Despite a decrease in opioid overdose deaths, this remains a significant problem. Participants will examine risk factors associated with opioid-related harms including overdose. Participants will also review the signs of an overdose and the critical response to one. This course provides an overview of the Overdose Prevention Act, MOUD & diversion.
Join Graham Behavior Services and FTF Behavior Consulting for Universal Protocols training: Reduce Crises, Increase Joy. Learn actionable strategies to create Happy, Relaxed, and Engaged (HRE) environments for students with severe problem behavior.
REAL Transition Partners: Lunchtime Learning Event for Youth & Families
In this 90-minute webinar, explore ways to partner with career services, learn best practices on including families in person-centered planning, and discover ready-to-use tools for young adults, caregivers, and professionals.
This workshop addresses the social, mental, physical, and sexual health trends experienced by LGBTQ+ youth, adolescents, and adults.
Save the Date for New Jersey's 11th Suicide Prevention Conference, a free virtual event open to all.
Somerset
Wednesday, September 23
Join is for the Early Relational Health (ERH) Summit and learn from local and national experts about how to promote stromg caregiver-child relationships that support healthy development, well-being, and resilience.
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS NOW! Ages 18+
Community Corps provides environmental education and work experience on projects that improve neighborhoods and create healthier communities.
Finding healthy food near you just got easier! Use this food finder map to locate what you need with options of how to get there.
Whether you want to ride the bus, train, light rail, or explore the numerous other transportation options available to you, our guides have the information you need. Take a look and learn the simple ins and outs of staying mobile in Mercer County and Ocean County.
Mobility Guide | Mercer and Ocean Counties I Greater Mercer TMA
MERCER COUNTY, NJ – Mercer County high school students are now eligible to apply for the first-ever Young Entrepreneur’s Academy (YEA!) program in New Jersey. The 30-week program seeks to help teenagers learn about the inner workings of business and help turn their entrepreneurial ideas into real companies.