We provide a wide range of information about support, resources, and services for families in Mercer County, New Jersey.
Mercer ResourceNet is sponsored by Capitol County Children's Collaborative.
The Behavioral Health Toolkit Goals Include: Increasing Parental Knowledge, Assisting Parents in Speaking with their Clinician, & Providing Resources. Click the link (in image) to find out more.
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The conference provides learning experiences for staff at all levels and includes great opportunities to build relationships and grow your business.
This year's theme, Rise Up! Advancing Black maternal Health Equity in New Jersey, is a powerful call to action focused on advancing maternal health equity for Black and Brown mothers through action and advocacy.
Recent Supreme Court affirmative action rulings and sweeping government executive actions are targeting diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging and access initiatives in the public and private sectors. This web briefing, the second in a series, will cover the latest legal developments and offer suggestions for nonprofits to chart a course in this landscape, remaining true to their missions and the people and communities they serve, while mitigating risk to their organization.
Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults.
Intentional Parenting is a mindfulness-based approach to family leadership that incorporates a review of the basic challenge and confusion facing families today, 20th century parents, parenting 21st Century children in this socio-political technological economic context, post-pandemic. The seminar includes lunch.
The overall objective of the 2025 BIANJ Annual Seminar is to provide an educational opportunity to professionals working with individuals affected by brain injury through workshops related to research, clinical innovations and strategies, rehabilitation, and advocacy.
FREE - Saturday February 1st 12-4pm @ Much Better Studios (125 S.Warren St Trenton)
Crown designer Tyquan Benton wants to help Trenton artists and entrepreneurs tap into the city’s resources to grow and sustain their businesses.
So, he has organized an event called the ‘Trenton Creatives Networking Brunch’ to do just that.
Human trafficking involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion for forced labor, commercial sex, or services. As one of the most densely populated and economically vibrant states, New Jersey serves as a hub for many different industries, making it both a destination and a source for human trafficking.
In honor of National Mentorship Month this January, Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Mercer County is launching a campaign to recruit 30 new mentors in 30 days. The program pairs volunteers aged 18 and older with children aged 6 to 14 across Mercer County, fostering one-on-one connections that make a lasting impact.
The City of Trenton has declared a Code Blue alert for Monday 12/2 - Friday 12/6 - which is an extreme cold alert issued when temps drop below freezing. Weather conditions could pose a threat to the homeless population. Transportation and light refreshments available at warming shelters in City.
