Council Against Youth Violence offers Expert Counseling, Crisis Stabilization, Advocacy & Support. 

Hotline: 609-544-0620

At PEI Kids in Lawrenceville

FREE EVENT - no registration required.

Join us on May 17th from 9am - 1pm. 

• Health & Wellness Zone
• Education Zone
• Housing Info
• Employment Assistance
• Kids Zone & More
• Free Food Included!

This webinar covers traumatic brain injury in service members and veterans, including prevalence, screening, return-to-duty guidelines, symptoms (acute to chronic), management strategies, wellness, and resources for service members, veterans, and caregivers.

Still Here presents: Front 2 Back @ The HUB

Just for Girls - Every Monday May 5th - August 4th

More than a dozen Hunterdon County resources for pregnant people and families and caregivers of infants, toddlers, and young children. Refreshments. Door Prizes

Más de una docena de recursos del condado de Hunterdon para embarazadas, familias y cuidadores de bebés y niños pequeños. Refrescos. Premios.

Join Ines P. Serna, MS-PH, CCCE, CD(DONA) for a webinar designed to provide a family-centered approach to understanding community-based doulas.  

Únase a Inés P. Serna, MS-PH, CCCE, CD(DONA) en un seminario web diseñado para brindar un enfoque centrado en la familia sobre las doulas comunitarias.

Need Food? Find Free Meals & Groceries Near You

Use the link or QR code to access the website. Find 100+ food pantries, youth meals, grab-and-go meal options.

Still Here presents Youth Enrichment Program @ The HUB

For Youth 13-17 - Every Wednesday from 5-7pm

The Summer Scholarship program offers financial assistance to families of children with disabilities, ages 4-25, to help cover the cost of summer enrichment activities between Memorial and Labor Day. Award amounts can range from $85-$400, depending on the need. Applications are reviewed on a first come first served basis and funds are limited!

Sign up today! 

Camp is open to youth ages 4-12 from July to August from 8am - 3pm.

Sign up for multi-weeks to receive a discount.

Please join the Center for Family Services Grief & Traumatic Loss Services and Camden County Family Support Organization for our twice monthly, 45-minute, free, virtual Grief Education Workshops.

The NJ Summer EBT program provides low-income families with a one-time $120 EBT card per eligible child to help purchase groceries during the summer when children might not have access to school meal. 

Find out more about who is eligible and how to apply!

Are you navigating tantrums, defiance, or big emotions with your young child? You're not alone. This free workshop will give you simple, effective strategies to better understand and respond to behaviors that challenge.

Come together to break the stigma and build community! Join us for a resource fair, explore local mental health providers, and learn tools for wellness & self-care. 

Thursday May 29th 11am - 3pm

We Need to Talk is a faith-based campaign focused on starting hard conversations in the black, brown, and inner-city communities which aims to teach that if you don't work through your emotions or trauma, you cannot properly heal and grow. 

Join us on May 31st from 12-3pm at 29-31 Bishop David C Thomas Sr. Way in Trenton. 

This free webinar will discuss the history of the discovery of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), describe the pathophysiology of CTE, distinguish between the clinical entity from the histopathologically defined diagnosis, review current diagnostic criteria, and explore future directions for the study of CTE. 

Open every 3rd Saturday from 9am - 1pm at 1009 Whitehead Road Ext Ewing NJ. 

Families can select items based on availability and need. If you or someone you know could benefit, please contact the church at 609-883-1555 and ask for Michael Fogg. 

Please join the Center for Family Services Grief & Traumatic Loss Services and Camden County Family Support Organization for our twice monthly, 45-minute, free, virtual Grief Education Workshops.

This special event honors the individuals and organizations whose extraordinary contributions to Mercer Street Friends’ mission have nourished minds, strengthened bodies and empowered families and communities.