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

Hotline: 609-544-0620

At PEI Kids in Lawrenceville

NJPC is offering a free five-week Professional Parent Advocacy Training program which helps participants better navigate service systems, understand their rights, and improve access to care, while also being approved for foster, adoptive, and kinship training through NJPC.

Everyone is Welcome! Free and Open to All! Live music, food, drinks, vendors, and more - fun for the whole family!

Serving girls ages 13-17.

The fourth and final workshop in a four-part series is presented through a partnership between the New Jersey Family Engagement Hub Project and the Paterson Education Fund. The New Jersey Family Engagement Hub is a project of SPAN funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

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.

4 sessions held monthly from June 18-September 17
Are you curious about how digital media is impacting your child? You're not alone! Join this free 4-session virtual learning collaborative designed for parents and caregivers of youth.

What you EXPECT is not always what you EXPERIENCE. Life changes, hormonal changes; there are so many factors that cause STRESS. You are NOT alone.

Equips youth with financial literacy, job readiness, and self-care practices like meditation and self-love.

Welcome to our online event focusing on the **important role** of peer support in addiction recovery.

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.

We welcome and encourage individuals and their families to attend one of our monthly Transition Thursday Webinars held on the second and third Thursdays.

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!

FREE for students in 2nd-5th grades @ Ewing Branch Library

Saturday, June 21st 10-11am

Registration is required

Your baby is not running around, so it doesn’t matter, does it? Pregnant and resting, not overdoing it. Good for you! But... How hot is too hot?

Join BIANJ for a free virtual event designed for individuals and families impacted by brain injury. Topics include a brief overview of BIANJ service, practical tips for home and personal organization, and a calming yoga practice with meditation, breathwork, and accessible modifications. 

Discuss opportunities to implement family-friendly workplace policies, guidelines, and state programs, as well as what already exists to provide better life outcomes and mental health for working families with children from birth to age 5. 

we invite you to our upcoming webinar, "Body Image: Pushing Back against the “Beach Body” Mentality."

Join Sharon Ryan (ED Clinical Coordinator) and Kayla Ray (Adult/ED Program Director) as they explore how seasonal pressures around body image can impact self-esteem, mental health, and eating behaviors.

Join us for an opportunity to learn more about what DDD has to offer during our quarterly Welcome Session. During this session, participants will have an opportunity to join a breakout room of their choice and ask questions.