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.

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.

Brought to you through a partnership between the New Jersey Family Engagement Hub and SEL4NJ: Social Emotional Learning Alliance for New Jersey. 

Social Emotional Learning 101 Workshop

The New Jersey Family Engagement Hub is a project of SPAN funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

Brought to you through a partnership between the New Jersey Family Engagement Hub and SEL 4 NJ: Social Emotional Learning Alliance for New Jersey. 

SEL 101: What Every Educator and Youth Worker Should Know

The New Jersey Family Engagement Hub is a project of SPAN funded by the U.S. Department of Education.

June 25-July 26
NJPC offers a FREE five-week Professional Parent Advocacy Training for caregivers of children with emotional or behavioral challenges, empowering them with system knowledge, rights, and advocacy skills to better support their families and communities.

Child Family Resources will be offering the Ages and Stages questionnaire, a developmental screening tool for checking the developmental progress of children between the ages of one month and five years at Dover Library.

While the race is a great activity for our Mission residents, it’s also a way for our community to show support for those struggling with substance abuse, as well as their loved ones (this keeps the race near to the heart of the Mission of our addiction recovery program!) The race serves as a way to raise financial support for the Mission and its programs as well.

Understanding how to recognize the difference between depression and the normal ups and downs in life. The presentation will be interactive with strategies to combat those feelings