Healing & Hope Circle is a free, confidential virtual support group in Korean for women seeking healing, safety, and emotional support after difficult or harmful relationships.

Fun, interactive small group that helps kids build essential social skills and confidence in a supportive environment.

Small group sessions designed to help tweens navigate friendships, overcome social challenges, and build the confidence and communication skills they need both now and in the future.

Learn how a strengths-based approach helps educators build trust, motivation, and engagement by identifying and leveraging what students do well, especially those who struggle most.

Virtual Cooking blending social-emotional learning with fun, interactive recipes!

Our supportive, therapist-led group creates a safe space for high school teens to practice skills, connect with peers, and grow socially in a fun and encouraging environment.

These welcome sessions support the Division’s mission to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities receive quality services, participate meaningfully in their communities, and exercise their right to make choices.

Person-Centered Life Planning: A more secure future for people with disabilities.

Learn how intentional, positive language strengthens relationships, supports behavior, and helps children and young people feel capable, connected, and motivated.

Join Family Touch’s six-week Korean-language online grief support group for a safe, compassionate space to process loss, find comfort, and connect with others. Thursdays, July 30–September 3, from 7:00–9:00 p.m. Scholarships are available.

12-week Sunday art workshop for Pre K-3rd grade, taught by experienced art educators. Students learn to think and express themselves creatively, not just 'make crafts.' Aug-Oct, Sundays 4-6PM. $350 for all 12 sessions or $35/class.

Virtual Cooking blending social-emotional learning with fun, interactive recipes!

Explore how A I tools may support memory, organization, communication, attention, and emotional regulation after brain injury through practical examples and demonstrations.

Adults are invited to a free Korean-language Mental Health First Aid training on Saturday, August 8, 2026. Learn to recognize mental health challenges, respond to crises, reduce stigma, and connect people with professional support.

Hands-on lab program for 6th-8th graders exploring medical science: blood typing, tissue microscopy, and forensic analysis, led by medical school faculty from SUNY Downstate. $40/student.

Bierman Autism Centers is opening its brand-new Parsippany center — and we figured the best way to celebrate was to fill the parking lot with fire trucks, police cars, construction vehicles, and more, and invite the whole community to come explore them.

Why Bully Me? is a powerful live theatrical experience bringing the reality of bullying to life through storytelling and unforgettable messages that speak to the heart of every family & the hidden pain behind bullying. Featuring youth & adult performers, whom have overcome bullying or social isolation, to uplift and encourage everyone.

Shows @ 1pm & 5pm.

When a school closes or a major program shifts suddenly, the impact reaches far beyond the classroom. Students feel the disruption, families lose stability, and educators face new communication challenges.

Join Integrity House and the Newark Department of Health and Community Wellness for the third annual Integrity Day, a free community celebration of health, wellness, and connection on August 20, 2026 from 11 AM - 2 PM in Lincoln Park.

School Avoidance
Join us for a series of informative sessions on how InStride Health delivers effective, evidence-based treatment for children, teens, and young adults with anxiety and OCD. We’ll explore our therapeutic approach, including CBT and exposure therapy, and walk through presentation-specific case studies.