– One year since its inception, the New Jersey COVID-19 Service Corps’ 41 members are providing support to local nonprofits, service providers, clinical settings, housing agencies and schools to expand their reach in addressing vulnerable communities’ needs amid the pandemic. Comprising…
– The challenges of the pandemic—distress, economic strife, and unprecedented curbs on social interaction—have had a marked effect on people’s mental health. Since the state’s first shelter-in-place advisory in March 2020, SERV Centers of New Jersey (SCNJ) has received a significant…
– My name is Deborah Kennedy, and I am the Executive Director of the Family Support Organization of Burlington County. While our work has focused historically on providing peer support, education and advocacy for families raising children having behavioral, emotional, and…
– The sequel to this gallery series features videos and photos from Freehold, Toms River, Trenton and other communities throughout the state. They highlight a number of the accomplishments by New Jersey Health Initiatives (NJHI) grantees and their partners since March…
– New Jerseyans with the greatest needs have experienced the heaviest burdens since long before the pandemic. Over the past year, the value of the trusting relationships that community-based organizations, health care personnel, municipal agencies, school administrators, houses of worship, law…
– Public health leaders expect the pace of COVID-19 vaccine administration will speed up as more vaccine becomes available and more vaccine sites are established. They think most New Jerseyans will get their shots at mega-sites, hospital or healthcare system-based sites,…