NEED TO UPDATE YOUR COMPUTER SKILLS TO OFFICE 365? THIS SERIES IS PERFECT FOR YOU!

Join Connecting NJ and Safe in Hunterdon as we discuss healthy relationships, how to recognize unhealthy relationships, and support our loved ones. Safe in Hunterdon will also discuss what support it offers to the community.

American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Supporting those who have experienced the loss of a loved one from overdose or suicide

A place to just be YOU

Young women in grades 9-12 who are currently or were previously CMO involved and would benefit from Group therapy.

Join us for "The Healing Pen", a virtual weekly transformative workshop series open to anyone seeking to heal from trauma, including survivors of domestic violence. This supportive and empowering space will guide you in using writing as a tool for healing, self-expression, and reclaiming your voice. Wednesday evenings. Beginning September 11th.

The Brain Injury Alliance of NJ is offering a free webinar entitled " Sports Concussion Update" on September 12, 2024 at 10:00am. We will (a) provide an update from the most recent International Conference on Concussion in Sport, (b) review evaluation and management of sports concussion, (c) review current "return to learn" and "return to play" guidelines for sports concussion, and (d) discuss recent research in sports-related concussion. Speaker is Dave Gealt, DO, FAOASM.

Hunterdon Hospice is pleased to announce, a new season for our Growing Through Loss Bereavement Group open to anyone in the community, 18 years or older, who has suffered a loss.

The Regional Family Support Planning Council #8 (Cumberland, Salem, and Gloucester) is excited to host Connor Griffin, Director of Health Care Advocacy at the Arc of New Jersey, in a presentation on what happens to a person with disabilities' financial and health benefits when a parent retires, becomes disabled, or passes away.

Come learn about the variety of options available to families for guardianship for adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Presentation is 90 minutes with time for questions. Presenter is Chris Bratton of the Bratton Law Group.

PRESENTER Victor M. Peralta Jr.
Somerset Outreach and Community Engagement Manager, Safe + Sound

Healthy Lifestyles Project: LIVE is a series of live, interactive events to promote healthy living for adults and students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Falls can pose a serious risk to brain injury survivors. This free webinar will review statistics of falls in those with a brain injury and the importance of reducing one's fall risk, evaluate the home set up and strategies to decrease tripping hazards around one's home, and identify a few exercises to decrease fall risk in the safety of one's home. Presenter is Dr. Marvelyn Tiziani, PT, DPT, NCS

Calling All Youth! Hear about a new council for youth interested. Make a Difference: Share your thoughts on youth disability programs. Develop Skills: Gain leadership experience. Network: Connect with peers and professionals.

The Family Support Planning Council welcomes families with children and youth with disabilities to a presentation on coordinating supports and services across all of the different service delivery systems. We will have representatives from the Children's System of Care, Department of Education, a Care Management Organization, Disability Rights New Jersey, and the Office of Ombudsman for People with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities and Their Families.

Únase a Connecting NJ y Safe in Hunterdon para hablar sobre relaciones saludables, cómo reconocer relaciones no saludables y cómo apoyar a nuestros seres queridos. Safe in Hunterdon también hablará sobre los tipos de apoyo que ofrece a la comunidad.

The 4th Annual NJ I/DD Youth Transition Conference is for youth with disabilities transitioning to the adult world of services, their families & caregivers and the professionals who serve them. NJ's premier conference on all-things Transition Into Adulthood related- join us virtually on October 1st and 3rd with a special virtual Resource Spotlight Networking Event on October 4th, 2024.

Open to all Children & Teens (K through 12th grade) who have experienced the loss of a loved one.

Venga por productos frescos GRATIS y obtenga recetas de temporada / Come shop for FREE fresh produce & collect seasonal recipes.

The New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project team finds it important to keep nurturing our connections with you and branching out in ways that help us all continue to grow. These webinars are for adults and students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their family members, and Direct Support Professionals.

Each year, the New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project (NJSAP) and the New Jersey Statewide Self-Advocacy Network (NJSSAN) work together to host the annual Fall Conference. The event is an opportunity for Disability Advocates to network, learn about current advocacy issues, and attend professional development workshops.

The ISP is the foundation for developing strong supports and services for your family member with I/DD. Join us to develop a person-centered ISP with effective ISP examples presented for families with adults and those transitioning out of the school system.

Comfort Zone Camp serves children who have experienced the death of a parent, sibling, primary caregiver, or friend. All programs are offered at no cost to families. This program serves children ages 7-17 (18 if still in high school) who have lost a parent, guardian, sibling, or friend.