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The Self-Sufficiency project is launching a new program to raise awareness of the impact of child trauma
Newton, NJ (July 23, 2021) – The Self-Sufficiency project has launched PACEs, a new initiative dedicated to raising awareness of the impact of childhood trauma with the goal of preventing adverse childhood experiences. The agency invites professionals, teachers, parents, health care providers and carers to attend the kick-off lunch, on Thursday, July 29.th, at noon, with New Jersey Office of Resilience Executive Director David Ellis and pediatric and family therapist Kris Imbrie.
Financial Corner: Is the Roth IRA better for young workers?
If you’re in the early stages of your career, you probably don’t think much about retirement. Regardless, it is never too early to start preparing …
Upcoming events: Hopatcong Marketplace Christmas in July – Outdoor Concert: Music from the British Invasion
Nice weather this weekend to celebrate Christmas at Hopatcong Market in July, Jefferson is hosting a Gazebo concert with Carnaby Street that …
Open auditions for “The Cemetery Club” – Roxbury Arts Alliance
Cemetery Club was introduced in agreement with Concord Theatricals, on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.
CCM builds on its mission as the # 1 New Jersey Community College
Randolph, NJ: Going through the other side of the pandemic, County College of Morris (CCM) is ready to continue to change lives and strengthen …
