Pillar Care Continuum (formerly CPNJ) was founded in 1953 by the parents of children with cerebral palsy who wanted better services for their loved ones. They operated from donated space in the basement of Orange Memorial Hospital. The organization has steadily grown over the years and today it is a $27 million dollar organization with more than 500 staff members at 14 program sites serving more than 1,400 infants, children and adults with disabilities. Pillar Care (formerly CPNJ) is dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities and other special needs by supporting personal growth, independence and participation in the community.

The life-changing results that individuals served by Bridgeway experience have been made possible through a unique operational philosophy for programming which has been to deliver comprehensive wellness services through a multi-disciplinary team-based approach in which the personal goals and challenges of each individual became the guiding informant for care plans. Bridgeway has been the leader in keeping people out of institutionalized care, and in their communities, where 24/7 rehabilitative care for mental illness is more successful. List of Bridgeway Programs: PACT - Program of Assertive Community Treatment RIST - Residential Intensive Support Team MESH - Medically Enhanced Supportive Housing Bridge to Wellness Primary Care Supportive Housing and Enhanced Supportive Housing Supported Education ICMS - Integrated Case Management Services Partial Care – Day Rehabilitation Program Employment/Career Services JIS – Justice Involved Services PATH, Homeless Outreach Crisis Intervention Services – 30 day outpatient crisis center PESS – Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services, 24 hour hotline HOST - Homeless Outreach Support Team, focusing on transition aged youth Please visit www.bridgewayrehab.org , click on Programs by County for contact information for each program location.

Administration of the Defined Benefit Plan (Pension) encompassing policy and procedural matters, regulatory, plan and fiduciary compliance for a population of 5000+ members working under collective bargaining agreements. QDRO administration in conjunction with legal and actuarial consultants.

ACE was created by the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 as part of a national network of federally funded Community Action Agencies (CAA’s) to administer various programs on the community level that assist people of low-income out-of-poverty conditions. Incorporated in 1965, ACE began with a budget of $430,000 as a grantee for the federal Head Start Program maintaining fiscal and administrative responsibility for services in Lackawanna, Pike, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties. ACE is a Community Action Agency authorized to administer funds received from federal, state, local, or private funding entities to assess, design, operate, finance, and oversee anti-poverty programs. ACE is intended to promote self-sufficiency and depends heavily on volunteer work, especially from the low-income community. ACE's mission statement is to empower people with the skills needed to become self-sufficient and enhance their lives through education, training, life skills, and support services. Over the past 50 years, ACE has developed a broad range of additional programs and services that promote school readiness for children and families and helps families struggling with the effects of poverty. These programs range from employment, education, income management, transportation, workforce initiatives, veterans support services, weatherization, crisis and emergency food assistance, to parenting support, childcare, and early learning programs. ACE is here to Help People Prosper!

Swim instructor, CPR & AED certified -Responsible for maintenance of the pool and surrounding area to ensure swimmer health, safety and welfare. -Provided both group and individual swim lessons to children of various skill level ages 3-8

THE ARC/MORRIS COUNTY CHAPTER, NEW JERSEY, INC. is a non for profit organization serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. We provide and array of services including residential, respite, day habilitation and more.

The Arc of Hunterdon County is committed to a person-centered philosophy in serving individuals experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities, along with their families, to foster a lifestyle that reflects the needs, goals, and desires of the person. The Arc of Hunterdon County will empower individuals experiencing intellectual and developmental disabilities to live and work in the community on their own terms as proud, vital members of society.

Founded in 1950 as Orange County Cerebral Palsy Assocation, Inspire was established to provide services to children with cerebral palsy living in Orange County. As the needs of our community have grown and changed, Inspire has expanded programs to benefit children and adults with a wide variety of disabilities and challenges. Inspire specializes in early childhood development, as well as outpatient rehabilitation and family support services for youth and adults. Our trained, professional and caring staff are available to answer all of your questions. Whether its a question about early childhood development or special education preschool, a need for evaluation or therapy services, our staff is ready to inspire our students, patients and clients to reach their full potential.

New Concepts for Living is a 501(c)(3) organization devoted to serving adults with developmental disabilities and their families since 1981. NCFL provides housing, day programs, behavioral services, and round-the-clock care to more than 100 individuals. Our Agency operates numerous residential group homes in Northern New Jersey (including a new medically supportive home for adults who are also medically fragile), a day program in Rochelle Park, NJ, and a dedicated staff that provides care for our clients 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 365 days a year.