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The Eating Disorders Program at Goryeb Children’s Hospital is the only multidisciplinary program in New Jersey exclusively for children and adolescents. We offer education and treatment for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and related disorders in our partial hospitalization program and intensive outpatient program.
Eclectic Solutions Counseling, LLC is an Intensive In-Community provider within The NJ Children's System of Care (CSOC).
The mission of EDGE New Jersey is to respond compassionately and responsibly to the HIV+ and LGBTQ+ communities by providing supportive services, housing opportunities, prevention strategies and education to enhance the community we serve. The vision of EDGE is to empower those we serve to achieve a healthy, safe and self-sufficient life.
It is the mission of the Edgewater Housing Authority to provide affordable housing services for the low and moderate income residents of the Borough.
The Housing Authority utilizes financial resources primarily provided by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development through the Public Housing Program and the Housing Choice Voucher Program.
Community-based organization designed to provide short-term Intensive In-Community counseling services.
Resources for youth by youth ages 16-19 that answer questions like:
ECLC stands for offering "Education, Careers & Lifelong Community" to children and adults with special needs, including autism, Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities. ECLC was launched in 1970 as the "Early Childhood Learning Center" by a group of parents and others to provide early-intervention services to a handful of pre-school children.
Elissa Kingsley is an Academic Coach, Executive Function Coach, certified Reading Specialist, certified ELA Teacher, and Tutor. She provides academic support and educational services to learning disabled, and mainstream students in Grades K-12 and College.
The primary goal of the camp is to further develop the recreational and social skills of each child. In a relaxed and accepting atmosphere, each camper experiences new adventures, lasting friendships, and opportunities that promote independence and greater self-confidence.
The Health Department provides numerous services for residents:
Embrella, formerly Foster and Adoptive Family Services, serves foster, adoptive, and kinship parents in communities throughout NJ. We help foster children by offering programs to support them from childhood to young adulthood.
The New Jersey Council on Developmental Disabilities recognizes that it is important for people with developmental disabilities – particularly those living in independent living or group home arrangements – to be prepared if and when emergencies arise, and to have a clear idea of what to do in such a situation.
The Emmanuel Cancer Foundation provides New Jersey families facing the crisis of pediatric cancer a place to turn for comfort and support through professional in-home counseling and a uniquely tailored package of assistance – all free-of-charge.
The Adolescent Emotional Eating Track (EET) at Princeton House Behavioral Health provides psychotherapy, psychoeducation, and supported meals via telehealth.
For teens ages 13 to 17 with mood disorders and disordered eating behaviors who are at least 90 percent of their ideal body weight and have a BMI of at least 20.
Program designed for young women ages 16-22 who may benefit from extra support from both peers and role models in a warm and nurturing home-like setting. The program offers therapeutic, prosocial, and recreational services year round.
Empower U. is a learning organization that strives to continuously support children, families, and communities through providing innovative and sustainable empowerment and therapeutic programming.
Encounters in Black Traditions, an incorporated Not for Profit Organization, was developed as a digital multi media inner city minority folk arts video series, to document, educate, archive and showcase life on life terms.
We are families helping families, providing recreation, support, and referral to parents and guardians with neuro-typical and special needs children.
Greater Bergen Community Action energy assistance programs help pay for energy bills.
Englewood Health is one of New Jersey’s leading hospitals and healthcare networks. Composed of Englewood Hospital, the Englewood Health Physician Network, and the Englewood Health Foundation, our health system delivers nationally recognized care in a community setting to residents of northern New Jersey, New York, and beyond.
The role of a local health department is to protect and promote the public's health. Although a daily factor in all our lives, public health is one of the least visible and least understood of all public functions.
Englewood Housing was founded in 1976. The first building to be constructed was the Vincente K. Tibbs Senior Citizen building at 111 West Street in 1976 consisting of 152 units of efficiency and one bedroom units. In 1981 Westmoor Gardens, a section 8 Multi-Family Housing Complex, was constructed for 64 families.
The mission of the Englewood Public Library is to provide resources that enhance and contribute to individual knowledge, enlightenment, and enjoyment to maintain and improve the quality of life for all citizens of our community.
Licensed psychologist providing individual therapy for anxiety, depression, stress management, and career counseling to teens and adults in Englewood, NJ.
Free ESL Classes for adults.