Partner Agencies
Richard Lowe, Executive Director 150 Boulevard, P.O. Box 251, Washington, NJ 07882 (908) 689-1118 Dedicated to improving the employability and quality of life of people with disabilities by providing supervised work experiences, career planning, job training and placement. United Way funds the Job Sampling/Career Exploration Program. Robert Pruznick, Executive Director Committed to enriching the quality of life of persons with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities by offering a full range of services. United Way funds Camp Warren and Project First Step. Karen Cassano, Executive Director Offering child and youth mentoring programs for children of single-parent families, personal enhancement and enrichments, and promotion of one-to-one relations by matching children with carefully screened and trained adult volunteers. United Way funds facilitating the matching of children with adult mentors and the supervision of the child/mentor relationship to ensure success. CATHOLIC CHARITIES, DIOCESE OF METUCHEN Martha Rezeli, Executive Director Offers health and human services on a non-sectarian basis. Provides emergency food, clothing, family preservation, and daycare services to families in temporary emergency situations. Also provides client advocacy, individual, family, marital, and group counseling. United Way funds the Material Needs/Social Services Program and Child Assault Prevention Program in schools throughout COMMUNITY PREVENTION RESOURCES OF WARREN COUNTY, INC. Janet Bloodgood, Ph.D., Executive Director 20 West Washington Avenue, P.O. Box 246, Washington, NJ 07882 (908) 835-1800 www.communitypreventionresources.org CPR is a non-profit agency dedicated to promoting the mental and physcial health, wellness and safety of individuals and families of our community by addressing family issues and the prevention of substance abuse through education and treatment services. United Way funds the Tough Choices - Beyond Anger Management Program at Family Support Organization. Pamela Farago, Executive Director Assists victims of domestic abuse in coordination with other agencies. Provides emergency shelter, crisis intervention counseling, assistance with court procedures and court accompaniment, information and referral, community education, establishment of self-help groups, and client advocacy. United Way funds the Shelter and Outreach Program. FAMILY PROMISE OF WARREN COUNTY, INC. Robert Frankenfield, Executive Director 64A Washington Avenue, P.O. Box 267, Oxford, NJ 07863 (908) 453-2194 Address the immediate needs of homeless families in our communities. Through the Warren County Inter-Faith Hospitality Network (WC-IHN), we extend compassion, care and hope to families through a network of host and support congregations, civic and business organizations and individual volunteers. WC-IHN achieves this in a way that keeps parents and kids together in their communities and schools while preserving the family's safety, dignity and well-being. United Way funds the Warren County Inter-Faith Hospitality Network. Mr. Richard McDonnell, LCSW Executive Director Counseling center provides outpatient mental health and substance abuse treatment; individual, marital, family, and group counseling for adults, adolescents, and children; 24-hour emergency services; treatment for sexually abused children; partial care for severe and persistent mentally ill persons and mentally ill chemical abusers (MICA). United Way funds the Outpatient Mental Health, Partial Care, and Emergency Services Programs. FREEDOM HOUSE, INC. Frederick Reihl, Executive Director P.O. Box 367, Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 (908) 537-6043 Provides innovative long-term residential halfway house treatment programs for adult males, and transitional housing for recovering alcohol and drug addicted women and their children. United Way funds the Family Afterward Program. Grace E. Kelly, Managing Attorney Provides free legal advice and representation to low-income, senior, and disabled United Way funds core services that support all of the above. Terry Newhard, Executive Director Provides cost-effective, coordinated services to low-income people in Hunterdon, Morris, United Way dollars support the Food Bank, Pre-School Programs and the Career & Life Transition Center for Women. TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FOOD PANTRY Frank Fowler III, Ph.D, Senior Pastor 213 Main Street, Hackettstown, NJ 07840 (908) 852-3020 UWWC partially fund Food Pantry renovations. Peggy Suydam, Executive Director Home Health Aide assistance to the elderly, disabled, and families during emergency or chronic illness. United Way funds Homemaker Assistance for all of the above. VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT CENTER Carol McKinney, Executive Director 280 West Hanover Avenue, Morristown, NJ 07960 (973) 538-7200 VMC provides the glue and the grease to enable corporations, agencies and individuals to collaborate more effectively and efficiently to achieve their stated goals. United Way funds the Effective Volunteer Management Program.
319 West Washington Avenue, Suite 2, Washington, NJ 07882-2157
(908) 689-7525 Fax (908) 689-4898
www.arcwarren.org
21 Broad Street, P.O. Box 123, Washington, NJ 07882-0123
(908)
www.bbbsofwc.org
(908)
www.ccdom.org
(908)
(908) 453- 4181 Hotline
www.besafewc.org
492 Route 57 West,
(908)
www.familyguidancecenterofwc.org
91 Front Street, P. O. Box 65, Belvidere, NJ 07823-0065
(908)
www.lsnj.org/lsnwj
www.norwescap.org
18 Broad
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