Help Self Community Development Corp

Offers a variety of self-help tools and services that communities choose to use. They include green housing and real estate development, community planning, research, micro-business and wealth creation, foreclosure prevention, environmental health, community gardening, youth training and education, green collar job training and other market-based social enterprises. In addition to community-based development services, Isles provides public education support throughout New Jersey and beyond. In particular, Isles works to change regional and statewide policies that concentrate poverty, undermine schools, promote sprawl, and foster racial segregation. To broaden its impact, Isles develops easily replicated approaches and provides other organizations with technical and organizational assistance. Isles also partners with hundreds of public, private, and academic friends to achieve innovative, cost effective ways to meet its mission.

Empowering New Jersey's men, fathers, and families to achieve self-sufficiency is the mission of UIH Family Partners. For over 150 years, UIH Family Partners has faithfully provided client-centered and outcomes-focused programs aimed at bolstering fragile families and equipping vulnerable, underserved young people with the tools they need to grow into independent, productive adults, and contributing members of the community. We provide workforce development, parenting education, and family activities. We serve adolescent males, male juvenile offenders, and ex-offenders who are fathers re-entering communities. Give us a call now for more information!

The New Jersey Catholic Conference, based in Trenton, NJ, is an organization dedicated to advocating for Catholic values and addressing various social issues at the state and federal level. With a history rooted in the Catholic faith, the conference works closely with the Catholic Bishops of New Jersey to provide statements and guidance on matters such as voting, respect for life, family life, social concerns, education, and more. Through their public policy committee, the conference engages in legislative advocacy and supports laws and policies that address hunger, poverty, homelessness, affordable housing, the environment, and immigration. They also provide resources and information on various topics, including the Synod on Synodality, the Nine Days for Life campaign, and the Diocesan Safe Environment Programs.Generated from the website