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Wynona's House, formally known as the Senator Wynona Lipman Child Advocacy Center, is a nonprofit organization based in Newark, New Jersey, dedicated to assisting children who have experienced abuse or neglect. Founded 25 years ago, it facilitates collaboration among over 70 multidisciplinary professionals to improve outcomes for affected children across Essex County. The center provides direct services to more than 950 children annually, supporting them and their non-offending caregivers throughout the investigation, prosecution, and treatment phases of their cases. By focusing on advocacy, education, family support, and outreach, Wynona's House aims to prevent child abuse and ensure long-term recovery and healing for its clients. Generated from the website

The Association for Children of New Jersey, also known as ACNJ, is a New Jersey-based child advocacy organization. A board of trustees, with representatives from various professions, ages, ethnic and cultural backgrounds, governs the agency. ACNJ collects, analyzes and distributes information on the well-being of children in New Jersey so that policy-makers can identify problems and work toward solutions. It also sponsors seminars and conferences as a means to inform policy makers, professionals, service providers, advocates and the public about issues affecting children and families. ACNJ s community initiatives include programs to train grassroots advocates and community members to be effective voices for children, to coordinate statewide, regional and local networks of citizens to act on behalf of children. ACNJ operates a Children s Legal Resource Center to meet the demand for information on the status of the law and children s rights. The agency is funded primarily through foundation grants and donations to support specific projects. It does not accept government grants for advocacy.

The American Legion, established in 1919, is the nation's largest veteran service organization (VSO) dedicated to advocating for veterans, service members, and their families. With a focus on mental health, community support, and youth development, it aims to destigmatize mental health issues and empowers individuals to contribute to preventing veteran suicide. Through a variety of programs and services, including American Legion Baseball and educational initiatives, the organization has positively impacted local communities while securing significant benefits for veterans. The American Legion continues to inspire service, uphold principles of leadership and camaraderie, and foster a spirit of patriotism among all Americans. Generated from the website