Salem County Council of Education Assns

Resources for Independent Living (RIL) is a community-based member organization founded in 1993, dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities in Pennsville, NJ. Offering a range of services such as veteran direct care, counseling, and job preparation, RIL focuses on providing a safe and supportive environment for its members. With a mission to empower children and adults with disabilities to achieve their personal goals, RILNJ emphasizes a person-centered approach and interdisciplinary teamwork. Through fun activities, volunteer opportunities, and fundraising events, RIL continues to make a positive impact on the lives of those it serves.Generated from the website

The Pennsville Visiting Nurses Association is a non-profit organization founded by the Township of Pennsville, NJ, exclusively serving the residents of Pennsville Township. They offer in-home bedside nursing services with a physician's order or referral from another nursing organization, including dressing changes, blood sugar monitoring, injections, and medication preparation. Additionally, they provide free screenings for blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol by appointment, as well as a loan closet for residents to borrow medical equipment and food assistance for those in need. The Visiting Nurses Association is staffed by a team of dedicated professionals, including Theresa Tilton RN as the Department Head, Gale Brown RN, Brea Holmes RN, Mary Clarke as a part-time secretary, Diane DiMarzo as a part-time secretary, and Rebecca Dorrell RN as part-time staff. Their services also encompass home health nursing, emergency food pantry, and vital screenings, making them an essential resource for the health and well-being of the Pennsville Township community.Generated from the website

The American Legion, founded in 1919 through an Act of Congress, is the nation's largest Veteran Service Organization (VSO), dedicated to advocating for veterans, service members, and their families. With a strong commitment to addressing mental health and preventing veteran suicide, the organization provides peer-to-peer resources and champions the unique needs of each generation of veterans. Over the years, the American Legion has established programs focused on youth development, community engagement, and legislative advocacy, securing billions in VA benefits for veterans and offering grants to organizations that support young people in need. Through their efforts, they inspire a spirit of service and a commitment to strengthening local communities across the United States. Generated from the website