Visiting Homemakers Service

The Arc Warren County Chapter, founded in 1954, is a nonprofit organization that offers various programs and support services for children with mental disabilities. It offers community living options, employment assistance and health care services to more than 1,000 individuals. The organization also undertakes advocacy, early intervention and case management services. It has a community clinic, which offers diagnosis and therapy to individuals with developmental disabilities. The organization also organizes workshops, dance and music competitions and provides online references and information on issues related to pregnancy. Its campus is located in Washington, N.J., and has facilities for recreational and dining facilities.

Parent to Parent Addiction Services Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Washington, NJ, dedicated to providing strength, hope, and advocacy to families and individuals affected by substance use disorders. They offer a range of services including support groups, individual counseling, educational speaking engagements, transportation assistance, and help with accessing treatment and sober living. Their mission is to reduce the number of overdose deaths and empower the community through education and awareness, while working to reduce the stigma associated with addiction. Led by co-directors Debi Natale and Helen Carey, who have personal experiences with addiction, Parent to Parent Addiction Services Inc. was founded in 2014 and has since grown to become a trusted resource for individuals seeking recovery in Warren County and surrounding areas. They have a strong network of professionals in the recovery field and provide free services to help individuals and families navigate the treatment system, access affordable care, and find support. With a focus on compassion and unity, Parent to Parent Addiction Services Inc. is committed to ensuring that no one is denied the opportunity to seek recovery.Generated from the website