An opportunity to talk about pregnancy during the pandemic. let's discuss the joys as well as the challenges. Zoom Meeting ID: 977 8703 5833 Password: 842028

Wednesdays at 12:00 pm and 7:00 pm
NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group is a 60-minute support group for adults (18+) with a mental health condition. Participants gain the support of peers who understand their experience and gain insight into others’ challenges and successes.

Training is for anyone at risk of overdose, family and friends. Receive a treatment voucher for 30 days of free substance use treatment, to use or distribute to anyone in need. In addition, education will be provided on how to administer Narcan® (naloxone) to reverse a heroin/opioid overdose. Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 1PM; July 9 & July 23 at 6PM. 

Join Rutgers University's Office of University-Community Partnership's Advocates for Healthy Living (AHLI) and our Greater Newark Community Partners for five weeks of virtual sessions geared towards living your best life during COVID-19. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from July 6 - August 7. 2020. (Session times vary)  Registration is required.

First Children Services is now offering online social skills groups for children ages 6-13. Groups meet Wednesday Evenings from June 10th-July 15th

This is your chance to help create a community of youth supporting youth. Each free 30-minute session will begin with information sharing followed by small group conversations related to the topic of the week.

Your feelings matter and we want to hear about them! Are you worried about school, summer - the "new normal"? Zoom or call in for a safe place to talk, share, and address your concerns. These sessions are facilitated by a school social worker. Meeting ID 96264492894 Password 928807 

Online social group for Klove
Wednesdays, 6:00-7:30 pm / Saturdays, 1:30-3:00pm
Korean 101, Kpop Music, Kdrama, Girl & Boy Bands, Anime, Communication. No Korean language skills necessary. Groups Features: Friendship, Self-Esteem, Success, Working Together, Social Skills, Relationships, Coping, Social Media Success, Pressures, Dreams, Goals, Culture and Wellness.

In these difficult times, an opportunity for fellowship arises~
We are now proud to present a nightly virtual gathering, the “BRCSJ SOCIAL JUSTICE POWER HOUR!”, a series of interactive events & happenings to entertain, enlighten, & empower our community as well as simply bring us together, albeit remotely.

Earn Type II Learning CEU every week by joining BDA where they will discuss various topics each week.

This is a free virtual program for girls in grades 3-8. 2.5 hr online weekly science projects, academic games, creative writing, drawing with code, animation, and fun with new friends.

Each registered student receives weekly supplies, meals, a teen mentor, and a new Chromebook to borrow for enjoying private zoom classes and activities this summer.

Using a virtual platform, first responders can participate in an interactive discussion on ways to maintain balance and structure in their lives, promote physical and mental well-being, and develop resiliency needed for personal and professional success.  Register and  use the keywords “Too Strong.” ?Registration is required. Space is limited.

Summer Reading Program's Summertime STEM  by the Red Bank Library. Thursdays at 1 p.m. on Facebook and YouTube. Register for the Summer Reading Program at redbanklibrary.readsquared.com. Earn 50 points for each program you attend. Ages 8-12.

Join POAC for a weekly session of Zumba! Let’s get up and move, stay fit, and relieve the stress of the day with Natalia and Mercedes on POAC Facebook Live. We will meet online Thursdays at 2:30 for 45 minutes. It’s fitness fun for the whole family.

NOTE: We have heard your feedback and we will now be transitioning from GoToMeeting to Zoom!  Each class will feature a certified trainer and a model participant to demonstrate each exercise. We will focus on improving muscle building, full-body flexibility, balance, motor skills, and mobility through these fun exercises. Mondays & Thursdays.

Thursday Virtual Zoom Support Meeting to discuss grief and loss in a safe place. With over 40 + types of losses an individual can experience grief, this support group will provide coping skills, self-discovery, and emotional completion of their loss. 1 (929)205-6099 ID#795-726-385.

The NJCDD is developing its Five-Year State Plan for 2022- 2026. We want to hear from - individuals with I/DD, families, caregivers and other stakeholders about what is working; what needs to change; and, how it could be changed for individuals with I/DD and their families. The deadline for public input is July 31, 2020. 

Mental Health Anonymous is a start up non-profit organization that provides support groups for those suffering with mental illness. The support groups aim to provide free knowledge, education and awareness, and coping skills in order for those struggling to have a better life.

Attend the virtual NAMI National Convention.

With the stress and uncertainty in the world right now, learn how you can identify the emotional needs, and assist those in your community, family, or organization. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide prevention training and COVID-19 Strategies for Coping will be offered virtually at no cost. Register in advance for all trainings.

Not quite ready to venture out, but missing your summer zoo camp fun? Join us for Essex County Turtle Back Zoo's first-ever VirtualCamp (TBZVC)! You’ll still visit your favorite zoo locations (let’s take a train ride!) and habitats (destination: Africa!) all while learning about animals, conservation, and stewardship. For ages 5-10. Fee

We are grateful for your patience and support as we transformed our canceled in-person NAMICon into a virtual event. We are excited to announce that no-cost registration is now open for NAMICon 2020, a Virtual Event, taking place July 13–14.

A virtual zoom support meeting to maintain and retain positive overall wellness. 1(929) 205-6099 ID#913 979 032

Mondays & Wednesdays, 7:00 pm
Join PFLAG Jersey Shore in our digital support space to connect with others, receive the social support critical to the well-being of the LGBTQ community, and obtain support services for families of LGBTQ individuals.

This free series is for all medical professionals who have been affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic, both on the front lines and in all other contexts, who are interested in mindfulness resources to help navigate these challenging times. When you register we’ll send you Access Links to attend any sessions LIVE. 

Tuesdays at 12 pm & Wednesdays at 7 pm
Register for an online support group. NAMI Family Support Group is a 60-minute support group for adult friends and family members (18+) of people with mental health conditions. Participants gain support from peers who understand their experience and gain insight into others’ challenges and successes.

Coffee Time Chat is a women's support group designed to provide support with day to day issues that we experience as women.

This webinar will cover the protections provided by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regarding employment for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Various employment settings will be discussed as well as how to request reasonable accommodations that can benefit you at work and help improve your job performance.

Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 PM ET. Feelings of anxiety, stress, and grief can be difficult for children to navigate. Join APA’s Magination Press authors for readings of their books designed to entertain while helping kids understand and cope with these feelings using emotional support tools.

Group begins Tuesday, May 12
This is Me is a virtual support group for adolescent girls ages 13-18 meeting on Tuesdays from 6:00-7:00 pm for 6 weeks and potentially further based on interest. This group is FREE for participants.

This group centers on applying the concepts of: powerlessness & acceptance as an avenue to manage feelings and thoughts. Ultimately, you will bring forth an awareness to the "why" behind your need to escape and forget. We will use Mindfulness work (meditation, sharing using "I" statements and self reflective "tools") to assist in the process. There will be readings, a sharing portion, as well as a meditation.

Join us to learn how to integrate and implement Nature Play Therapy interventions rooted in a variety of theoretical orientations supporting the use of play as an effective agent of change, growth and healing.The interventions introduced will provide methods to bring nature into play therapy practice with children, adolescents and families both in the playroom as well as bridging prescriptive healing interventions outside of sessions to promote family bonding.

With the stress and uncertainty in the world right now, learn how you can identify the emotional needs, and assist those in your community, family, or organization. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide prevention training and COVID-19 Strategies for Coping will be offered virtually at no cost. Register in advance for all trainings.

This event is part of Exploring Biomedical Strategies for HIV prevention, an HIV Education webinar series: Webinar Wednesdays with Quincy Bell. You do not need to register, just log in  https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb or call in 1-650-429-3300 Access code is 795 006 256

Join the Community Living Education Project (CLEP) in collaboration with Michael Selbst, Ph.D., BCBA-D as they address understanding and addressing the unique issues associated with the current pandemic, including social distancing, wearing masks, socializing, managing stress, and behavior issues during transition times

With the stress and uncertainty in the world right now learn how you can identify the emotional needs and assist those in your community, family, or organization. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention training and COVID-19 Strategies and Techniques for Coping will be offered virtually at no cost. Register in advance for all trainings.

This webinar will provide an overview of the ADA, how it relates to everyday life and what to do if you feel you or your loved ones rights are being violated under the ADA.

With the stress and uncertainty in the world right now learn how you can identify the emotional needs and assist those in your community, family, or organization. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention training and COVID-19 Strategies and Techniques for Coping will be offered virtually at no cost. Register in advance for all trainings.

The impact on those already struggling with mental illnesses and substance abuse problems can represent a critical challenge to their safety and survival. This webinar will address the behavioral consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as strategies and techniques for coping.

Learn how you can identify the emotional needs and assist those in your community, family, or organization. QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) Suicide Prevention training and COVID-19 Strategies and Techniques for Coping will be offered virtually at no cost. Please register in advance.

Join us virtually to kick off the event with a live stream of speakers and activities. Walk in your own neighborhood anytime with your friends and family. Show support for your team and walk together in small groups. Share your experience and post a photo and tag our page @CFPCNJ hashtag #walktosavelives.

This event is part of Exploring Biomedical Strategies for HIV prevention, an HIV Education webinar series: Webinar Wednesdays with Quincy Bell. You do not need to register, just log in  https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb or call in 1-650-429-3300 Access code is 795 006 256

This event is part of the weekly Transgender Days of Learning Series, a month-long event on trans-affirming healthcare practices. No registration necessary; just log in: https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb  or call in: 1-650-429-3300. For video or phone, the access code is 795 006 256

This free training will provide guidance on a whole-school approach to fostering a climate of wellness and resiliency in the midst of COVID-19. The training will include tools and techniques for use with students and for advising teachers and other school staff.

This event is part of the weekly Transgender Days of Learning Series, a month-long event on trans-affirming healthcare practices. No registration necessary; just log in: https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb  or call in: 1-650-429-3300. For video or phone, the access code is 795 006 256. Contact Michele Martin at [email protected]

This free training will provide guidance on a whole-school approach to fostering a climate of wellness and resiliency in the midst of COVID-19. The training will include tools and techniques for use with students and for advising teachers and other school staff.

This event is part of the weekly Transgender Days of Learning Series, a month-long event on trans-affirming healthcare practices. No registration necessary; just log in: https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb  or call in: 1-650-429-3300. For video or phone, the access code is 795 006 256. Contact Michele Martin at [email protected]

This event is part of the weekly Transgender Days of Learning Series, a month-long event on trans-affirming healthcare practices. No registration necessary; just log in: https://rutgers.webex.com/meet/quincyb  or call in: 1-650-429-3300. For video or phone, the access code is 795 006 256. Contact Michele Martin at [email protected]