Each session features trusted experts sharing practical tools, real-life guidance, and resources to help you care for yourself and your baby.

Are you a parent, caregiver, or community member interested in learning more about SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome) prevention? Join us for a free and informative session presented by Ariana Nunez Restituyo from Rutgers.

We welcome and encourage individuals and their families to attend one of our monthly Transition Thursday Webinars held on the second and third Thursdays.

Express and share with others through creativity.

Decode school budget numbers to understand district priorities and how they impact your child’s education. Lunch & Learn presented by: New Jersey Family Engagement Hub & Paterson Education Fund

Social Hour for Adults with Special Needs

Join us for an hour of coloring, story time, and crafts!

Navigate the intersection of AI, technology, and student well-being with strategies that foster healthy digital habits and responsible decision-making.

This workshop is presented through a partnership between the New Jersey Family Engagement Hub and the Social Emotional Learning Alliance for New Jersey. 

Looking for childcare options for your child with a disability?

Parents AND expecting parents: recognize signs of stress in your everyday life; discuss and plan simple, realistic ways to build support and refill your own cup.

This webinar will discuss how sexual rights are human rights and, especially for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), it is important to learn and be supported to exercise those rights.

Explore how meaningful relationships between schools, families, and community organizations create a powerful support system that helps children and youth thrive. This workshop is presented through a partnership between the New Jersey Family Engagement Hub and the Social Emotional Learning Alliance for New Jersey.

The conversation will focus on priorities, initiatives, and opportunities impacting families. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in dialogue around current challenges, emerging needs, and strategies to strengthen supports for children, youth, and families statewide.

La charla se enfocará en las prioridades, las iniciativas y las oportunidades que afectan a las familias. Los participantes tendrán la oportunidad de dialogar sobre los retos actuales, las nuevas necesidades y las estrategias para reforzar el apoyo a los niños, los jóvenes y las familias en todo el estado.

These welcome sessions support the Division’s mission to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities receive quality services, participate meaningfully in their communities, and exercise their right to make choices.

The Second Annual Sussex County Sheriff’s Junior Sheriff’s Academy, scheduled to take place from July 6 to July 10, 2026 at the Sussex County Public Safety Training Academy.

In this unique group container, we will move beyond "fixing" problems and instead cultivate the three pillars of embodied balance using exploration through movement.

Learn how a strengths-based approach helps educators build trust, motivation, and engagement by identifying and leveraging what students do well, especially those who struggle most.

These welcome sessions support the Division’s mission to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities receive quality services, participate meaningfully in their communities, and exercise their right to make choices.

Learn how intentional, positive language strengthens relationships, supports behavior, and helps children and young people feel capable, connected, and motivated.

Why Bully Me? is a powerful live theatrical experience bringing the reality of bullying to life through storytelling and unforgettable messages that speak to the heart of every family & the hidden pain behind bullying. Featuring youth & adult performers, whom have overcome bullying or social isolation, to uplift and encourage everyone.

Shows @ 1pm & 5pm.