Princeton Support Services
Family and Kids Guide
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609-799-9000 ext.15
609-392-5159
MovingMindsForward Foundation(MMF Foundation)
732-707-7663
MovingMindsForward Foundation (“MMF Foundation”) believes each child has the right to a free, appropriate and effective education to help facilitate their transition into adulthood & their opportunity to reach their full potential and their desire to become an active, appreciated member of society. MMF Foundation is dedicated and passionate about helping as many families as possible realize that dream!
National Junior Tennis League(NJTL) of Trenton
609-341-1698
The mission of National Junior Tennis & Learning of Trenton is to strengthen the character and enhance the lives of youths by providing opportunities and instruction in nutrition, education and tennis.
908-581-3998
We are an innovative 501(c)(3) non-profit organization designed to support people with disabilities and their families in choosing and creating a life for themselves within their local towns and neighborhoods.
New Jersey Institute for Disabilities
732-549-6187
The New Jersey Institute for Disabilities (NJID) is dedicated to the provision of comprehensive, superior, multi-faceted programs of service to individuals with intellectual, developmental and related disabilities and their families regardless of race, gender, creed, economic status or age.
New Jersey Self-Help Group Clearinghouse
800-367-6274
We provide you with information and contacts on any of over 6,750 NJ support groups, over 1,200 national and online groups, and over 100 people who are seeking others to start new local groups.
New Jersey Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NJSHA)
888-906-5742
The mission of the New Jersey Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NJSHA) is to serve audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and speech, language or hearing scientists by providing resources, information, programs, and services that meet members' needs; promoting public awareness; and advocating for professional standards, legislation, and regulation necessary to provide the highest quality of care for the individuals they serve.
New Jersey Young Professionals
New Jersey Young Professionals is about getting out and making friends! There are thousands of members and a whopping 20-30 Official Events per month. Members meet at restaurants, bars, in coffee houses, at comedy clubs, and even outdoors. We get together to taste wine, honor the happy hour, network, play board games, hike, bike, and so much more.
NJ Center for Tourette Syndrome
732-972-4459
NJCTS provides referrals for medical diagnosis, treatment and psychological services; coordinated family support among partner and community organizations; education and training at medical schools and universities to develop a new generation of professionals who are knowledgeable about TS and its associated disorders; and outreach to practicing physicians, educators, and medical professionals.
Northeast Organic Farming Association of New Jersey (NOFA-NJ)
908-371-1111
732- 828-0099
This affiliate is a community of those who have an interest in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. Our goals are modeled after those outlined by the national Obsessive Compulsive Foundation. Our goals are to: Raise awareness and educate the public and professional communities about the disorder at a local level. To support individuals afflicted and their significant others. Support research into the causes and treatments of the disorder.
PALS (Pennington Adult Living Services)
609-737-4469
Pennington Adult Living Services (PALS). PALS is fully licensed by the New Jersey Department of Developmental Disabilities to offer services and intervention that ultimately assist individuals with autism achieve more independent, productive and happy lives.
Parents Of Autistic Children (POAC)
888-460-7622
Parents Of Autistic Children (POAC), a nonprofit organization formed, is the educational leader for the autism community providing more free training than any other organization. Additionally, POAC provides recreational and support services to children with autism and their families. The costs of such services are prohibitive for most families.
609-695-3739
609-791-9740
The PFLAG Princeton chapter is focused on supporting family members and friends of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people. We hold monthly meetings where attenders have the opportunity to share their experiences, feelings, and challenges in a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental environment. Some participants are looking to get better educated, some are working to come to terms with their loved one’s sexuality, and some have a friend or family member who is transgender and want to be better able to support, understand, or relate to this aspect of their loved one’s life.
609.392.6409
609-924-3822
609-924-8652
Community Works is designed to support the partnership between volunteers and nonprofit agencies by addressing three key elements of success: 1. Networking - to bring likeminded people together to get acquainted and establish ties. 2. Increase awareness of community resources - to avoid duplication of services and enable appropriate referrals and collaborations. 3. Training - to equip volunteers, staff and administrators with the knowledge and skills necessary to accomplish significant work. Community Works brings people face to face to build new bridges and strengthen the bonds that already exist between them.
Princeton Education Foundation
609-806-4214
Our Mission is to support educational excellence in the Princeton Regional Schools by encouraging community, corporate and charitable contributions to support public education. From academics to the arts, fitness to fieldtrips, your contributions will help public education flourish in Princeton.
908-362-6765
PBC seeks to transform the lives of vulnerable young people through integrated experiential and adventure-based programming in schools and at our outdoor campus. We collaborate with schools, university partners, and community-based agencies to develop in youth deepened self-awareness, responsible decision-making, teamwork, and leadership skills.
The Rescue Mission of Trenton, New Jersey, is the agency in the City of Trenton that serves the truly needy men and women who have no place to turn for shelter, food, and clothing. The Mission provides a safe, clean, warm refuge for the homeless, the hungry, the transient, and the addicted. The Mission provides services and counseling to encourage individuals to reach their greatest potential. The Mission creates an environment where one can live with dignity, build self-esteem, experience love, responsibility, and hope.
