Eva’s Village is a nonprofit, comprehensive behavioral health and social service organization with a mission to provide care and support for people struggling with poverty, hunger, homelessness, and addiction.

​Through nearly 40 years of service in Paterson, Eva’s has established a unique record in helping individuals struggling with poverty, hunger, homelessness, and addiction. Our organization has grown from a simple soup kitchen into one of the most comprehensive providers of treatment, recovery, and supportive services in New Jersey. 

15+ or older.

Spectrum for Living is a non-profit organization dedicated to the philosophy that persons with developmental disabilities have the same rights as others to a fulfilling and meaningful life. Our programs and services support dignity, independence and encourage each person to reach their personal potential.

Our Mission is to enable individuals who have developmental and/or physical disabilities to have the opportunity to attain their highest level of skills, purpose and independence with dignity through an ongoing commitment to comprehensive quality services, advocacy and family partnership.

Oasis has a unique approach: We provide a range of wraparound services and programs that address the multiple challenges of poverty.

We respond by providing a web of interconnected programs and services to support women and children while giving them the educational opportunities they need to improve their lives.

Oasis is the only area organization providing comprehensive antipoverty programs and services in a single location.

CFBNJ Mission Statement

We serve as a champion for addressing root causes of hunger, delivering neighbor-centered solutions and fostering collaborative partnerships across all sectors of society for New Jersey.  Working together with volunteers, donors and our many partners, we work to fill the emptiness caused by hunger with Food, Help and Hope.

Our Mission and Vision: A commitment to caring

Our genuinely compassionate and caring staff is committed to our residents’ well-being, ensuring our residents experience extraordinary accommodations, expert care, and any necessary support.

Genuine caring is a quality we regard as essential for The Bristal, which is why we not only demand that all personnel possess the proper training, background, and experience, but that each individual demonstrates the character to champion our mission and vision.

Founded in 1911, Christian Health is a nonprofit health care organization offering a continuum of high-quality senior living, short-term rehabilitation, and mental health services. For more than a century, Christian Health has grown and expanded to meet the changing needs of the community. Today it offers excellence in independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation (post-acute care), memory support, and mental health services in a manner consistent with the Christian principles upon which the organization was founded. 

The Operation Reassurance Program is a safety initiative sponsored by the Waldwick Police Department. It is designed for Waldwick residents aged 55 and older. Participants are required to call the police headquarters at a prearranged time each day. If a participant fails to make the call, a communication officer will attempt to make contact. If there is still no response, a police officer will be dispatched to check on the individual's welfare.

Goal:
The program aims to ensure the daily safety and well-being of older residents by providing a reliable system for welfare checks.

The Center for Food Action (CFA), founded in 1976, is a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization that provides emergency services to northern New Jersey’s poorest and most vulnerable residents. CFA provides food, housing, utility, and heating assistance and offers counseling and advocacy services to low-income individuals and families. CFA is headquartered in Englewood and has sites in Hackensack, Mahwah, Ringwood, and Saddle Brook. In 2014, at the request of Bergen Community College, CFA opened a site on BCC’s Paramus campus in order to serve low-income students and their families.