Providers

Bright Discovery Enrichment Center was created to offer an extension of support for families with young children. Bright Discovery operates as a state licensed After-School Program that will focus on each child’s unique skill sets to facilitate learning, growth, and self-development while stimulating the imagination and teaching the importance of self-esteem through activities including but not limited to financial literacy, public speaking, and group and peer mindfulness engagement. These programs are available to children between 6 to 13 years of age, and nutritious snacks will be provided to program participants. Located in Suite 104 of the Resident Center.

The Morris County Organization for Hispanic Affairs (MCOHA) is an organization that focuses on helping to improve the lives of Hispanic and low-income residents by providing direct social services, education, and client advocacy, as well as promoting cultural heritage and a community where everyone is respected and engaged in making a difference. Located in Suite 105 of the Resident Center. 

New Life Recovery/Spring Street CDC was established to offer support to those suffering from addiction and seeking counseling. They organize and operate a variety of reentry programs for those returning to society from incarceration, as well as offer basic services such as clothing, food, obtaining an ID, referrals for counseling, and support from a community of individuals. Located in Suite 202 of the Resident Center. 

NORWESCAP is an organization that offers a comprehensive portfolio of programs and services that help people address immediate needs as well as work towards long-term success. Their mission is to help individuals and families meet pressing needs and build stability through programs which include Head Start centers, adult education scholarships, Food Bank distribution to 100+ pantries, nutritional support through SNAP and WIC, financial literacy, and tax preparation. Located in Suite 204 of the Resident Center.