Our mission is to create the pathways to success for at-risk and troubled youth and families through innovative programs and services in urban New Jersey.
Nearly 14% of households in New Jersey are food insecure and will struggle to find enough food this week. This equates to almost 1 in 8 households – many with children. Nearly 17% of NJ’s children are food insecure. Help https://t.co/gsMIaMX0DM
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Hope For Our Children- More than half of the children receiving the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in Essex County were Newark children. Help IFS make a difference. https://t.co/YCIWgLe6aa
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Hope For Our Children- Newark is New Jersey’s largest city. In 2016, Newark was home to more than 72,000 children. 18% live in extreme poverty, compared to 7% of NJ children overall. Help IFS make a difference. https://t.co/GRvtiR4Ef4
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Children suffering from poor nutrition during the brain’s most formative years score much lower on tests of vocabulary, reading comprehension, arithmetic, and general knowledge. Help IFS make a difference. https://t.co/KAa7zbvdu2
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For the 4th wealthiest state in the nation there are numerous areas of Northeast NJ where the poverty level far surpasses that of the national average. Poverty Levels in East Orange state that over 20% live below the poverty & the median income $38,403. https://t.co/GMuPM2BbSm
For a growing number of New Jersey households, the struggle to survive has become a way of life. Every day, families make tough choices such as deciding between quality child care or paying the rent. Help IFS make a difference. https://t.co/b8kbrgyB9J
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An estimated 41% of Garden State households are considered "working poor" meaning they struggle to afford basic necessities like food, healthcare, transportation & housing, according to a new study by the United Way. https://t.co/VrMTX64WBH #GivingTuesday
According to the latest United Way of Northern New Jersey ALICE Report https://t.co/oINO6nwBhj, 1.2 million households in New Jersey are unable to afford the state’s high cost of living. Help IFS make a difference. https://t.co/GMWNqtqzy2
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Homeless Mom Doesn't Give Up! Natasha was laid off by her employer and when she could no longer afford to pay her rent, she and her children became homeless. Struggling to find a job... https://t.co/38lC0HCCkE
Hope For Our Children: #GivingTuesday is a time when everyone spreads cheer through acts of #Kindness and acts of #Giving. Today Nov. 27th, 2018 to Dec. 31, 2018, IFS & the East Orange Family Success Center will start its fundraising campaign. Please give https://t.co/7fJk5PRKZM
On behalf of our volunteers, the Board of Directors, Staff and the children and families we serve, we wish you a very #HappyThanksgiving. We are thankful for your support of IFS and the East Orange Family Success Center. May your holiday season be filled with peace, love and joy!