The following videos highlight some of the programs the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey has supported in recent years.
This video features the testimony of Mom2Mom peer mom Karen Rebaza as she addresses the United Nations Economic & Social Council on UN World Autism Day, April 3, 2019. Ms. Rebaza talks about her experience as a peer mom/trainer of other mothers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder, and what the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey-supported Mom2Mom program has meant to their community.
The Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey approved a grant to the Caucus Educational Corp. to examine abuse in all its forms with a series of on-air and online programs and interviews. In this video and several following, host Steve Adubato goes on-location to the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey’s office to speak to many of those driving change on issues involving bullying.
In this entry in the series on bullying, Steve Adubato speaks with Lillian Rivera, Executive Director, Hetrick-Martin Institute: New Jersey, about unique challenges kids in the LGBTQ+ community face at home and in school.
In this entry in the series on bullying, Steve Adubato speaks with Marsha Atkind, former Executive Director & CEO, Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, about bullying among teens, the prevalence of cyber bullying, and ways to stop the cycle of abuse.
Supported by seed funding from the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, the Jonathan and Nancy Littman Memory Center at JCC MetroWest provides vital care for those affected by memory loss and their families.
In 2016, the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey celebrated our 20th anniversary by awarding 20 grants of $20,000, to be used at the discretion of the receiving organizations. CPNJ received one of these awards and opted to use the funds to install a pool lift system at their Horizon High School in Livingston.
This video features an innovative New Jersey Symphony Orchestra program, supported by the HFNJ, that promoted healing through music for patients, staff and caregivers in Essex County.
This video displays the work CPNJ’s Horizon School in Livingston was able to do through a grant from the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey to renovate its space to better serve children who have cerebral palsy and other serious neurological, physical, and developmental challenges.
In this video, Steve Adubato facilitates a discussion on mental health services in the greater Newark region.
