Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin By Alisha Sheikh Summer Volunteer For more information on this topic, contact Isaiah at ifudge@acnj.org References: 5 Consequences of Not Having Access to Education – The Borgen Project Teens ages 16 to 19 […]
Category: Library Document
Did you know in New Jersey, you have the option to stay on your parent’s health insurance policy until age 31?
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin By Stephen Eisdorfer ACNJ Volunteer For more information on this topic, visit https://acnj.org/issues/child-health/ Under most employer-provided group health insurance plans, on your 26th birthday, you, the adult child, become ineligible, or “age out,” for coverage under your parent’s policy. But there are still a few options available to you. Here’s what […]
ACNJ’s 9th Annual Breakfast Celebration Recap
Seeing new and familiar faces at ACNJ’s 9th annual breakfast was wonderful! This event would not be possible without our generous supporters. Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate what we accomplished this past year and helped make it a success. Watch highlights of ACNJ’s work in 2024 below. In addition to celebrating […]
ACNJ’s Testimony at the Joint State Assembly Committee Hearing on Child Care
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin On November 14, the Assembly Aging and Human Services Committee and the Assembly Children, Families, and Food Security Committee heard testimony from invited speakers concerning the condition of child care in New Jersey and how the State’s child care industry can be sustained and expanded. Watch ACNJ testimonies. Winifred testifies on […]
We Need a Y.E.S. – A Youth Expert Stakeholders Video Series
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin Too often, those most affected by challenges are excluded from discussions about solutions. Youth, in particular, are usually overlooked as experts in their own lives, and their efforts to engage in these conversations are often dismissed and met with a resounding “no.” The “We Need a Y.E.S.” video series aims to […]