Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton has opened a new Family Access Center in East Windsor to meet the outpatient mental health needs of adults and children in eastern Mercer County.
The new center is located at 569 Abbington Drive in East Windsor. Most staff is bilingual …
Gov. Phil Murphy has appointed Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton’s Director of Operations Susan Loughery to a statewide oversight board that was created to ensure community-based healthcare providers get adequately reimbursed for the mental health and addiction patients they treat.
Loughery (pictured, left) will serve as …
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton this month opened a new program to better help adults with mental health needs in Burlington County.
The program is called Crisis Intervention Support Services (CISS). It serves adults who are experiencing a crisis during which mental health symptoms appear. Services will …
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton recently received two one-year grants, totaling nearly $335,000, from Mercer County to better serve elderly residents who have mental health or substance use disorders.
Collectively, the grants are intended to support housing stability for the county’s seniors and help them more …
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton is expanding mental health and addiction services in Burlington County to serve military veterans.
The additional services – expected to be available in early 2019 – were funded through the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which awarded …
Two years ago, the unimaginable happened: Vladimir and Rachelle St. Phard’s teenage son Coby took his own life.
Coby St. Phard was a soccer standout at Notre Dame High School with a bright future. When he died in March 2016, the outgoing 18-year-old was less than …
The federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has awarded Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton (CCDoT), a two-year grant to expand its Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) program in underserved areas of Mercer and Burlington counties.
The expansion grant, in the amount of $2 …
Six families separated under President Trump’s controversial immigration policy earlier this year now are receiving services from Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton.
Immigration agents separated the families, comprising about 20 people including children from toddlers to teens, when they crossed the U.S. border last spring seeking …
More than 43 million Americans struggle with a mental health issue – that’s more than the populations of New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania combined. Yet more than half of them do not receive professional treatment, according to Mental Health America. Shame, stigma, a shortage …
