We build links to a brighter future.
We connect people in New Jersey to life-changing resources that combat the negative impacts of drugs, violence, and inadequate educational and health institutions in our communities.
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Our mission is to foster healthy, sustainable communities by empowering people with education, collaboration, and links to life-changing resources.
Success Stories
See More”Rise Up Recovery Center’s SMART Recovery Meeting was one of the first meetings I attended when I came out of Detox. I’ve been attending regularly ever since. What’s great is the camaraderie: we all have the common issue of addiction and discuss it openly.“
Bob, Rise Up Recovery Center
”My children have all enjoyed the programs offered. It helps them engage with peers, challenges their way of thinking, and keeps them out of the streets/trouble. My children love their mentors as well. “
Rachel Q., Elizabethport Community Center
”I appreciate the way GFSC has childcare and children’s programs simultaneously while parents have their own programs. I appreciate that they accommodate the current needs of my family as we grow in our different seasons of life. “
Jean S, The Greenway Family Success Center
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We rely on committed supporters like you to carry out our mission. Your gift will fund one of our many successful programs that are reaching people all across New Jersey right now.
107,000
Americans die of overdoses each year. (CDC)
60%
of the 126,582 New Jersey residents in need of treatment for substance use disorder never receive it. (DMHAS)
52,000
12- to 17-year-olds in New Jersey report using drugs in the last month. (NCADS)
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