Central Jersey Family Health Consortium

Central Jersey Family Health Consortium The Central Jersey Family Health Consortium, Inc. Established in 1992, the organization is governed by a 48-member Board of Trustees.

(CJFHC) is a leading private not for profit (501(c) 3) organization serving Hunterdon, Mercer, Middlesex, Somerset, Monmouth and Ocean Counties and the Plainfield portion of Union County.

03/14/2026

Happy Saturday! NJ Postpartum Resources and Support Network and Family Connects are here at the 2026 Women’s Wellness Fair until 1pm 😊 come say hi !

Let's be mom friends and navigate motherhood together.Join one of our free, weekly online support groups:Register at htt...
03/14/2026

Let's be mom friends and navigate motherhood together.

Join one of our free, weekly online support groups:
Register at https://cjfhc.org/what-we-do/support-groups.html

🌸 Mindful Moms (Mondays, 11 AM) – gentle mindfulness, movement, and self-compassion for pregnant moms & moms with babies under 12 months

🧡 The Village (Tuesdays, 12:30 PM) – emotional support and connection for new moms

🤱🏽 Círculo Maternal (Tuesdays, 1:45 PM | Español) – apoyo emocional y comunidad para mamás en un espacio cálido y comprensivo

💬 Connect with other moms
💻 Join from home
🎁 Attend 3 sessions & receive a Walmart gift card (while supplies last)

You deserve support, care, and community — exactly as you are.
🔗 Register Today: https://cjfhc.org/what-we-do/support-groups.html

March is Social Work Month, and we’re celebrating the social workers who support our families every day. 💙 This year's t...
03/13/2026

March is Social Work Month, and we’re celebrating the social workers who support our families every day. 💙 This year's theme is Uplift. Defend. Transform.

At Central Jersey Family Health Consortium, social workers help uplift families, defend communities through advocacy, and transform outcomes for parents and children across New Jersey.

Thank you to our incredible staff for the compassion, dedication, and expertise you bring to families through pregnancy, early childhood, and beyond. 💛

Looking for support, connection, and helpful information for your growing family? Join us this March for a series of fre...
03/13/2026

Looking for support, connection, and helpful information for your growing family?

Join us this March for a series of free sessions for parents and caregivers—from Parent Cafés to educational workshops on pregnancy, breastfeeding, preeclampsia, and learning about how your child grows.

✨ Upcoming Sessions

🍀 Lucky Charms Parent Café
📅 March 16 | ⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM | 📍 Lambertville
Connect with other parents and learn the tips and tricks of raising a family.

👶 Fetal & Child Development Workshop (Online)
📅 March 19 | ⏰ 2:30–3:30 PM
Learn how your baby grows physically, mentally and emotionally from pregnancy through age 5 and what to expect along the way.

💙 Preeclampsia Education & Baby & Toddler Clothing Swap
📅 March 24 | ⏰ 2–3 PM | 📍 Somerville
Learn the warning signs of preeclampsia and connect with other parents during a baby & toddler clothing swap.

🤱 Breastfeeding: Your Questions… Answered!
📅 March 24 | ⏰ 5:30–6:30 PM | 📍 Whitehouse Station
Get answers to common breastfeeding questions from a breastfeeding & lactation expert.

💬 Parenting Under Pressure – Parent Café
📅 March 26 | ⏰ 5–7 PM | 📍 Trenton
An open conversation for parents and caregivers about stress, emotional health, and support.

All sessions are free and designed to support parents and caregivers in a welcoming, judgment-free space.

👉 Register Today > https://tinyurl.com/CNJ-March-2026

Maternal health progress didn’t happen by accident — it happened because women demanded better care, better research, an...
03/05/2026

Maternal health progress didn’t happen by accident — it happened because women demanded better care, better research, and better outcomes.

That demand isn't over. Black mothers still face disproportionate risks, and perinatal mental health challenges too often go unseen and untreated.

This April, two conferences take up the mantle and continue the fight for progress in maternal health.
📅 The Black Maternal Health Conference on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, and
📅Perinatal Mental Health Conference on Wednesday, April 22, 2026

Both conferences bring together professionals, advocates, and community leaders to strengthen care, center equity, and build systems that truly support women from pregnancy through postpartum.

Because when we invest in maternal health — physically and emotionally — we’re shaping the history for future generations.

Register Today at https://cjfhc.org/news-events/

The Perinatal Addiction Prevention Project (PAPP) offers FREE education sessions for parents, students, community health...
03/04/2026

The Perinatal Addiction Prevention Project (PAPP) offers FREE education sessions for parents, students, community health workers, and public health professionals across Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex, Mercer, Monmouth, and Ocean Counties.

📚 Gather, learn, and help reduce stigma around substance use in pregnancy with presentations on:
✨ Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
✨ Perinatal Substance Use
✨ Ma*****na Use During Pregnancy & Lactation
✨ Healing Stigma & Unconscious Bias
✨ Self-Compassion & Compassion for Others
✨ Fostering Healthy Brain Development
✨ Trauma & Addiction
✨ Healthy Communication with Youth
✨ Human Trafficking Basics
✨ Harm Reduction Approaches
✨ Domestic Violence & Substance Use

As families come together this time of year, education and compassion can help create healthier, safer futures for parents and babies—during the holidays and beyond. 🎁✨

👉 Interested in bringing a PAPP presentation to your group? Contact us today to schedule a session.

Black History Month is a time to honor legacy, resilience, and care passed down through generations. Breastfeeding has l...
02/27/2026

Black History Month is a time to honor legacy, resilience, and care passed down through generations.

Breastfeeding has long been part of Black history—rooted in community and survival. Black women have long been kept out of the breastfeeding conversations.

Centering Black voices, stories, and lived experiences is essential to breastfeeding justice. This month, we honor the past, uplift the present, and continue working toward a future where Black families are supported, informed, and empowered to make the feeding choices that are right for them. Learn more at https://njsupportsbreastfeeding.org

💖 Breastfeeding supports more than baby—it supports heart health, too.During American Heart Month, we’re highlighting re...
02/26/2026

💖 Breastfeeding supports more than baby—it supports heart health, too.

During American Heart Month, we’re highlighting research that shows people who breastfeed may have a lower risk of hypertension, heart disease, and cardiovascular complications later in life.

Breastfeeding is not just about nourishment—it’s about long-term wellness, healing, and prevention. Supporting breastfeeding means supporting lifelong heart health for parents, too. Learn more at https://njsupportsbreastfeeding.org

02/19/2026

“The first time someone hears about stillbirth shouldn’t be when it has happened to them.”

This reel is from our stillbirth campaign kickoff in 2023, and we’re resharing it intentionally. While the moment it captures is from the past, the reality it speaks to is still very present. Stillbirth continues to affect families every day, and too often it remains unspoken until it becomes deeply personal.

We’re sharing this again to keep awareness visible, to remind our community that education matters, and to ensure families know that resources, support, and information exist. Conversations like this save lives, reduce stigma, and help families feel less alone.

Awareness is not tied to a moment in time. It’s something we must continue to build, together.

Visit https://www.njstillbirth.org/ for resources and more information.

Two conferences. One shared commitment to healthier families.Join us in 2026 for two impactful statewide gatherings focu...
02/18/2026

Two conferences. One shared commitment to healthier families.

Join us in 2026 for two impactful statewide gatherings focused on advancing maternal and perinatal health across New Jersey:

💙 Wednesday, April 22, 2026 - Perinatal Mental Health Conference: Strength in Community — Connect with maternal health professionals on supporting emotional well-being before, during, and after pregnancy.

💜 Wednesday, April 29, 2026 - Black Maternal Health Conference — Join community members, maternal health professionals, and advocates for a morning centered on equity, community voice, and action to end the Black maternal health crisis

🔗 Registration is open — early registration encouraged! Visit https://cjfhc.org/news-events/event-calendar.html/calendar/2026/4 to register!

🚨Statewide Perinatal Addictions Virtual Forum TOMORROW, 1PM🚨Join us virtually for the PRA Forum, focused on perinatal su...
02/17/2026

🚨Statewide Perinatal Addictions Virtual Forum TOMORROW, 1PM🚨

Join us virtually for the PRA Forum, focused on perinatal substance use and Perinatal Risk Assessment.

This conversation brings providers and partners together to talk about identifying risk early, the 4Ps Plus Substance Use Screen on the PRA, strengthening support systems, and improving outcomes for pregnant and parenting individuals.

No registration needed - join live at https://tinyurl.com/PRA-Forum-Feb-2026

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30 Silverline Drive, Suite 1
North Brunswick, NJ
08902

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+18886534463

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