Federal grant · project grant (b)
Northern New Jersey Workforce Support Program: to Support Individuals in Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery to Live Independently and Participate Successfully in the Workforce. - the Purpose of This Program Is to Implement Evidence-based Programs to Support Individuals in Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Recovery to Live Independently and Participate Successfully in the Workforce. the Target Service Area for This Project Includes Union, Essex, Hudson, and Passaic Counties. Prevention Links Will Provide Intensive Case Management and Peer Recovery Support to Each Participant Utilizing the Coping With Work and Family Stress™ Evidence-based Program. Coping With Work and Family Stress™ Teaches Employees Behavioral, Social, and Cognitive Strategies to Modify Work and Family Risk and Protective Factors, Given the Relationship of These Factors to Psychological Symptoms and Substance Use. Partner Organizations Will Provide Job Training, Career Planning, Job Search and Placement, and Job Retention Services. Job Training and Placement Opportunities Will Be Directly Linked to Workforce Gaps Resulting From Substance Use Disorders in the Northern NJ Region.
Committed
$2.5 Million
Paid out
$2.3M
93%
Committed, not yet paid
$186.4K
7%
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