Turn, Turn, Turn! (To Everything There is a Season)
CEO Leonard J. Nicolosi reflected on changing seasons as he prepared to close his chapter of leadership and support the transition to NJFH’s next CEO.
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CEO Leonard J. Nicolosi reflected on changing seasons as he prepared to close his chapter of leadership and support the transition to NJFH’s next CEO.
NJFH honored John McKendry’s longtime service as a trustee, recognizing his support as a parent, fundraiser, advisor, and steady advocate for Friendship House’s mission.
NJFH described the safety planning, testing, vaccination access, and service adaptations that helped staff and members move toward a careful return to in-person programming.
NJFH expanded its Day Program services into Wayne, launching Passaic County programming virtually during the pandemic and preparing to welcome members for in-person services.
NJFH received a three-year CARF re-accreditation after its first digitally enabled survey, with surveyors recognizing program quality, safety measures, and staff dedication.
NJFH remembered longtime trustees Gloria Hopf and Joe Grattan, recognizing their advocacy, service, and lasting contributions to Friendship House members, staff, and programs.
NJFH added the Recite Me Accessibility and Translation toolbar to help website visitors read, translate, listen to, and customize content in ways that meet their access needs.
Project SEARCH continued through the pandemic with Bergen County serving as the host site, giving interns on-site rotations, skill-building opportunities, and employment support.
NJFH shared reopening safety plans, including staff and member COVID-19 testing, daily health checks, distancing, PPE, and preparation for on-site services.
The Spring 2019 Newsletter included updates from CEO Len Nicolosi, the Adults with Autism Spring Fundraiser, sponsors, annual report highlights, upcoming events, and the Golf Classic.
The Fall 2018 Newsletter included agency updates, community support, grants, staff spotlights, Project SEARCH news, trustee transitions, and upcoming events.
The Spring 2018 Newsletter included updates on Project SEARCH, Friendship House programs, community outreach, staff activities, upcoming events, and program milestones.