Join the City of Rahway for its live musical summer series at Cherry St. Park

Rhythm & Blues SummerFest is a community music event hosted by One Family One Fight and TalkAboutIt Productions bringing people together for an evening of music, community connection, food vendors, and entertainment.

Weekly dance classes are ongoing at Raíces Cultural Center! Join us to move and groove before the live drums, connect to culture and the rhythms of the Caribbean, and be a part of the living traditions we work to preserve and share.

Worldwide youth leadership program where students learn, lead, and serve to create real change. Grades 5-12 (Junior Chance Makers 5-8, Chance Makers 9-12). Mentoring, project leadership, and community service. Applications open now.

From gaming and social media to walking home from school, this session provides families with the tools to protect kids in today’s world.

A free virtual mentorship experience for young men ages 12–25 focused on identity, leadership, emotional wellness, life skills, accountability, and positive mentorship in a supportive brotherhood environment.

Chronic absenteeism is a complex challenge that requires more than a school-based solution.
This workshop brings together school staff and community-based organizations (CBOs) to explore how a coordinated, community-wide approach can better support student attendance and engagement.

In this 60-minute webinar, join presenter Tonia Weichmann, Parent Network of Western New York, to find out how youth-led employment planning works while prioritizing youth voice, as well as understanding the role of the VR counselor and school staff.

Join this free webinar focused on how to approach ADHD treatment as an ongoing process rather than a one-time fix. Bust common myths, discuss how to evaluate your child’s current treatment, and explore what to consider when it’s time to make a change. And how to shift from directing your child’s care to collaborating with them, so they’re invested in the supports that work for them.

Families often have questions about what happens after high school for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Join Maximum Community for a free virtual educational presentation covering the transition to adult services, available resources, and practical steps for families.

Free Event Will Connect Residents and Community Professionals with Local Mental Health, Recovery, and Support Services.

Executive functioning skills help children plan, get started, stay organized, manage emotions, adapt to change and follow through.

These welcome sessions support the Division’s mission to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities receive quality services, participate meaningfully in their communities, and exercise their right to make choices.

Save the Date for our Annual Fall Conference on October 2nd at Pines Manor in Edison! Registration will open over the summer!

Homework time can be challenging, but with the right tools and structure, it can become more manageable and productive. The session introduces practical strategies to help children stay organized, focused, and confident in completing their assignments.

The Senior and Memory Care Fair is designed to connect older adults, individuals living with memory loss, their families, and caregivers with trusted local resources, services, and support.

These welcome sessions support the Division’s mission to ensure individuals with developmental disabilities receive quality services, participate meaningfully in their communities, and exercise their right to make choices.

The words we use can shape how children see themselves, respond to challenges, and connect with others. Learn simple ways to use language that builds confidence, encourages responsibility, and strengthens relationships.

Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Discover how AI, virtual reality, and adaptive technologies are shaping the future of rehabilitation while examining important ethical, clinical, and human-centered considerations.