Fresh, refrigerated and frozen food is available at reduced prices
through the Jolin Food Box food assistance program. The wide variety of ordering options include
breakfast-lunch-dinner combination packs, boxes of dinner entrees, and special
packages for children. Each month
features a variety of high-quality menu items from seafood and poultry to baked
goods and prepared meals. The price of a
single box ranges from $20 - $40. There
is no limit to the number of boxes an individual or family can purchase, and
the menu changes each month. Interested
residents can order online with a credit card at www.jolinfoodbox.com or by calling
Project Self-Sufficiency at 973-940-3500 or 844-807-3500. Payment is made when the order is
placed. The next deadline for placing an
order is Wednesday, March 14th; delivery will be made to Project
Self-Sufficiency on Saturday, March 24th, between 8:30 – 9:30 a.m. To find out more about the monthly food
deliveries by the Jolin Food Box Program at Project Self-Sufficiency, or any of
the other programs and services available at the agency, call 973-940-3500 or
844-807-3500, or visit www.projectselfsufficiency.org.
The Little Sprouts Early Learning Center was recently awarded a four-star rating from Grow NJ Kids , the state-sponsored initiative to raise the quality of child care and early learning throughout New Jersey. The rating is based on a rigorous process which considers documentation, classroom environment, in-person observations, and other factors. The Little Sprouts Early Learning Center is an expansive childcare and preschool facility which offers space for 83 youngsters, ages 6 weeks to 6 years, and is operated by Project Self-Sufficiency at 127 Mill Street in Newton. Jennifer Blohm is a Technical Assistance Specialist from the Central Jersey Family Health Consortium , one of three agencies assigned to provide technical assistance and support to programs participating in Grow NJ Kids. Blohm was so impressed by the quality of the Little Sprouts Early Learning Center environment, that she decided to enroll her own child in the preschool. “The goal of Grow NJ Kids is t
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