Project Self-Sufficiency received a helping hand from New Jersey’s First Lady Tammy Murphy on Thursday as the agency continued to address the overwhelming need for food among Sussex and Warren County residents as a result of the ongoing public health crisis. Murphy helped assemble food bags for needy families, toured the agency’s campus, visited with students in the New Jersey Youth Corps program, and was treated to a rousing performance by youngsters in the Little Sprouts Early Learning Center. The visit to Project Self-Sufficiency was planned as part of the First Lady’s targeted effort to highlight and support non-profit agencies across the state which have provided essential resources to the state’s most vulnerable populations during the Covid-19 pandemic. Project Self-Sufficiency has kept its doors open to serve area residents since the onset of the pandemic in the spring. The agency quickly pivoted to offer virtual programming for individuals and families...
Project Self-Sufficiency is a non-profit organization which has been serving individuals and families in northwestern New Jersey since 1986.