News from Project Self-Sufficiency

  Hackettstown’s Trinity United Methodist Church was the site of a festive grand opening celebration for Project Self-Sufficiency’s mobile services vehicle, PSS Journey .   The renovated recreational vehicle is outfitted with refrigeration, computer workstations, counseling, and classroom space, and is now bringing free wi fi, food, diapers, and access to essential resources to Hackettstown twice a month.   The retrofitted RV allows Project Self-Sufficiency services to be brought to locations where residents may not have easy access to personal vehicles or public transportation; in addition to the Trinity United Methodist Church in Hackettstown, the rotating schedule includes stops in Franklin, Hopatcong, Netcong, and Vernon.   PSS Journey, and its smaller companion, the refrigerated Food Project van, are stocked with food, diapers, and limited personal care products for those in need.   Launched nearly five years ago, PSS Journey was the brainchild of ...

  Project Self-Sufficiency’s mobile services vehicle, PSS Journey , has added Hackettstown to the roster of municipalities it visits on a rotating basis.   Although visits have already begun, a festive grand opening celebration will be held on Tuesday, February 14 th , 10:00 a.m. – noon.   The Trinity United Methodist Church , 213 Main Street, Hackettstown, serves as the hosting site for the RV.   PSS Journey is a retrofitted recreational vehicle with internet access, computer workstations, and counseling and classroom space which allows Project Self-Sufficiency services to be brought to locations where residents may not have easy access to personal vehicles or public transportation.   In addition to Hackettstown, the schedule includes stops in Franklin, Hopatcong, Netcong, and Vernon.   The RV, and its smaller companion, the refrigerated Food Project van, is stocked with food, diapers, and limited personal care products for those in need.   PS...