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Grants to Nonprofits in New Jersey for Mental Health and Veterans Programs (Bank of America support for Community Hope, Inc.) is sponsored by Bank of America (supporting Community Hope, Inc.). Bank of America provides grants to organizations like Community Hope, Inc. in New Jersey, which offer shelter and services to individuals disabled by mental illness and homeless veterans.
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Community Hope, Inc. Announces Support from Bank of America for Mental Health and Veterans Programs - Community Hope Community Hope, Inc. Announces Support from Bank of America for Mental Health and Veterans Programs Funding Will Allow Community Hope to Reach Underserved and At-Risk Individuals in New Jersey Communities Parsippany, New Jersey – Community Hope, Inc., a New Jersey nonprofit serving individuals with mental illness and homeless veterans, is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from Bank of America.
This grant will help Community Hope provide shelter and services to the individuals in its care while prioritizing their mental and physical health and meeting their individual needs. Community Hope has been providing shelter and services to individuals disabled by mental illness since 1985, when the organization started its first supportive group home for individuals leaving long-term psychiatric hospitalizations.
Today, its mental health program reaches hundreds of people every year. Since 2004, Community Hope has also provided shelter and services to homeless New Jersey veterans. Their Hope for Veterans Program serves up to 95 homeless veterans at a time, providing them with shelter and wraparound services to help them overcome homelessness.
The Supportive Services for Veteran Families program serves hundreds of homeless veterans and their families every year, rapidly rehousing those that are homeless, and providing financial assistance to those that are at risk of homelessness. Since Community Hope was founded, it has helped thousands of individuals rise above poverty, illness, and homelessness.
“Community Hope is so grateful to Bank of America for its generous support of our mission,” says Carmine V. Deo, MBA, MSW, LCSW, Chief Executive Officer of Community Hope. “Thanks to the Foundation, we will be able to continue to serve some of the most at-risk and underserved members of New Jersey communities.
” “Honoring those who served also means recognizing the challenges veterans often face when they return home. For far too many, that includes the risk of homelessness,” said Alberto Garofalo, president, Bank of America New Jersey. “Community Hope provides support when and where it’s most needed, and we’re proud to support these efforts.
” Community Hope, a NJ non-profit organization, provides housing and support services to thousands of veterans, veteran families, active military members and people living with mental illness each year.
Since 1985, our team of over 150 employees has provided clinical case management, housing (emergency, transitional, and affordable), and homelessness prevention services enabling thousands to recover from mental illness, homelessness, substance use, and poverty. To speak with a Community Hope staff member about this article, call 973-463-9600 extension 311. Or contact us online to learn more!
When someone has hope, anything is possible! Please help us give the gift of hope to the hundreds of people we serve daily! For more Information on Community Hope, please join our mailing list Created by NJ Website Design & Development Company Vertical-X
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in New Jersey focused on mental health and veterans' services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $50,000 (example grant amount). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Grants to Nonprofits in New Jersey for Mental Health and Veterans Programs (Bank of America support for Community Hope, Inc.) is funded by Bank of America (supporting Community Hope, Inc.). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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