Pennington Adult Living Services

Offers a variety of self-help tools and services that communities choose to use. They include green housing and real estate development, community planning, research, micro-business and wealth creation, foreclosure prevention, environmental health, community gardening, youth training and education, green collar job training and other market-based social enterprises. In addition to community-based development services, Isles provides public education support throughout New Jersey and beyond. In particular, Isles works to change regional and statewide policies that concentrate poverty, undermine schools, promote sprawl, and foster racial segregation. To broaden its impact, Isles develops easily replicated approaches and provides other organizations with technical and organizational assistance. Isles also partners with hundreds of public, private, and academic friends to achieve innovative, cost effective ways to meet its mission.

Based in Princeton, N.J., the New Jersey Hospital Association is a network of acute care hospitals, specialty hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies and other health care facilities. The health care centers treat more than 16 million patients annually and respond to over 2.6 million cases in their emergency rooms. It provides a large number of surgeries for the sick and wounded. The hospitals offer a variety of charity care services each year. The hospitals and the care centers provide its services to various conditions of health that include heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia and preventing surgical infections. In addition, the New Jersey Hospital Association oversees the quality of performance of the clinical areas, improves its ongoing staff education and training and shares the modern technology and technical practices throughout the state.

Located in Princeton, N.J., Eden Institute is an educational service provided by the Eden Family of Services, a New Jersey-based nonprofit organization that offers various programs to support the needs of individuals with autism. Established in 1975, Eden Institute is the founding program of Eden Family of Services that provides year-round educational services for children and youth with autism. Its teaching techniques are based on the principles of applied behavior analysis that provides treatment on the basis of data collected during a session. The institute has a student-teacher ratio of 3- to-1. The institute s classroom programs include early and middle childhood, transition, and prevocational and vocational preparation programs. Eden Family of Services offers various programs and services, including education, residential, employment, consultation, evaluation, training, early intervention, fundraising and community relations.