You may qualify for an income tax refund! If you earn under $56,000 annually, you may be eligible for both the Earned Income Tax Credit and free tax preparation. To claim the EITC and other tax credits, you need to file a tax return, even if you don’t owe anything. Tax Preparation Assistance Dates
January 31, 2020 through April 15, 2020.

Learn basic computer skills in a bilingual environment. A collaboration of Monmouth County Council for Young Children, Community Affairs & Resource Center & St. Peter’s Church.

Membership in the club is open to stay-at-home and part-time working Moms in the Freehold area.  Dues are minimal and are paid on a yearly basis. Whether you are pregnant, have a newborn or school aged children, we offer something for everyone.

Young brothers and sisters of children with special needs are invited to come together for discussion, problem-solving, talking about differences and having fun together!  Meetings are typically held the last Thursday of the month at FRA’s Red Bank office from 4-5PM.  RSVP is required. Free.

Power Play at the Red Bank Public Library is a program that introduces kids to crafts, science kits, and other activities that will help to spark their imagination and confidence. Drop in anytime for an hour or a minute. Parents & older siblings welcome too! Registration not required.

This training offers a new perspective on how stress works in our lives. It will highlight the mental, physical and emotional aspects to develop best coping strategies for personal and professional goal mastery and additionally include an introduction to the Tapping Solution model; an effective tool used for stress and anxiety reduction. Fee.

Freehold Borough Education Association Presents Cultural Competency- Creating safe schools for ALL. Elementary and Middle School families are welcome. Prior registration is not required.

This webinar is designed for caregivers, advocates, and providers of children with special health care needs. It will provide a general overview of the importance of daily mouth care and how you as caregivers can help. This session is being presented by Maria Czarnecki, DMD. Certificates of Attendance are now available!

Join Professor Jasmine Harris, University of California at Davis and Professor Natalie Chin, City University of New York School of Law and Co-Director of the Disability and Aging Justice Clinic, who will be discussing issues around sexual autonomy and sexual rights as civil rights for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Please join the Ombudsman's Office for a webinar on U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services' (USCIS) H-1B registration process.  USCIS officials will provide an instructional overview of the new H-1B electronic registration process using USCIS' online account system, myUSCIS. 

Learn about long-term goals to purchase a house down the road. Find out what mortgage companies look for in a borrower and discuss how to get ready for applying.

If you're struggling to pay energy bills, help is available. Meet our Energy Assistance team at our Asbury Park office, 633 Lake Ave., every Friday from January 10 to May 29 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

In honor of Black History Month, Monmouth Medical Center and the Long Branch Free Public Library is sponsoring a heart health expo  for the entire family.

Intermediate level English as a Second Language classes held on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Freehold Public Library.

Autism New Jersey is proud to offer a conference tailored specifically to the concerns of families with children from 14 years old and up.

Join us for this free event! Cosmetology students will provide basic hair, make-up, nail services.  Our licensed practical nursing students will provide demonstrations and basic vital performances for anyone interested. There will be various local community organizations offering resources and educational materials. 

Consumer Affairs Director David M. Salkin will be speaking about the most current, devious scam scams and ways residents can protect themselves from fraudsters, scam artists, cyber criminals and bad business practices.

Camp NOVA is a wonderful opportunity for youth and adults living with epilepsy and other developmental disabilities to enjoy summer camp. Camp NOVA is a 7-day overnight camp where individuals participate in group and individual activities and make memories that last a lifetime.

Learn to speak a little bit of Spanish in a friendly easy-going discussion-based setting. Facilitated by friends, neighbors, and community volunteers. No registration required. 

Club meets every second Saturday, 11 AM at the Long Branch Free Public Library. Inspires and engages youth in investing and saving money, preparing for their futures, community service and more!