Complimentary 15-minute makeovers by the Brow Doctor - Shardae Ethridge. Mingle, eat hors-d'oeuvre and get a chance to vent, be yourself and just let it out! These services are for both women and men. Mental health is extremely important

Take Control of Your Health is an interactive chronic disease self-management workshop that will teach you how to manage pain and chronic conditions by focusing on a positive attitude and adopting healthier lifestyle patterns.

This webinar will highlight the advocacy of the I/DD community to educate and inform legislators and public officials. This session will offer information on the background of the advocacy movement, motivation for advocacy and the role of government.

Are you 55+ and looking to volunteer? Help us make a difference in the lives of children! Choose from more than 15 Monmouth County Public Schools. No teaching experience required and training will be provided. Call 732-222-9111 x 151 for more information.

Highlands / Atlantic Highlands Municipal Alliance & Highlands Recreation Department Present:: Teen Night for youth in grades 7 through 12. Free admission
 

In this 8-hour adult certification training, Mental Health First Aiders learn a 5-step action plan that guides them through the process of reaching out and offering appropriate support. This certificate training is for adults,18 and over, and anyone in the community, as well as health care professionals.

Join the crowds in watching, and participate in military drills, meet President Lincoln, and converse with influential military figures. Learn about the lives of soldiers and civilians. A skirmish between Confederate and Union Troops will take place in the heart of the village!

The goal of this free event is to share our passion and build a strong community of wellness providers in the area.

Members of Law Enforcement, Prosecution, Victim Advocates, Department of Children Protection and Permanency Workers, Nurses, Medical and Mental Health Professionals, and all other professionals who may benefit

Youth Mental Health First Aid teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to mental health issues and substance abuse disorders.

This Webinar will examine the relationship between Autism and Epilepsy, including its signs and symptoms, the importance of early detection, how Epilepsy can provide insight into the manifestations of Autism, treatment options, and outcomes. 

This workshop will provide information about the various insurance models- who is eligible, what is covered and how to apply.  Information on the benefits of the Affordable Care Act will also be provided.  Suggestions on what to do if you are having difficulty accessing health care services will be offered.

The Ride for Autism is a one-day charity bicycle tour designed to raise money for Autism New Jersey and also to raise community awareness about autism.

Registered youth participants will be eligible to receive prizes for the fish they catch during the event. Youths must be present at the conclusion of the event to be awarded prizes.

Family Based Services, in partnership with Rachel Tansey, from the Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service in Monmouth County, Therese Hendrickson Family Advocate, and Shatiya Whitley Monmouth County Youth Partnership Coach, will be offering FREE hands-on food education classes.

Registered students will have the opportunity to present their projects while competing for over $5,000 in cash and iPlay America prizes. Best of all, the school with the most entries will win a night of FREE Unlimited Rides for the entire school! 

Find out more about what housing providers and localities are doing to meet this growing demand and the changing needs of recipients.

The following webinar is designed for caretakers of children with special health care needs. Children with special health care needs are at great risk for dental diseases, and many times they do not know how or are unable to care for their teeth. Caregivers can play a very important role in helping a person have good health, comfort, and hygiene.

Manalapan-Englishtown district parents of children with an IEP/504 plan are invited to come to a parent-to-parent setting to discuss questions and/or concerns about school/district policy matters.