Women's
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| Women's Fund of New Jersey | |||
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Myra Terry |
Making a difference in the lives of women and their families; Contribute to
NJ’s leading statewide and local organizations, crisis intervention,
healthcare, advocacy, hotlines, and more. | ||
| Organizations belonging to Women's Fund of New Jersey: | |||
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American Anorexia/Bulimia Association of New Jersey | |||
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Donna Haring |
Dedicated to the study, prevention and treatment of eating disorders by
offering support groups, referrals, conferences, advocacy and other services. | ||
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Displaced Homemakers Network of New Jersey, Inc. | |||
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Phone: 908-788-1453 |
The Network is committed to improving the quality of life for New Jersey
women by providing leadership and technical assistance to statewide Displaced
Homemaker Programs. | ||
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Family Planning Association of New Jersey | |||
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Phone: 609-393-8423 |
NJFPA represents the publicly funded family planning agencies before the NJ
government and US congress to assure laws and regulations favorable to
reproductive health care. | ||
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Feminine Connection | |||
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Joanne Demant |
Feminine Connection is a women-centric organization that offers New Jersey’s
Lesbian community the resources and opportunities to fulfill social,
informational, educational and networking needs. | ||
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Horizon Health Center | |||
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Phone: 201-451-6300 |
Provides comprehensive health care and related services to over 60,000 women,
men and children each year, regardless of their ability to pay. | ||
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League of Women Voters of New Jersey Education Fund | |||
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Phone: 609-394-3303 |
Encourages the active and informed participation of citizens in government
and work to increase understanding of major public policy issues. | ||
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Manavi, Inc. | |||
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Sujata Warrier |
Committed to empowering women of South Asian (Bengladesh, India, Nepal,
Pakistan and Sri Lanka) descent by bringing about social change to end all
violence against women. | ||
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National Center for the Pro Choice Majority | |||
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Phone: 609-443-8780 |
Provides research and workshops to create social/economic/political
environments where every woman can make decisions about childbearing without
injury to her sense of dignity. | ||
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National Council of Jewish Women/ NJ | |||
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Phone: 201-833-4221 |
Volunteer organization inspired by Jewish values working through research,
education, advocacy and community service to improve the quality of life for
women, children and families. | ||
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New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault | |||
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Phone: 609-631-4450 |
Supports healing of injuries from sexual violence, works to eliminate sexual
violence against all people by affecting attitudinal change in individuals,
insitutions and our culture. | ||
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New Jersey Coalition for Battered Women | |||
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Phone: 609-584-8107 |
Advocates for policies that benefit victims of domestic violence and provides
training and public education on violence in the family. | ||
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New Jersey Coalition on Women and Disabilities, Inc. | |||
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Phone: 609-530-3242 |
Works to affect change by offering programs that enable disabled women to
recognize their rights, achieve greater self-reliance, and become strong
advocates for themselves. | ||
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New Jersey Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice | |||
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Phone: 973-895-8883 |
We protect reproductive freedom and reproductive choice through programs of
education, ALL-OPTIONS CLERGY counseling, clinic defense called PEACEFUL
PRESENCE and social action. | ||
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New Jersey Right to Choose Education Fund | |||
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Works to protect every woman's right to safe, legal, accessible abortion and
comprehensive birth control by providing speakers and factual literature without
charge. | ||
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New Jersey Women and AIDS Network | |||
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Phone: 732-846-4462 |
An independent, multicultural, statewide organization which is dedicated to
proving information and a better understanding about HIV and AIDS and their
effects on humankind. | ||
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NOW - New Jersey Foundation | |||
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Phone: 609-393-0156 |
Informing and empowering women; overcoming barriers to full participation in
society with services, programs and educational materials that expand
opportunities and choices wherever discrimination exists. | ||
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South Jersey Breast Cancer Coalition | |||
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Loretta Mikulski |
Focuses on eradicating breast cancer by involving individual advocates for
education and awareness who act as a collective voice to demand more attention
and research dollars. | ||
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Women's Resource Center | |||
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Carolyn Gutierrez |
Provides information, support, referrals, and personal skills development
through programs and services addressing career, family, health, legal and
financial needs. | ||
