JWF-NJ is pleased to announce that it has awarded 5 large grants in its 2025-2026 Spring Grants Cycle:

$25K to CASA for Children of Essex County for a project that will train CASA advocates on trafficking, trauma, and reproductive health to benefit teen girls in foster care; $25K to Essex County Family Justice Center for a project that will provide case management for domestic violence clients, with a special focus on strangulation survivors; $25K to Jewish Vocational Service of Metrowest for a project that will pilot an Intensive ESL & Certified Home Health Aide course for immigrant women; $25K to University Hospital Foundation for a project that will provide blood pressure cuffs and education to hypertensive pregnant women for at-home monitoring; $25K to Volunteer Lawyers for Justice for a project that will train attorneys to assist caregivers in obtaining Special Immigrant Juvenile Status for their children. For more information on these grants, please see the Grant History webpage.