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After 107 years, each day for Louise Fuller is something of a triumph. Having spent nearly three weeks in a hospital and a nursing home while recovering from a fall, Fuller went home.

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973-623-8555 
278 South Orange Ave., Newark NJ 07103

Harmony House is a transitional housing program with the primary goal of helping families move from homelessness to permanent housing and from dependency to self- sufficiency.  With the capacity to house 102 families in individual apartment units and a host of on-site social services.  Harmony House provides much more than a shelter.  It offers stability to families facing seemly insurmountable barriers and enables them to restore their lives.

As the largest transitional living facility in NJ, Harmony House has earned an excellent reputation for the array of effective and comprehensive services it provides to homeless families and children. Residents are encouraged--and in many cases are required--to take advantage of the childcare, job training and other resources available to them through the New Community Network.

• Housing and Social Services for Teenage Mothers
• Advocacy 
• Community Resources Linkage
• Support Groups
• Life Skills Workshops
• Counseling for all family members
• Day Care and Early Childhood Development
• After School Program
• Summer Camp Program 

• Developing a relocation plan
• Apartment search 
• Identifying needed support resources
• Qualifying for affordable housing
• Continuum of Care services 

Harmony House Early Childcare Center

973-242-3115

• Full-time, year round services  
• Nurturing care & quality educational experiences 
• Nutrition, health and family support services 
• Classrooms equipped with a complete array of educational toys, games and other learning tools. 
• Children at the Centers are encouraged to investigate, be inquisitive and seek their own solutions 
• Aflexiblecurriculumgearedtochildren’sinterests.  

The Center is also involved in several partnerships that strengthen its mission, including: 

• Foster Grandparents Program places 8 grandmothers in the classroom to provide special loving care. 
• Even Start Family Literacy Program, funded by the NJ Department of Education, assures children and their parents a better academic future by introducing an integrated family literacy component.