The Family Resource Network
a comprehensive group of community-based programs and service organizations designed to meet the growing needs of individuals and families with disabilities.
Families
Schedule a consultation. We assist your family with mobility, education, training, health and many other services. We’ll help with family support coordination.
Children
Offering fun and educational programs for school-age children with intellectual & developmental disabilities to successfully integrate with their peers.
Health
Join us for info on healthy eating, fitness programs, mobility and mental health issues. We can help navigate health insurance matters and much more.
Education
Find training sessions that provide professionals with tools for planning and promoting events. For higher education students, search scholarships.
The Family Resource Network Gets A New Office
East Windsor NJ – The Family Resource Network (FRN) is excited to announce the official opening of its new facility located at 50 Millstone Rd, Building 300 Suite 201, East Windsor, NJ. The President and CEO of the Princeton-Mercer Chamber of Commerce – Peter...
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Epilepsy Alliance America Celebrates its First Year and Launches New Website!
On July 23, 2018 eight (8) State-based non-profit organizations, serving approximately 1 million people living with epilepsy and seizure disorders, united to form the Epilepsy Alliance America (EAA), a national organization dedicated to providing local support, care,...
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2019 Glow Walk Run
Epilepsy Services of New Jersey’s Glow Walk Run is a Halloween themed 5k walk/run complete with assorted activities and resources for families to enjoy while aiding ESNJ’s quest in raising funds and spreading awareness to improve the quality of life of those living with Epilepsy.
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