Happy #TeacherAppreciationWeek!

Thank you to the Best of New Jersey for sharing this feature article on our Fr. English Food Pantry. We are helping more people today than ever before in our history!

Thank you to Catholic News Services for prominently featuring us in this story.

Catholic Charities was featured on NJ.com. The article covered our widespread response to this crisis.

Welcome Father Kevin Sweeney to the great Diocese of Paterson! We are looking forward to serving those in need alongside you. We will continue to help and work with Bishop Serratelli throughout this transition, and are appreciative of his continued support, guidance, and prayerful leadership!

On April 13th, Catholic Charities was featured on One-on-One with Steve Adubato. The syndicated show featured Catholic Charities staff members; as well as community partners, the Summit Medical Group Foundation and the Community Foodbank of New Jersey. The program was filmed on-location at our Fr. English Center and discussed the diabetes problem facing those we serve.

Despite sheltering in place, DPD's Fight for the Right Group are giving back to those in need.

Students, families and friends of Delbarton High School participated in a Lenten Food Drive to provide relief to Catholic Charities Food Pantries during the COVID19 Crisis.

Univision visited Catholic Charities Father English Center on March 31st. A segment ran on their 6:00PM News.

CEO, Scott Milliken thanks Catholc Charities employees during this crisis

"We have a unique opportunity as Christians to respond with charity and kindness and bring more love in our world." 

As the CDC and health officials continue to discourage large gatherings of people, we have decided to temporarily close The Department for Persons with Disabilities' Gruenert Center effective immediately.

Catholic Charities has been actively monitoring the ongoing developments around Coronavirus (COVID-19) and is taking extra precautions to ensure the health of our staff, volunteers, and service recipients as we continue to serve our community.

If you or a loved one are at risk of becoming homeless and living in Morris County please reach out to us and we will do our best to help you.

On March 5, 1965 The Department for Persons with Disabilities was established by Bishop James J. Navagh; Father John Wehrlen was named our first Executive Director

Hope House, located in Dover, is in need of professional support to better serve people in need.

The Gala, held in memory of Jimmie Murray welcomed nearly 1,000 guests

Longtime supporter of the Department for Persons with Disabilities will forever be remembered as a gentleman and friend to all.

Senators Encourage Schools, Businesses, and Local Governments to Participate