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About
NESF
For over 30 years, NESF, a not-for-profit
organization, has been serving the Greater Essex County
community. NESF
is committed to providing quality services to individuals
and families who need assistance with emergency food,
clothing, shelter, utilities, rent, and other basic
necessities during times of crisis. The homeless,
the working poor, seniors, individuals with HIV/AIDS,
and those affected by fire, eviction, or domestic
violence remain our primary focus. When there
is nowhere else to turn, individuals can come to
NESF. We are a safety net to the community
providing service with compassion, dignity, and respect.
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Our
comprehensive services include:
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• Centralized
Intake & Data Management System
• Emergency Services
• Homeless Services
• Self-Sufficiency Services
• Health & Senior Services
• Food & Clothing Pantry Services
• Family & Youth Development Services
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Newark
Emergency Services for Families
Victoria Human
Services Plaza
982 Broad Street
Newark, New Jersey 07102
Phone: 973-639-2100
Fax: 973-639-2999
info@nesfnj.org
24-Hour Hotline 1-800-696-7063
Damyn Kelly, J.D. Executive Director |
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NESF Announces Appointment of New Executive Director
Newark, NJ - The Board of Directors of Newark Emergency Services for Families, Inc. (NESF) is pleased to announce that Damyn Kelly, J.D. was appointed Executive Director of the agency on April 7th, 2010.
Mr. Kelly comes to NESF with more than 15 years of non-profit leadership experience. Most recently, he served as Executive Director of the Carver Center, a multi-dimensional community center providing social, educational, recreational, immigrant and workforce development services. During his tenure the agency more than doubled in size while showing operational surpluses every single year. Prior to his tenure at Carver, Damyn served as Executive Director of CLUSTER, Inc., an organization providing residential and other services to the chronically and persistently mentally ill and substance abusers. In addition, the agency provided educational, mediation, housing advocacy and re-integration services for the formerly incarcerated. Again, the agency grew in size while showing operational surpluses. Mr. Kelly has also served as the Deputy Executive Director of the Hunter College Center on AIDS, Drugs and Community Health where he also served as an adjunct professor in the School of Urban Public Health and Director of ARRA Related Programs for the Yonkers Community Action Program. read more |
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