- Family Resource Center
- Adult Learning Center
- Education and Youth
- Harmony House: Transitional Living
- Maternity Group Home for Teens
- Health Care
- Extended Care Facility
- Essex Valley Visiting Nurse Association
- Family Service Buruea of Newark
- Adult Medical Day Care
- Alzheimer Support
- Humanism Award
- Hidden Magic
- Victim Achieves Full Recovery
- AMD Summer Highlights
- Job Training and Workforce Development
- Family Service Bureau of Newark
- Economic Development
- Federal Credit Union
- Non-Profit Subsidiaries
- Real Estate
- Health and Social Services
- Arts
Angel Lopez, a 2012 graduate of New Community’s Ford Automotive Training Program, was able to land a job at Jersey City Ford even before he donned his cap and gown for the formal graduation ceremony.
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Monsignor William J. Linder
New Community founder Monsignor William J. Linder is one of the leading American urban visionaries of his generation and a founding member of the American Community Development movement. He has made an incredibly positive mark on Newark, the city that has been his home for over 45 years.
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2010 GRAD HOWARD THORNTON
As far back as he can remember, Howard Thornton has been surrounded by automobiles.
“My father was a mechanic and my stepdad,” he said. “I pretty much grew into it.”
An August 2010 graduate of NCC’s Youth and Adult Automotive Training Center program, Thornton landed a job at Goodyear Brake-o-Rama in Elizabeth three months later. He does everything from engine replacements and transmission repairs to working on radiators and axles.
“There’s no job that can’t be done,” he said. “I’m always looking to get the job done. You just have to be motivated and be willing to learn and do the work.”
New Community Health Care, which provides high quality and caring community-based health care services to Newark residents, has grown over time to become one of the largest and most integral parts of the entire NCC Network. New Community Health Care employs 900 professionals and has an annual operating budget of $31 million. In 2001, New Community Health Care served 4,335 clients.
Extended Care Facility ~ a caring and warm atmosphere with high quality health care to its 180 residents.
Adult Medical Day Care Centers ~ keeps people out of the hospital by providing a supervised daytime setting that ensures the safety, comfort, and independence of its more than 200 clients.
Essex Valley Visiting Nurse Association ~ provides 500 clients with a wide range of services including skilled nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy. This home health care service is a source of compassionate, professional holistic health care to individuals and families.
Family Service Bureau ~ provides counseling and other services to young people, adults and families.
Home Friends ~ supplies thousands of hours of assistance every month to help the frail and elderly with a host of household tasks.
New Community Mission
To help residents of inner cities improve the quality of their lives to reflect individual God-given dignity and personal achievement. Under One Roof