Once a Turrell client and grant recipient, Jeremy Johnson joins the Turrell Board with years of experience in the arts and education sectors.
Jeremy Johnson, formerly ED of Newark Arts, is now President & CEO of Assembly for the Arts, a regional arts council based in Cleveland, Ohio.
The class emphasizes early dance, movement, instruments, and fun interaction between caregivers and their infants ages 0-2.
The class emphasizes early dance, movement, instruments, and fun interaction between caregivers and their infants ages 0-2.
HealthySteps provides early childhood support by integrating a HealthySteps Specialist, a child development expert, into pediatric health care teams.
New Jersey’s recently approved FY2024 budget includes $500,000 in state dollars eligible for federal match—a $1 million investment—in ZERO TO THREE’s evidence-based HealthySteps program.
Dareen is a current senior at Seton Hall University.
Dareen Abukwaik is a current senior at Seton Hall University.
Each New Jersey RAC serves different counties in the Northern, Central, and Southern regions of the state.
Do you have a project or program idea for your North Jersey community to address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)? Apply for a microgrant with CUMAC ECHO!
The HealthySteps model from ZERO TO THREE integrates a child-development professional, called a HealthySteps specialist, into the pediatric primary care team.
The New Jersey Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics (NJAAP) was awarded a four-year cooperative agreement from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to transform how pediatric primary care is delivered for prenatal-to-five-year-old (P-5) populations eligible for NJ FamilyCare or who are uninsured.
Part of the Turrell Team, including (L-R) Curt Fields, Evan Delgado, Anita Clark, Andres Monclut, Kay Hendon, and Stan Carroll, are featured in this photo captioned from the CASA article.
The Turrell Fund was named the 2022 Champion for Children and featured in an article by Passaic County CASA.
Each New Jersey RAC serves different counties in the Northern, Central, and Southern regions of the state.
Do you have a project or program idea for your North Jersey community to address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)? Apply for a microgrant with CUMAC ECHO!
Photo credit: The ARTS Bus in Randolph, CT, one of the 2022 Landon Award winners.
The Turrell Fund is pleased to announce the winners of the 2022 S. Whitney Landon Awards. A total of $33,000 in unrestricted grants was given to agencies doing exemplary work on behalf of young children in Vermont.
Pictured are Turrell staffers: Evan Delgado; Andres Monclut; Madison McHugh-Thieke; and Rich Ribeiro. Also pictured is Turrell Trustee Dr. Junlei Li.
The Summit covered a wide range of topics around early relational health in New Jersey and brought together community organizations to develop solutions ensuring services and resources are family-focused, evidence and strengths-based. Click to find out who is in the photo…