Finding Your Calm After the Storm - Virtual Support Groups
Hope and Healing - Hurricane Ida Aftermath Services
RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention and Recovery’s Hope and Hurricane Ida Aftermath Services offers emotional support services, education, and community-based resources for individuals and families affected by the aftermath of the Hurricane Ida.
The program aims to assist those impacted by the Ida storm to better navigate new experiences, mitigate stressors, review options and find strategies to adapt to challenges. We provide connections to agencies, programs, and other resources in the community.
We are here for you and your families with:
- Emotional Support Services
- Housing Referrals
- Food Bank/Pantry Contacts
- Tools to Improve Wellness
- Community Connections
Virtual Support Groups - Finding Your Calm After the Storm
Mondays
10am: Mind-Body-Spirit Mindfulness
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 886 8496 2495 | Passcode: 332332
6pm: Self-Compassion
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 830 1760 4507 | Passcode: 700587
Tuesdays
4pm: Resilience
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 810 4658 1003 | Passcode: 911820
Wednesdays
12pm: Wellness Wednesdays
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 895 9356 9520 | Passcode: 572465
7pm: Evening Wind Down- Relax Together
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 846 6073 5466 | Passcode: 309083
Thursdays
6pm: Resilience
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 827 0523 9842 | Passcode: 039781
6pm: Post-COVID Care: Long Haulers Support
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 856 2283 5909 | Passcode: 786666
Fridays
11am: Happy Hour of Hope & Healing
Zoom Link | +1 929 205 6099 | ID: 873 9993 5481 | Passcode: 155725
For more information about IFPR’s Hope and Healing Ida program, please contact Carol Hudak at CarolAnn.Hudak@rwjbh.org.
Hope for Health
The New Jersey Department of Health was awarded the CDC NJ COVID Disparities Grant to promote resilience and sustainability of the NJ DOH public health workforce as result of the pandemic. Hope for Health is based on the SAMHSA Crisis Counseling Program model key principles: strengths-based, anonymous, outreach-oriented, and designed to strengthen existing community support systems. It does NOT provide clinical services but refers to existing mental health resources in the community.
For more information on IFPR’s Hope for Health program, please contact Tammy Reynolds at Tammy.Reynolds@rwjbh.org.