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Pathways to Recovery

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If you’ve been impacted by opioids, it can be difficult to reenter the workforce or change careers. The NJDOL provides employment assistance to those with a personal history of opioid use or who have a friend of family member with a history of opioid use, so they can reenter the workforce.

The Pathways to Recovery program provides services to individuals whose workforce conditions have been impacted by the opioid epidemic, including: 

  • Training Services
  • Career Services
  • Supportive Services

The program’s goal is to provide participants with skills and training to support their transition into employment. 

Pathways to Recovery offers services to the following counties: Atlantic, Camden, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Passaic, and Union.

To be eligible, individuals must be able to answer yes to the following question: Do you, a friend, or any member of your family have a history of opioid use?

Participants must be dislocated workers temporarily or permanently unemployed or underemployed because of opioids.

Participants must live in one of the following counties: Atlantic, Camden, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Passaic, or Union

To access these services, please contact your county program:

Atlantic County
Jewish Family Services, Inc., Pathways to Recovery Program
Chris Barone
(609) 882-1108  *Ask for the Access Center

Camden County
Center for Family Services, Inc., Rework Program
Antoinette Fugee
(877) 922-2377

Essex County
Blessed Ministries, Inc.
Lonice Ellerby
(973) 733-WORK (9675)

Hudson County
Mental Health Association NJ, Pathways to Success
Victoria Vasquez
(732) 381-4100 x102

Monmouth County
Monmouth County Division of Workforce Development
Sherri Washington
(732) 683-8850 x5611

Union County
Blessed Ministries, Inc.
Lonice Ellerby
(973) 733-WORK (9675)