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Integrity House awarded grant to expand workforce development opportunities in N.J.

Source: ROI-NJ · Jul 31, 2026, 8:45 AM

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Integrity House, a major New Jersey nonprofit providing substance use disorder and mental health services, has been awarded a Pathways to Recovery grant from the New Jersey Department of Labor.

The two-year workforce development and career placement initiative will serve individuals across Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and other counties, helping people with behavioral health histories gain employment skills and job placement support.

This expansion reflects growing state investment in connecting recovery-focused individuals to career opportunities and economic stability.

Key points

  • Integrity House received a Pathways to Recovery grant from the NJ Department of Labor for workforce development
  • The two-year program will serve individuals across Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and additional New Jersey counties
  • The initiative focuses on career placement and employment skills for people with substance use disorder and mental health backgrounds
  • Integrity House is one of the largest licensed nonprofit behavioral health providers in New Jersey

FAQ

What is the Pathways to Recovery grant?
It's a New Jersey Department of Labor grant designed to support workforce development and career placement programs for individuals recovering from substance use disorders and mental health challenges, helping them gain employment skills and job opportunities.
Who is eligible for this program?
The program serves individuals across Bergen, Essex, Hudson, and other New Jersey counties who are seeking workforce development and career placement services as part of their recovery journey.
What does Integrity House do?
Integrity House is one of New Jersey's largest licensed nonprofit providers offering comprehensive services for substance use disorder and mental health treatment, including this new workforce development component.

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