CBH Care, Inc.

CBH Care, Inc. CBH Care is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

We have offered compassionate and professional mental health services to the Northern New Jersey community since 1969. CBH Care provides adolescents, adults, and senior citizens with caring and
compassionate mental and behavioral health services, including: individual and
group counseling; early intervention and family support programs; transitional
housing; and residential care programs.

Stress Awareness Month is held every April (since 1992) to raise awareness of the causes, negative impacts, and manageme...
04/04/2026

Stress Awareness Month is held every April (since 1992) to raise awareness of the causes, negative impacts, and management strategies for mental and physical stress. It focuses on educating the public on how to handle high-stress situations, reduce health risks, and promote healthy coping mechanisms.
The theme for Stress Awareness Month 2026 is , according to The Stress Management Society. Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s quote, this campaign moves beyond mere awareness to encourage individuals and organizations to take active, practical steps to reduce stress and build resilience.

Hosting the Easter celebration this year? Treat your guests to a variety of decadent flavors. Order for your gathering t...
04/04/2026

Hosting the Easter celebration this year? Treat your guests to a variety of decadent flavors. Order for your gathering today! CBH Care loves Nothing Bundt Cakes!!

Good Friday is a solemn Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion, suffering, and death of Jesus Christ. Observed ...
04/03/2026

Good Friday is a solemn Christian holiday commemorating the crucifixion, suffering, and death of Jesus Christ. Observed on the Friday before Easter, it is central to Christianity because it marks the sacrifice Jesus made to atone for humanity's sins, leading to his resurrection on Easter Sunday.

Another Easter Egg Hunt! This time in Passaic County!! Bring your kids!
04/03/2026

Another Easter Egg Hunt! This time in Passaic County!! Bring your kids!

The 2026 World Autism Awareness Day theme is “Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value”. Celebrated on April 2, this t...
04/02/2026

The 2026 World Autism Awareness Day theme is “Autism and Humanity – Every Life Has Value”. Celebrated on April 2, this theme highlights the dignity and inherent worth of all autistic individuals, moving beyond awareness to promote meaningful inclusion, neurodiversity, and equal rights as part of our shared future.
The theme challenges misinformation and emphasizes that every life has value, focusing on the dignity and rights of autistic people. It pushes for practical inclusion in workplaces, schools, and healthcare, addressing high unemployment rates and creating supportive environments.

CBH Care was proud to witness the swearing in as Chief of Police in Lyndhurst Michael Carrino. Mike not only co chairs o...
04/02/2026

CBH Care was proud to witness the swearing in as Chief of Police in Lyndhurst Michael Carrino. Mike not only co chairs our ARRIVE program in town but is a valuable board member at CBH Care. He is a great advocate for mental health and we are so grateful for his support and dedication. Pictured with him is Sue Devlin, Executive Director, Margaret Lenino, our liaison for the ARRIVE Program in Lyndhurst as well as other towns in Bergen County and Liz Rebein, attorney general’s office. 💚

The most important days of Passover are technically the first day (15th of Nisan), which commemorates the Exodus from Eg...
04/01/2026

The most important days of Passover are technically the first day (15th of Nisan), which commemorates the Exodus from Egypt, and the seventh day (21st of Nisan), which marks the splitting of the Red Sea. The first night's Seder is the high point for many, though all days are deemed sacred.
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Key Days of Significance:
First Day/Night (Seder): Focuses on the Exodus story and liberation, featuring the festive Seder meal.
Seventh Day (Shvi'i shel Pesach): Marks the splitting of the Red Sea and is considered a deeply spiritual day, often associated with the song of praise sung by Moses and the Israelites.
Last Day: Includes a Yizkor (memorial) service and is a major holiday.

Usage Examples & Traditions:
First Day & Night: Families and friends gather for the Seder to read the Haggadah, eat matzah, and tell the story of the Exodus.
Seventh Day: Synagogue services are held with special Torah readings focusing on the parting of the sea.

April represents spring, renewal, and growth, acting as a bridge to warmer weather in the Northern Hemisphere. Derived f...
04/01/2026

April represents spring, renewal, and growth, acting as a bridge to warmer weather in the Northern Hemisphere. Derived from the Latin aperire ("to open"), it symbolizes the blooming of nature and fresh beginnings. Key symbols include the Daisy (purity) and Diamond (faithfulness), along with Aries/Taurus zodiac signs.
Key Themes and Symbolism of April:
Renewal & Growth: As the first full month of spring, April represents the blossoming of flowers, trees, and the awakening of nature.
"Opening" or Rebirth: Its name is derived from the Latin word aperire ("to open"), referring to the buds opening in spring.
Hope & Optimism: April is recognized as the National Month of Hope, symbolizing a fresh start, overcoming winter, and looking forward with positivity.
Transformation: The month is associated with significant seasonal change, warmer temperatures, and longer days.

International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) is celebrated annually on March 31st to recognize the accomplishments...
03/31/2026

International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV) is celebrated annually on March 31st to recognize the accomplishments, resilience, and lives of transgender and gender-expansive people. Founded in 2009 by Rachel Crandall-Crocker, it aims to celebrate the living, raise awareness of trans rights, and combat discrimination and violence.
Unlike the Transgender Day of Remembrance (which mourns those lost), TDOV focuses on celebrating the living, everyday lives, and achievements of transgender, non-binary, and gender-nonconforming people. It brings attention to the need for equality, inclusion, and the fight against discrimination.
TDOV provides an opportunity to educate the public on gender identity and the challenges faced by the community.

“It does not have to define you.”When people speak openly about bipolar disorder, it helps others feel less alone. Every...
03/31/2026

“It does not have to define you.”
When people speak openly about bipolar disorder, it helps others feel less alone. Every story shared brings us closer to a world without stigma. 💚

Access to fresh, healthy food should never be out of reach.Beginning Tuesday, April 7, the Free Passaic County Fresh Far...
03/30/2026

Access to fresh, healthy food should never be out of reach.
Beginning Tuesday, April 7, the Free Passaic County Fresh Farmer’s Market will once again provide fresh fruits and vegetables at no cost to income-eligible Passaic County families — every Tuesday through November.
Hosted by Paterson Task Force and sponsored by Table to Table, this program helps connect families across our community with the healthy food they deserve.
If you have not registered yet, now is the time.
📍 Pick up an application at 191 Market Street in Paterson
📧 Questions? YMaldonado@patersontaskforce.com

The theme for today's World Bipolar Day 2026 is . This theme, which has been consistent for the 2024-2026 period, focus...
03/30/2026

The theme for today's World Bipolar Day 2026 is .
This theme, which has been consistent for the 2024-2026 period, focuses on highlighting the resilience, strength, and unity of people living with bipolar disorder. It aims to shift the narrative from solely focusing on the challenges of the illness to celebrating the perseverance and success stories of individuals, while continuing to combat social stigma and promote awareness.
March 30 is the birthday of Vincent van Gogh, who was posthumously diagnosed as having bipolar disorder. The 2026 campaign encourages sharing stories of "living, working, and creating" while managing the condition, emphasizing that a diagnosis does not define a person's potential.

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