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The Borough of East Newark is attempting to collect historical photos of the Borough.  If you or someone you know has fotos of historical events, Mayors and Councilpersons from the Borough of East Newark, please contact us (973) 481-2902 extension 221 and ask for Brigite.
 

EAST NEWARK ENCOURAGES ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS TO APPLY FOR BENEFIT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN
 
East Newark Mayor Joseph R. Smith is encouraging eligible Borough residents to avail themselves and their families of the folllowing two programs concerning health care and assistance for children:
 
NEW JERSEY FAMILYCARE is a federal and state funded health insurance program created to help New Jersey's uninsured children have affordable health coverage.  It is not a welfare program.  New Jersey FamilyCare is for families who do not have available or affordable employer insurance and cannot afford to pay the high cost of private health insurance.
 
CATASTROPHIC ILLNESS IN CHILDREN RELIEF FUND helps New Jersey families, regardless of income, whose un-reimbursed medical and related expenses have become a financial burden.  To be considered for assistance from the fund, a family must reside in New Jersey for at least three months and have uncovered medical bills or expenses for the care of a child 21 years of age or younger.  The program covers expenses such as hospital and physician bills, medications, disposable medical goods and medical equipment, home care, medically related transportation and home and vehicle modifications.
 
Smith is recommending that any Borough resident who is eligible to contact the East Newark Department of Human Services at 973-481-2902 for information and application forms.  Smith stated that these type of benefit programs help enhance the quality of life for all residents.
 
Submitted:  By Mayor Joseph R. Smith and the East Newark Borough Council
 
Date:  July 24, 2009

If you are being inappropriately forced out of your home because the building in which youlive has been foreclosed.  Under the NJ law, most tenants have the right to remain in their homes during and after a foreclosure.
 
Please visit www.njpublicadvocate.gov where you can find additional information provided by the State of New Jersey.

For information pertaining to low or no-cost mammograms please visit the American Cancer Society website at www.nypost.com/promotions/acs or call 1-800-227-2345.