HACKETTSTOWN, NJ (Warren County) – Warren County welcomed Project Self-Sufficiency to Hackettstown on Tuesday as County Commissioner Director Lori Ciesla and Commissioner Jason J. Sarnoski celebrated the Hackettstown grand opening of Project Self-Sufficiency’s “Journey” mobile office.
Staffed by a driver and case manager, Project Self-Sufficiency Journey brings free food, diapers, and essential resources to those in need.
The mobile office is also equipped with a classroom and counseling area, computer workstations with internet access, and additional resources. Project Self-Sufficiency Journey will be visiting Trinity Church, 213 Main Street Hackettstown, every other Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
“PSS Journey is a welcome asset to the residents of Hackettstown who may need a little extra help with putting food on the table and with obtaining job skills, both of which are vital for keeping families together,” Hackettstown Mayor Jerry DiMaio said. “I am very happy that Project Self-Sufficiency is offering this assistance to Hackettstown residents in need.”
“The PSS Journey mobile office is a welcomed addition to the services PSS already provides,” Ciesla said. “Our residents can’t always get to the services they need so I am so grateful the Journey program can aid in bringing those services and supplies directly to them.”
Project Self-Sufficiency received funding for Journey from the Warren County Department of Human Services.
“I’m glad Warren County could help support such a great organization that does so much good for so many people. It’s an honor to be at the grand opening of this mobile office,” Sarnoski said.
You can visit Project Self-Sufficiency’s website at www.projectselfsufficiency.org.
