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Center for Human Services Opens New Office in Vineland, New Jersey

The Center for Human Services (CHS) held an open house on Tuesday, October 18th, to debut its new office in Vineland, New Jersey. Read more.

Center for Human Services continues services to disadvantaged populations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania

CHS has won three contracts to continue to provide educational, vocational training, and other social services to Latino populations (with a particular focus on the Migrant and Seasonal Farmworker community) in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Through one of the programs, CHS will provide diabetes management services to African-American and Latino populations in New Jersey. Read more.

CHS supports migrant education programs throughout the U.S.

Through its Migrant Education and Training Support (METS) program, CHS assists state migrant education programs to meet federal guidelines for migrant education programs. Read more.

Susan Harwood Capacity Building Training Grant awarded to the Center for Human Services

The U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration awarded CHS a grant to explore the feasibility of developing a safety and health training program in Pennsylvania.  Read more.

Cotopaxi, Ecuador EONC Project:
Child Survival in the Ecuadorian Highlands

CHS recently launched a four-year project funded by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to reduce maternal and newborn mortality in Cotopaxi. Read more.

With New Jersey AIDS Partnership, CHS launches new project to combat HIV/AIDS in Cumberland County, NJ

The project aims to raise awareness on how to prevent HIV, to encourage safer sex, and to maximize community participation. Read more.

In European Biopharmaceutical Review, CHS Researcher describes realities of using diagnostic tests in developing countries

Senior Researcher Steven Harvey talks about the challenge that infectious disease diagnosis presents in the developing world. Read more.

CHS launches program to improve the quality of health care among women living with HIV/AIDS in New Jersey

The HIV/AIDS epidemic continues to grow among women of color. In 2007, New Jersey’s Department of Health reported that Latinas make up 34 percent of the reported HIV/AIDS diagnoses in Cumberland County, NJ. Read more.