PDF downloads of brochures listing services and resources for housing, food, emergency services, transportation, home repairs, and more:
Resources and Services For Morris County Homeless, Financially Challenged, Food Insecure, Seniors, Disabled and Veterans
Services and Programs for Seniors, Disabilities & Veterans – Resources for Morris County Seniors, Disabled and Veterans for emergency assistance, employment, protective services, food, nutrition, healthcare, home repairs, housing, support groups and more.
Transportation Options – curb to curb service is available to residents who are 60 or older or 18 or older and have a physical or mental disability that includes functional limitations or reside in the rural areas of Morris County.
Veterans Resource Directory – Resources for Morris County Veterans for Homeless Solutions, Healthcare, Jobs and Education
No doubt the Vikings have inspired countless movies, TV series, and video games. In this lecture, we will briefly consider what was known as “the Viking Age” and give an overview of their religious views, which include their gods, goddesses, and heroes.
January 20, 2021 – 2:00pm – 3:00pm Register Today to ensure your spot!
Lesley Parness, Garden and Historian
Could plants have played a role in the outcome of the Civil War? Learn how important plants were in every aspect of this conflict, on battlefields and home fronts of both the North and the South. Over 30 plants are discussed and their medicinal properties noted. “Receipts,” or recipes are included for popular herbal remedies such as horehound lozenges and witch hazel tonic. The history of patent medicines is explored and you will meet one of America’s most important poets, the first African American physician and the man who revolutionized medical texts. Audiences are often surprised to see how many “Civil War” plants they are already growing, and the haunting historic images create a compelling tale of interest to history buffs as well as gardeners. Presented by Lesley Parness, Garden Historian & Writer. Zoom link will be sent prior to program.
121 Diamond Spring Road Denville, NJ 07834 Phone: (973) 627-6555
Ann Fahey, Superintendent of Horticulture Education, will demonstrate how to design beautiful floral arrangements with supermarket bouquets for the winter holidays!
Monday, December 28—Wednesday, December 30 – 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
LIVE, virtual program series, learn about animals in the winter, enjoy crafts and stories, and finish the day with a packet of other activities to try! Sign up for one or more days, as your schedule allows. Participants must call ahead to pick up their materials at the Great Swamp OEC.
Monday, December 28: Find out what animals do in winter with a LIVE (virtual) animal show!
Tuesday, December 29: Learn all about the tracks that animals leave behind in the snow and how to solve their mysteries.
Wednesday, December 30: Wild turkeys stay awake all winter. Learn all about these amazing birds and how they survive the cold.
Date: Monday, December 28, Wednesday, December 30
Time: 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Location: Virtual program through Great Swamp Outdoor Education Center.
November 10, 2020 @ 11:00am – Virtual Program, Register Here
121 Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ 07834 | (973) 627-6555
Few aging senior veterans and their families are aware of the VA’s Aid & Attendance program which an provide a war veteran and their spouse with a yearly tax free income to help counterbalance the cost of long-term care for those who need assistance with daily activities. Come learn whether you or your family member(s) may be eligible for this benefit!
Program presented by Andrea Capita of the Murray Firm.