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We are proud to celebrate Senior Director of Community Engagement Robin Shorter, LCADC, CPRS on her well-deserved recognition from NJBIZ as a 2026 Health Care Hero in the Public Health category.
Truddy Gierbolini was chosen for the Outstanding Peer Leader Award by New Jersey Association of Mental Health and Addiction Agencies, Inc. Her dedication to helping others and her leadership in our community truly make a difference. We are so proud and grateful for her commitment. Congratulations, Truddy!
Integrity House has been named a 2026 NJBIZ Health Care Hero in the Ambulatory Health Care category. This honor belongs to our staff. They help individuals navigate substance use and mental health conditions, and the obstacles that get in the way of recovery.
Chief Clinical Officer Eman Gibson was recognized as one of ROI-NJ's Women Influencers of 2026. At Integrity House, Eman leads clinical services that support individuals and families across our programs every day.
New in Newark: a Community Health Hub at University Hospital. Integrity House has partnered with University Hospital to launch a health services kiosk at 150 Bergen Street providing free access to: - Naloxone - Adulterant test strips - Wound care supplies - HIV test kits - Other essential prevention and wellness items. Located outside the Emergency Department, the Community Health Hub extends overdose prevention and health resources further into the community. Emergency departments are often where individuals arrive during a substance-related crisis. Expanding prevention resources in and around hospital settings helps strengthen the connection between acute care and ongoing community support. These tools are available for anyone at any time of the day. This initiative was supported by funding from the New Jersey Department of Health.
Integrity House joined recovery leaders from across New Jersey at New Jersey Coalition for Addiction Recovery Support's 7th Annual Recovery Ecosystems Conference at Seton Hall University. This year’s theme, From Evidence to Action, focused on turning research and proven practices into real-world support for people navigating substance use and mental health challenges. Throughout the day, participants explored topics such as recovery capital, peer support, health equity, and strategies for increasing coordination across recovery systems. Integrity House was proud to serve as a sponsor of this year’s conference and to participate in these important discussions.
Please join us at Newark’s Lincoln Park on Thursday, June 10th, from 10 am to 12 pm, to learn more about Integrity House and interview with a hiring manager. WE’RE HIRING Residential Aides *various shifts Counselors *credentialed & non-credentialed Registered Nurses *various shifts Maintenance Staff Development Manager Special Events Associate *part-time Peer Recovery Specialist Crisis Care Manager Click here to read job descriptions. WHAT YOU’LL NEED Registration for this event is mandatory. Complete the RSVP form below. Please bring an up-to-date resume and ID with you. Don’t forget your face mask. We appreciate your help in making this event as safe as possible. WHAT TO EXPECT If you’ve registered for the event, you’ll interview with a hiring manager. Upon arrival, we’ll ask you to check in. You’ll complete a brief COVID-19 health screening, which includes a temperature check. If you’re experiencing COVID-19 symptoms on the day of the event, you’ll need to postpone your interview. QUESTIONS? If you have any questions, please contact donna_kingsley@integrityhouse.org.
Through our partnership with the County of Essex, we are creating a recovery community. Our mobile recovery center makes stops across Essex County on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 am to 3 pm. ALERT: The location stop for Thursday, April 29th has changed to: Orange Park, 127 Central Ave., Orange
