Carla and Cecilia
Carla and Cecilia were always very close since they were toddlers. Then, two years ago, Carla lost her little sister, Cecilia, to a sudden illness. Cecilia was only thirteen months younger than Carla.
Through the dedication of 300 employees, The Children’s Home Society of New Jersey positively impacts between 60,000 and 100,000 individuals throughout the state each year.
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With continued support from donors, funders and other community partners, we are able to help families along their journey to better health and self-sufficiency. The stories below are true, however, some of the identifying details may have been changed to maintain confidentiality.
Carla and Cecilia were always very close since they were toddlers. Then, two years ago, Carla lost her little sister, Cecilia, to a sudden illness. Cecilia was only thirteen months younger than Carla.
Carrie’s childhood was less than idyllic; her mother was manipulative and emotionally abusive, and by 16, Carrie began dating someone whose attitude and behaviors mirrored those of her mother.
Late one night in June of 2017, Eveline was awakened by terrible pain. What began as a dull ache earlier in the evening had become sharp, excruciating pains that seemed to shoot across her lower back.