Invest in yourself.
#MentalHealthAccess #MentalHealthMatters #EastOrange #OneCityOneCommunity #WeAreInThisTogether
Day 16: Set aside time for your mental health this week.
Mental Health Awareness Event on Thurs, May 21 from 5pm-7pm at East Orange City Hall! All are welcome!
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🚨CALLING ALL FUTURE LEADERS! 🚨
The East Orange Police Department’s COPS 4 KIDS Cadet Academy is launching in July to provide a one-week hands-on summer experience your child will never forget!
📍 Open to students entering 4th through 7th grade
📅 July 13 – July 17
⏰ 8AM – 4PM
🏫 Sheila Y. Oliver Academy
📍 404 N. Grove Street, East Orange, NJ
Cadets will participate in:
- Traffic Stop Simulations
- Crisis Negotiations
- Physical Fitness
- Investigations
- CPR/Medical Training
- Roll Call Activities
- FREE Breakfast & Lunch provided by EOSD!
This exciting program is designed to build confidence, leadership, teamwork, discipline, and positive relationships between youth and law enforcement — all while having fun in a safe and engaging environment.
⚠️ ACT FAST — ONLY 50 SPOTS AVAILABLE!
Thank you to Mayor Ted R. Green, the East Orange City Council, the East Orange Police Department, East Orange School District, and all community partners for continuing to invest in our youth and helping shape the next generation of leaders.
📲 Scan the QR Code or visit tinyurl.com/eocops4kids to register today!
#Cops4Kids #EastOrange #OneCityOneCommunity #YouthLeadership #CadetAcademy
Today, we gathered not simply to dedicate a street, but to honor a life defined by service, leadership, faith, and an unwavering commitment to community.
Naming a street after 102-year-old Norman N. Abraham, Sr. is a tribute to a man whose impact on East Orange has been both profound and enduring.
For more than six decades, Mr. Abraham has poured into this city with humility and purpose. Whether through his service as a proud United States veteran, his steadfast leadership at Calvary Baptist Church, his dedication to civic engagement, or his tireless advocacy for his neighborhood, he has consistently demonstrated what it means to lead with integrity and heart.
Streets are more than pathways — they are symbols of where we have been and where we aspire to go. By placing Norman N. Abraham, Sr.’s name into the fabric of our city, we are ensuring that future generations understand the value of service, sacrifice, and community stewardship.
His legacy sends a powerful message to our young people: true greatness is not measured by personal gain, but by how deeply you invest in others and how faithfully you uplift your community. Leadership begins with showing up, serving consistently, and caring deeply about the people around you.
East Orange is stronger because of Norman N. Abraham, Sr., and today, we proudly celebrate a man whose legacy will continue to inspire generations to come.
#OneCityOneCommunity #EastOrange #Legacy #CommunityLeadership
We hear you.
#BlackMenMentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #EastOrange #OneCityOneCommunity #WeAreInThisTogether
Day 13: Encourage a man in your life to open up.
Want to save on your electricity bill?
Join Mayor Ted R. Green LIVE today at 5 PM for a special Town Talk conversation breaking down East Orange’s Community Solar Partnership and what it could mean for residents.
We’ll answer questions like:
☀️ Is this program legitimate?
☀️ Do I need solar panels?
☀️ Will I still be a PSE&G customer?
☀️ Who qualifies?
☀️ What’s the catch?
Representatives from Solar Landscape will join us live to explain how the program works, how residents may qualify for savings, and where to go for enrollment support.
📅 TODAY — Wednesday, May 13
⏰ 5 PM
📍 LIVE on Facebook: @EOCityHall
Bring your questions and join the conversation.
#eocares #eastorange #onecity #onecommunity
What a beautiful day to walk the block!
Mayor Green and his Quality of Life Task Force hit the Presidential Heights area this morning, talking to residents and addressing concerns.
Thank you to the students of St. Benedict's Academy for joining us and helping to share information with our residents!
Please, East Orange, remember to curb your dog and help us keep our city poop and litter free!
If you have an issue in your neighborhood, please call the Office of Constituent Services at 973.266.5151.
#EastOrange #KeepEOClean #OneCityOneCommunity #WeAreInThisTogether
Break cycles.
#ParentingHealing #MentalHealthMatters #EastOrange #OneCityOneCommunity #WeAreInThisTogether
Day 12: Model one healthy coping skill today.
