Join the movement for a better, stigma-free community for all.
Your voice and support make a difference.
Join the movement for a better, stigma-free community for all.
Your voice and support make a difference.
FREE Parent Forum: Becoming the Parent They Need
Parenting begins with how we breathe, listen, and connect. 💛
Join Gary & Sean Pritchard of INHABIT for an inspiring evening based on their book, Becoming the Parent They Need. Discover simple, practical ways to strengthen connection, communicate with intention, and support your child’s emotional well-being.
✨ Connect. Communicate. Build Resilience.
📅 October 29 at 7 PM
📍 Ramsey High School Auditorium
We hope to see you there!
FREE Event: THANKFUL FOR YOU. Celebrating Our Seniors.
🍁 Join Us for Our 2nd Annual Seasonal Gathering!
We’re excited to welcome all seniors in our community to our 2nd Annual Seasonal Gathering—a special time to connect, laugh, and celebrate together! Enjoy light refreshments, entertainment, and a chance to win fun door prizes.
📅 Saturday, November 14
⏰ 11 AM–12:30 PM
📍 Ramsey Senior Center – 75 E. Oak Street
💚 FREE EVENT — All Seniors Are Welcome!
SIGN UP:
📞 201-825-1975
📧 seniors@ramseynj.com
Help us spread the word! Share this with your neighbors, friends, and family, and let’s make our 2nd Annual Seasonal Gathering another wonderful Ramsey community celebration. 🍁
Taskforce Quarterly Meetings
🗓️ Monday, October 19th
⏰ 7:30pm to 8:30pm
📍Ramsey Senior Center
We are grateful to Sean Pritchard, Co-Founder and CEO of Inhabit, for creating a 15-minute guided breathing experience for Ramsey families in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month—supporting mindfulness, stress relief, and overall well-being for all ages.
You are invited to help make Ramsey a Stigma-Free Zone! All Ramsey residents, young, old and in between, can play an important role in eliminating the stigma that is associated with mental illness. Our goal is to link all community stakeholders to training opportunities and awareness events. Together, we can increase public knowledge about mental illness and the local resources that treat it.
Mental illness is more widespread than many people think. It’s also more treatable, but stigma often gets in the way.
Find out more by exploring our site.