2026-06-23
At Covenant House New Jersey, we provide immediate support to youth facing homelessness—including food, shelter, and essential services such as physical and mental healthcare, education support, financial literacy, and legal assistance. Our goal is to empower young people to build stable, independent futures. In FY25, 64% of our youth transitioned to a positive living environment—an […]
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2026-06-22
As the World Cup approaches, Covenant House New Jersey (CHNJ) has been busily preparing for it. Not with soccer skills, nor betting pools, nor watch parties – we’ve been focused on one of our core areas of our work – serving victims of human trafficking. Here is Part 2 of our Q&A with Daniella Capone. LSW who is our Coordinator of Human Trafficking Victim Services. Daniella has […]
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2026-06-02
As the World Cup approaches, Covenant House New Jersey (CHNJ) has been busily preparing for it. Not with soccer skills, nor betting pools, nor watch parties – we’ve been focused on one of our core areas of our work – serving victims of human trafficking. Here is Part 1 of our Q&A with Daniella Capone. LSW who is our Coordinator of Human Trafficking Victim Services. Daniella has […]
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2026-05-08
A Story of Strength, Motherhood, and Hope This Mother’s Day, meet “Z” as we honor the strength, love, and sacrifices of mothers everywhere. We are especially grateful to our donors who help make new beginnings possible for young moms facing homelessness. Because of your support, programs like Raphael’s Life House—Covenant House New Jersey’s specialized home for […]
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2026-04-29
Covenant House NJ Named to the Victims’ Rights Council On April 20th, Jennifer Davenport, Attorney General of New Jersey, announced Attorney General Directive 2026-02 establishing the Attorney General’s Victims’ Rights Council (VRC). The VRC will be overseen by the Division of Violence Intervention and Victim Assistance. Based on our work to date with victims and our engagement with the Attorney General, we are pleased to report that Covenant […]
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2026-04-16
Covenant House New Jersey and the New Jersey Office of the Attorney General Launch the STAR Program Too many young people who have survived human trafficking first come into contact with help through handcuffs instead of compassion. Arrested for low‑level offenses connected to poverty, homelessness, substance use, or mental health challenges, they are often seen only through the lens […]
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2026-03-05
Covenant House New Jersey CEO Julia Einbond urged Senate lawmakers to treat child vulnerability — not just criminal exploitation — as the central crisis. Covenant House New Jersey (CHNJ) has been serving youth facing homelessness since 1989. While there are many reasons why youth face homelessness, human trafficking is often one of those intersecting reasons. 10 to 20% of the youth we serve have […]
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2026-02-10
Every day across New Jersey, young people struggling with homelessness face a hidden risk: exploitation. Traffickers prey on vulnerability — especially when a person doesn’t have a safe place to sleep, someone to care for them, or consistent access to food and support. That’s where Covenant House New Jersey (CHNJ) steps in — not just as a shelter, but as a statewide […]
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2026-01-28
How Covenant House New Jersey’s CHART research is helping identify youth at risk earlier January is Human Trafficking Awareness Month — a time to shine a light on the realities young people face and, just as importantly, the solutions that can protect them before harm occurs. While much of our work centers on helping youth facing homelessness […]
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