Residents of the township of Millburn/Short Hills are very fortunate individuals. They live in a township brimming with beautiful properties and homes. There is a wide variety of interesting shops and opportunities to enjoy. The high school won the blue ribbon award and is widely considered one of the best educational institutions in the state.
Something that I find to be extraordinary and refreshing about Millburn/Short Hills residents is that they know how lucky they are and consistently look for ways to give back to the community and assist others who may not be as fortunate. One of the ways that they do this is through the Opportunity Project in Millburn.
The Opportunity Project in Millburn was created to empower individuals who have suffered brain injuries. The Millburn Chapter of the Opportunity Project was founded by a group of couples who were frustrated by a lack of productive environments in 1993. Participants of the Opportunity Project in Millburn can tell you that approximately every 21 seconds, someone in the United States suffers a brain injury. There is ample medical care for these individuals, but what many people found lacking was an adequate support system to assist these individual's acclimation back into society. The Opportunity sought to rectify this inequity by basing their organization on the successful club-house model, providing its members with a supportive network while they develop practical work and living skills to live satisfying and rewarding lives. The Opportunity Project Clubhouse is located at 60 East Willow Street in Millburn, and can be reached at 973-921-1000.
The Opportunity Project in Millburn reflects the values and priorities of community members-each other. Real estate in the township of Millburn/Short Hills is booming in part because new home owners respect the priorities of this community.
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