Eva's Village, Inc.

Provides safe, clean shelter and supportive services for 34 homeless women, with capacity for up to 37 in severe weather conditions.

Provides safe, clean shelter and supportive services for 29 homeless men, with capacity for 58 in severe weather conditions.

Substance abuse treatment program with the capacity for 24 mothers and up to 55 of their children.

The Hope Residence at Eva’s Village provides a safe haven and nurturing family environment where mothers working towards recovery from substance use disorders can live with and care for their children. Our Halfway House program is one of the only residential programs in the state that allows mothers and their children to heal together.

Support for Moms
At the Hope Residence, mothers are given the support they need to get back on their feet through counseling, recovery support services, connections to social services, and Workforce Development training, as well as life skills and parenting guidance.

Support for Children
While moms receive the treatment and services they need, their children are nurtured and cared for by trained educators through our on-site childcare and after-school programs,

Residential halfway house programs with capacity for 103 men and 36 women.

Substance abuse treatment program with the capacity for 24 mothers and up to 55 of their children.

Providing substance abuse treatment to 180 clients day and evenings.

Provides job training, mentoring, interviewing skills and job placement assistance to our residential clients.

Peer-driven community resource offering recovery-related workshops, seminars, group meetings and social events 7 days/week.

50 units of affordable, permanent housing

A private vocational school providing residents from the greater Paterson area with training in the food service industry.

Eva’s Village operates an outpatient Mental Health program that is licensed by the New Jersey Department of Human Services to provide ASAM Level 1.0 Outpatient Care. Our licensed clinicians provide individual, marital, family and group therapy to individuals experiencing mental health and/or substance use disorders.

A person seeking help initially meets with a therapist who performs a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment to determine the type and frequency of services needed. Staff utilizes a strength-based approach working with a range of evidence-based practices to enable clients to work on issues outlined in an individualized treatment plan. We have a Spanish-speaking therapist on staff.

Offering a nurturing environment and educational activities to the infants, toddlers, and school-aged children of mothers living in Hope Residence, our Halfway House for Mothers with Children.