About Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
To promote an equitable and healthy future for families through services, advocacy, education, and collaboration.
Focus Areas
maternal healthinfant healthperinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMAD)breastfeeding supportearly interventionperinatal addiction preventioncommunity outreachprofessional educationprogram evaluation and data analytics
Who They Fund
children (youth)families/caregiverslocal health departments/partner nonprofitscommunity residents
About Central Jersey Family Health Consortium
Central Jersey Family Health Consortium Inc’s recent grantmaking is defined by DOH subgrants flowing through New Jersey partners, with the largest award in the record going to Reformed Church of Highland Park for $482,835 in 2023 and another $337,394 in 2024. The pattern points to a funder that works through institutions, colleges, health providers, and community organizations rather than individual recipients. Rutgers also appears in the grant list, including $299,800 to The State University Rutgers in 2024 and $158,253 to Rutgers the State University in 2023, showing repeated reliance on higher-education partners for program delivery. The consortium’s stated purpose is to promote an equitable and healthy future for families through services, advocacy, education, and collaboration, and its subject areas include maternal health, infant health, breastfeeding support, PMAD, early intervention, perinatal addiction prevention, community outreach, professional education, program evaluation, and data analytics. The grant list suggests a coordinated public-health role with awards that support implementation, training, and local partnership work across New Jersey.
What Central Jersey Family Health Consortium Funds
Maternal and infant health are central to the consortium’s funding profile. In 2023, it gave $274,857 to Catholic Charities- Diocese of Trenton as a DOH subgrant, and in 2024 it gave $75,000 to Catholic Charities - Diocese of Trenton under the same designation. Those awards sit alongside its stated focus on maternal health, infant health, breastfeeding support, and PMAD. The funder also backs community-based prevention and outreach work: Prevention Links received $255,244 in 2023 and $93,901 in 2024, both as DOH subgrants. Higher education is another clear channel for implementation and professional education, with Seton Hall University receiving $138,100 in 2024 and $117,597 in 2023.
How Central Jersey Family Health Consortium Gives
Typical grants are mid-sized, with a p25 of $6,500, a median of $22,038, and a p75 of $87,880. The recent record also includes several much larger pass-through awards tied to a DOH subgrant structure, indicating that the consortium works as a subgranting intermediary rather than as a direct-grants-only funder. Recipients recur across years: Reformed Church of Highland Park, Rutgers, Cathollic Charities- Diocese of Trenton, Prevention Links, Center for Health Strategies, Laldef, and Mercer County Cc each appear more than once. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$936K
Total Assets
$13.1M
Total Revenue
$21M
Total Expenses
$20.9M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $7K and $88K, with a median of $22K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$22K
75th Percentile
$88K
Geographic Reach
Local6 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
ROBYN DORIA
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