Cornerstone Family Programs was founded 1813 to help the poor of Morristown, especially families impacted by the War of 1812, with necessities such as food, clothing and fuel. Services then expanded to include social work, family support, and other human services.

The Morristown Neighborhood House, founded in 1898, has its roots in the Settlement House Movement of the late 19th Century where leaders joined with their neighbors in underserved diverse neighborhoods to focus on reform through social justice and the fight against racial discrimination. Change was brought about through childcare, healthcare, education, cultural, and recreational activities.

Throughout this rich history, both organizations changed names, launched new organizations, and merged with others.

For over two centuries, our organizations have continually transformed to anticipate and address the evolving needs of the individuals, families, and communities we serve. In 2013, Cornerstone Family Programs and the Morristown Neighborhood House merged to become the organization you see today.

Our legacy continues, providing support to underserved and immigrant families and expanding into other communities such as Dover. Preschool, before and after school, economic mobility for youth and families, arts, recreation, healthy aging, and robust community engagement bring access and opportunity to the people we serve.

We envision a world where every individual has the opportunity to reach their full potential and lead a fulfilling existence and we believe that everyone deserves a chance for a happy, healthy, and productive life.

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