Charlotte Holmes recently graduated from Bernards High School and will be attending the University of Scranton Nursing Program in the Fall. Her accomplishments in the classroom and the community include National Honor Society, Peer Leadership and Youth Leadership Council. She participated a shadowing program at Morristown Medical Center and described the way the nurses cared for the patients as "beyond real." She is thrilled to have been selected to be a scholarship recipient. (Charlotte Holmes is seen with Anne Connor, Bernards High school nurse)

Erin Willoughby recently graduated from Bridgewater-Raritan High School and will be attending Ohio University in the Fall to pursue a career in nursing. She is an active volunteer in the special needs community and played field hockey in high school. Erin participated in the high school Health Office. Thanks to Irene Roglieri, Alice Hadley, Audrey Madura and Pat Zilinski, she was able to get a look into the vast world of nursing.

SCSNA 2019 Nursing Scholarship Recipients

Congratulations, Lisa Lontai, on  receiving the 2019 NJ Excellence in School Nusring award! Lisa is pictured with Lisa Manz, SCSNA President, and Alice Hadley, SCSNA, President-Elect at the May 2019 SCSNA meeting.

Stop the Bleed

SHIP clients are the homeless, working poor families, and individuals in Somerset County Regions who are not able to obtain assistance from government or other private agencies, and are therefore denied an opportunity to receive the basic humane assistance they need and deserve. Clients coming to SHIP include many that suffer from substance abuse dependency, HIV/AIDS, mental health issues, the homeless and near homeless working poor, hunger or isolation. During the February SCSNA meetings we have made a positive impact on the less fortunate in our community by donating socks.