What NFSB Sponsorship Means for Business and Our Community

The board, committees, and staff at Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) have worked hard to come up with ideas for fun community events, each with a distinct vibe that appeals to different groups of people throughout the Nutley area. From the elegance of The Garden Party, to the great live music of Rock Hunger, to the fast-paced excitement of A Night at the Races, NFSB events offer something for everyone.

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NFSB Welcomes Nikko Stevens as Assistant Thrift Shop Manager

Nikko is responsible for day-to-day shop operations, including volunteer coordination and staffing, instituting and reinforcing policies, organizing donated items, and helping clients find what they need. She’s also playing an important role in strategic, long-term initiatives aimed at streamlining processes and building efficiencies into operations and maintenance of the Thrift Shop.

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Meet the Counselors:

Kathleen Cheski, MSW, LCSW, LCADC

Much of Kathleen’s experience involves children and families, especially in school settings. She provided counseling to students who were having behavioral difficulties through a district-run behavioral support program.

She also provided counseling through two separate school-based programs run by mental health agencies and spent several years in outpatient agencies that were similar to Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB).

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With Gratitude, NFSB Announces Creation of New Donor Club

When it comes right down to it, there is nothing we can say or do to fully capture the appreciation we at Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) feel for our family of donors. The difference your gifts enable us to make in the lives of our neighbors in Nutley is immeasurable.

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Learning to Cope with Anxiety, Depression, and Trauma: An NFSB Success Story

“Beth,” who had been in recovery from a substance use disorder, came to the Mental Health Program at Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) to learn how to better cope with anxiety and depression.

Beth was having trouble finding a job because she struggled to network and connect with people in her field. A traumatic event involving her partner had caused her symptoms to worsen and she wasn’t finding any relief from psychotropic medications.

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