At Millhill, we envision a thriving community where everyone has access to limitless possibilities.
Millhill empowers children, youth, and families through individualized and culturally-sensitive educational and behavioral health services
Since 1971
Millhill Child and Family Development was established in 1971 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving abused and neglected children in Trenton, NJ. The services and programs we provide today have been developed over time and with great understanding of what the community needs. We began primarily as a childcare center, and flourished and expanded by communicating with parents and the community.
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Millhill empowers children and families through individualized and culturally-sensitive educational and behavioral health services.
A thriving community where everyone has limitless possibilities
To transform our community.
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For nearly a decade, Stony Brook Elementary School in Pennington has been partnering with Millhill Child and Family Development in Trenton to bring joy and essential items to Millhill's 105 Pre-K students. This partnership brings the students together twice a year,...
Last night, Millhill Child and Family Development proudly concluded its 6-week STEM program, a transformative journey for 31 local students. The event was marked by an inspiring showcase where these young innovators presented their favorite projects, offering a...
Millhill Child and Family Development is proud to announce the Moving Up Ceremony of 47 students from its Early Education Pre-K Program. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the students, who have demonstrated remarkable growth and development during...
We are beaming with pride as we celebrate the remarkable achievements of our Millhill Trenton PEERs graduates - Class of 2024. As they mark the end of their high school journey and prepare for the exciting new chapter of college, we extend our heartfelt...
At Millhill, we take immense pride in the commitment and active participation of our leadership team in community events that drive change and foster inclusivity. Recently, two key members of our team, Chief Program Officer Tamara Noizy and CEO Jigna Rao, have...
The Trenton PEERS program made history on Monday, April 29th, with its first-ever Speed Networking event held at the Rutgers Cooperative Extension. This innovative event brought together 15 dedicated PEERS and 12 industry professionals, offering a unique opportunity...
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