The Leagurs Inc

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1111 Chandler Ave

Roselle, NJ 07203

+1 (908) 241-2710

http://leaguers.org

The Leaguers Inc, established in 1943, stands as the oldest incorporated African American social service agency in New Jersey. With a legacy rooted in community service, it now extends its reach to over 1,700 families annually, offering top-tier early childhood education programs in Newark, Irvington, Roselle, and Elizabeth.

Providing a multicultural platform, The Leaguers Inc focuses on delivering high-quality services, including Early Head Start and Head Start programs. Through a network of locations across several cities, it remains dedicated to supporting families and enhancing the early development of young children.

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