The NPCBP is a part of CESJ's collaborations and partnerships program module wherein CESJ  establishes critical relationships with other groups, programs, and government agencies to ensure that low-income families and communities  have access to all of the primary, supportive and ancillary services needed to become and remain self-sustaining and to achieve their full potential.  One of the key ways that CESJ achieves this is by working with other non-profit organizations to lend our expertise to help develop their infrastructure and to improve their ability to deliver high quality services to their clients. The program includes comprehensive assessments of all aspects of the organization; operations analysis; strategic planning; workshops on key topics; and, one-on-one technical assistance among other program components.  

Mayor Wayne Smith expressed his excitement about the partnership with the Center for Empowerment and Social Justice, Inc. and commented that he knows "the program will be of tremendous benefit to the Township especially given the high level of expertise and experience of Genia C. Philip, Esq., President and CEO of CESJ, in the area of nonprofit management and leadership."