Kim DeRosa-Budrewicz, director of SERV Centers  Passaic  County, recently received the Vision and  Achievement Award  from the Mental Health Association  in Passaic County.
   Ms. Budrewicz was honored during the Association’s  25th  Anniversary and 7th Annual Vision and Achievement  Awards  Dinner on June 8 at Riverside Manor Restaurant  in Paterson.
   The award is given to leaders who have made  significant  contributions in the fields of education, health  care, mental  health, religion, media, politics, business or  law enforcement,  and have demonstrated personal vision  and achievement that  have significantly improved the  lives of people in Passaic  County.  Ms. Budrewicz was  one of five individuals honored.
     “Kim certainly deserves to be recognized for her  leadership   
     in Passaic County in the delivery of services to a vulnerable    
  population,” said Bill O’Brien, COO of SERV Centers New Jersey.  
  “I wholeheartedly agree that Kim has developed a leadership     
  style that is effective and recognized by all in the county.”      
  Ms. Budrewicz joined SERV as a residential counselor in 1993,   
  and in 1995 became a clinician, and subsequently, a Clinical      
  Coordinator, in SERV-Union.  She was named Director of SERV   
  Centers-Passaic in 2001.                                                    
   She is affiliated with many professional organizations, including the N.J. Association  of Mental Health Agencies: Coalition of Residential Providers, for which she is vice  president.