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At Center For Family Services, we blend high-quality services with personalized care to help people of all ages in reaching their full potential. We help people who have experienced trauma in their lives as a result of addiction, homelessness, abuse, poverty, violence, and family crises. Our services help people to heal, grow, and follow their best life.
Safe Kids Southern New Jersey is led by Cooper University Hospital, which provides dedicated and caring staff, operation support and other resources to assist in achieving our common goal: keeping your kids safe.
Legacy's mission of supporting individuals from surviving to thriving is the cornerstone for providing state-of-the-art services and best practices in multiple levels of care. This continuum of care provides continuity and stability in our wide range of expert services. Since we respond to children, youth and adults who have a variety of complex needs, we ensure that our multidisciplinary staff is well-trained and mission-driven. Our programs are individualized, strength-based and trauma-informed.
We are an agency with the structure and professionals necessary to provide in-home / community clinical support for children with different mental health / ASL needs, Spanish speaking, and developmental disabilities along with their parents, caregivers, and guardians.
Goodwill’s Helms Academy provides a tuition free way for individuals to earn a high school diploma through a traditional testing route (GED/HiSET) and/or by attaining up to 30 college credits.
The Rutgers Community Living Education Project (CLEP) provides information, education, and support to people with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, their family and support professionals when exploring a transition from the Children's System of Care (CSOC) to the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD).
The Guardianship Project was started as a solution to a pervasive problem facing many parents who have children with disabilities. This Project is a collaborative effort between South Jersey Legal Services, Inc. (SJLS) and private, volunteer attorneys in our nine county service area who assist low-income families in gaining guardianship.
CARES provides crisis response and stabilization services for a period up to 120 days for adults ages 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
In-home and in-community therapy (children, adolescents, adults, families, couples), ARC Grow, Nurturing Parenting, specialized evaluations (mental health diagnostic, substance abuse, juvenile firesetting, risk assessments) clinical consultation, and special education advocacy.
Better Tomorrows provides case management services and impactful community programming to low-income adults, seniors, children, and youth residing in affordable housing communities.
Summer Camp for ages 13-18, 7/8-8/20, Mon-Thurs 10-4, providing a safe space to learn, grow, and have fun exploring the arts, activities, workshops, trips and site visits, and clubs, for personal and workforce development, college readiness, and job placement.
BCSSSD educates students with special needs from across Burlington County and surrounding areas. Our district has two campuses: Westampton and Mt. Laurel. These schools provide comprehensive educational and therapeutic programs for preschool and school-age students, ranging from three to twenty-one.
We provide youth-based services and educational resources to individuals, families and communities by supporting those affected by bullying and life challenges. We empower, promote empathy and inspire positive changes towards a purpose-driven future.
Helping Hand Behavioral Health provides Adult Partial Care day programming for individuals with chronic and persistent mental illness, Outpatient Counselling for individuals, couples, and families, and Substance Use Treatment OP, IOP, and partial care for individuals in addiction recovery.
Dedicated to providing exceptional therapy and support for individuals with speech, language, cognitive, and swallowing disorders. Services provided in office, at home, or virtually.
One of the goals of the Restorative & Transformative Justice Hub (RTJ HUB) is to assist young people with resolving conflict, before young people touch the justice system, and connecting youth/young adults (ages 10-26 years old) to a variety of community resources. The supports are intended to break cycles of incarceration, poverty & trauma.
Connect Club is an after-school program running for the 2024-25 school year in Cherry Hill, NJ for Camden County youth ages 8-18 with learning, intellectual, and developmental disabilities. It is free to youth who meet eligibility and needs assessment.
Wings to Learning Advocacy LLC offers consulting services with vetted recommendations, educator training on neuroaffirming practices, and parent workshops to support holistic education and mental health. Additionally, we provide an app designed to empower parents with the knowledge and tools needed to support their child's holistic educational journey effectively.
C.P.A.C.'s mission is to advance social, racial, and economic justice, promote successful individuals, strong families, and thriving communities.
At Therapeutic Self Care, we provide mental health counseling services to the community in a culturally competent and understanding manner. Our goal is to encourage the incorporation of self-care practices into your daily life to help keep your mental health a priority.
Hackensack Meridian Carrier Clinic specializes in inpatient psychiatric treatment and treatment and rehabilitation for substance abuse. We provide a complete array of expert care and education for adolescents and teens, adults, and older adults on the inpatient and residential levels. Outpatient services are provided for ECT treatment and substance abuse.
St. John of God Community Services is proud to announce the launch of our newest service: the Support Coordination program tailored specifically for adults ages 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities. ?
Camp NOVA is a wonderful opportunity for youth and adults living with epilepsy and/or intellectual and developmental disabilities to enjoy summer camp.
Camp NOVA is a 7-day, 6-night overnight camp where campers participate in group and individual activities, making lifelong memories and friends!
Connecting NJ is a network of partners and agencies dedicated to helping New Jersey families thrive. We provide mothers, fathers, grandparents, and guardians free or affordable access to people, organizations, and other sources of information needed to raise healthy children.