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Listing of camps and camp services for youth determined eligible for Developmental Disability Services. PerformCare recommends that applications for CSOC Summer Camp Services be submitted online through the Family PortalOpens a new window.
The mission of our Supportive Housing Service is to create an environment of hope that embraces the concept of wellness and recovery. Support services are designed to provide people who have been diagnosed as living with a mental health condition the opportunity to live in the community in various housing settings where mobile support services are provided.
The Respite House is a safe alternative to an inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. As a peer-run initiative, staff provides 24/7 peer-to-peer support in working through a mental health crisis.
Our Community Wellness Centers' mission is to create a warm welcoming place where people can gain skills and motivation to set and achieve wellness goals necessary for recovery. We strive to offer opportunities to access education, support and resources to help people in recovery realize a lifestyle centered on wellness in all dimensions.
Resources to enhance mental health support for Spanish-speaking communities: The 2023 BIPOC Mental Health Toolkit includes factsheets, worksheets, shareable images, and more that can aid community discussion and guide individuals to helpful resources.
CUNA is a program that offers educational services for the pre and postnatal health of women. It is a free program for Latina mothers and their babies who live in Ocean and Monmouth Counties. The CUNA program also offers information and referral services.
This FREE program is provided by Georgia State University School of Public Health in partnership with Child Care Resources. Learn side-by-side how to be the best dad you can be. Join us from the comfort of your own home. Choose Sundays or Tuesdays, online via Zoom.
Dance and movement therapy in office-based setting. She is also a minister in the Circle of the Sacred Earth, a church of animism dedicated to shamanic principles and practices.
Darbouze Behavioral Health Services (DBHS) provides quality services to children, families, and individuals throughout the State of New Jersey. Our skilled clinicians work with individuals and families with emotional and behavioral health issues to maintain stability and achieve personal goals.
We are a full service law firm with a focus in helping families with special needs trusts, estate planning documents and guardianship services.
We are among the few providers in New Jersey that offer a holistic dual program for individuals with Developmental Disability and Alzheimer's/Dementia in a state of the art facility. Our focus is on the overall wellbeing of our clients that goes beyond basic services.
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Regional school under New Jersey Department of Children and Families
Declarations, Inc. is dedicated to the recovery and rehabilitation of individuals with a dual diagnosis of developmental disabilities and mental illness. Our objective is to assist them to overcome these challenges. Our innovative training methods are designed to assist each individual in developing self-reliance and personal dignity.
The Office of Child and Youth Services coordinates the Youth Services Commission, operates the Juvenile Detention Alternatives program, and convenes the Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC)
DBSA New Jersey provides mutual aid support groups for individuals with mood disorders, and families and friends of such individuals.
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) - Colts Neck Chapter is a mood-disorder self-help support group affiliated with the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA). The mission of DBSA is to improve the lives of people living with a mood disorder, and their loved ones.
DBSA Freehold Boro, Monmouth County is a mood-disorder self-help support group affiliated with the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA). The mission of DBSA is to improve the lives of people living with a mood disorder, and their loved ones.
Bilingual/Bicultural community-based clinicians set to address the emotional and behavioral challenges of youth and families experiencing moderate to severe needs, emotional and developmental disabilities.
As a child and adolescent psychiatrist, I provide therapeutic services for children and adolescents which consists of medication management and supportive psychotherapy.
Destiny’s Bridge envisions being a community established for the temporary housing and care of homeless adults. The primary objective will be to provide shelter, sustenance, and medical care, with opportunities for rehabilitation, and training in employable skills, to facilitate reintegration with mainstream society.
Our team of professionals led by board certified Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician, Dr. Alison Smoller evaluates and treats conditions including but not limited to Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, learning disability, mental and behavioral health disorders, and other related developmental delay.
Providing therapy for all ages for individuals and families. Specializing in mental health and substance abuse.
Contact information for Public Schools in Monmouth County by the NJ Department of Education.
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