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  What's Your Natural High? - Social Media Campaign (The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources/CAFS)

  This campaign, funded through the Bergen County Office of Alcohol and Drug Dependency, was created by teens for teens and is available for any organization that is interested in using it.

  Download the Campaign Toolkit Here, which includes the post order, language, images, and hashtags. 

  We would love it if you tagged us in the posts so we can engage with you.

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  Disability Support Services/Community Residences (CAFS)

  Paramus

  The mission of Children’s Aid and Family Services’ Disability Support Services is to build and promote access to a wide platform of support services for individuals across a diverse spectrum of abilities, specialized needs and communities.

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  Post Adoption and Kinship Counseling Services (PACS) (CAFS)

  Fair Lawn

  Children’s Aid and Family Services offers outpatient Post Adoption and Kinship Counseling Services, also called PACS, to the entire Bergen County community.

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  Group Meets Thursday's 6:00pm-7:00pm

  Community Reinforcement and Family Training Support Group (CRAFT) (The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources/CAFS)

  Fair Lawn

  The Community Reinforcement and Family Training support group teaches a skill-based approach to building better communication with loved ones who have any kind of addiction. CRAFT also emphasizes that family members of substance users must take care of themselves.

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  Addiction Support Hotline (The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources/CAFS)

  If you or a loved one needs help with accessing addiction services and support please call or text 201-589-2976. Hotline services are available 24/7.

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  Birth Parent Services (CAFS)

  Paramus

  We offer free confidential counseling, referral and support services, adoption placement and post-adoption services.

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  WISE Families Program (CAFS)

  South Orange

  Wrap Around Intensive Services for Families - WISE Families is a community-based program that provides assessment, treatment, education, prevention and support services to children and families who have either experiences child-on-child sexual abuse within their families or social network or have concerns regarding sexual behavior.

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  Therapeutic Supervised Visitation Program (CAFS)

  Fair Lawn

  Addresses the needs of families who are involved with the Division of Child Protection and Permanency in Bergen and Passaic Counties and when Therapeutic Supervised Visitation is being recommended by the Division.

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  Family Counseling Services (CAFS)

  Fair Lawn

  Mental Health outpatient services to children, ages 4-17, and their families.

  We offer:   

  • Individual Child Therapy
  • Family Therapy and Parent Support and Guidance
  • Referral to Psychiatric Services
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  Children's In-Home Services (CAFS)

  Paramus

  The Disability Support Services department of Children's Aid and Family Services provides several "programs without walls". These are programs that are generally conducted at a child's home or in the community, providing one on one services with both the child and their family.

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  STRIVE (CAFS)

  Paramus

  STRIVE is a structured skill development day habilitation program for adults ages 21 and older with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The program fosters independence, develops social/life skills and strengthens community inclusion by honoring personal development and choice.
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  EPIC Parenting Program (The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources/CAFS)

  Hackensack

  In 12 two-hour sessions, you will learn to keep the “loving connection” from infancy, through elementary school, throughout the difficult years of adolescence, and beyond. Groups are generally made up of 8-12 people of all ages, who may be single parents or couples, and come from various backgrounds.

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  Strengthening Families Program (The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources/CAFS)

  Paramus

  This is a multi-week program that is aimed at parents and/or caregivers and their youth ages 10-14.  The program helps parents and caregivers build on their strengths in showing love and setting limits, helps youth develop skills for building a positive future, and helps families grow together and become stronger.

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  Bergen County Prevention Coalition (BCPC)

  Fair Lawn

  The Bergen County Prevention Coalition (BCPC) is a collaboration of individuals and organizations that are committed to, and passionate about reducing the rates of alcohol and drug use among youth and young adults in Bergen County.

  The Bergen County Prevention Hub is an initiative of The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources which is a program of Children’s Aid and Family Services. Bergen County’s Prevention Hub was created in collaboration with The New Jersey Prevention Network (NJPN) to support the members of our community by providing a direct link to evidence based support services and educational programs.

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  Group Meets

  Parents Anonymous of New Jersey

  Trenton

  Statewide organization whose mission is to protect children by strengthening families through support groups and a 24-hour hotline.

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  Group Meets Second Wednesday, 7:30-9:30 pm

  Birth Parent Support Group (CAFS)

  Ridgewood

  Open to anyone who has placed a child or is considering placing a child for adoption. Members provide support to one another and discuss the impact of this decision upon their lives. They educate themselves and others on all aspects of adoption.

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  Baby Basics (CAFS)

  Paramus

  The Baby Basics program serves low-income families living and/or working in Bergen County by providing them with free formula, diapers, and other vitally needed supplies for their babies.

  Each family is supported for up to two  years and once each month visits one of our distribution sites in Ridgewood, Paramus, Carlstadt, Garfield or Hackensack to receive their supplies.

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  Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources (CAFS)

  Fair Lawn

  The Center for Alcohol and Drug Resources, a Program of Children’s Aid and Family Services, provides substance abuse prevention, education, information, and referral services to county residents, businesses, schools, faith-based organizations, municipal alliances and social service agencies.