Last month, CSOC and PerformCare updated the Timeframes for Clinical Assessments list, which is used as part of the Intellectual/Developmental Disability eligibility determination process.
We report on an initiative of volunteers, nonprofits, schools, libraries, hospitals, First Responders, and houses of worship working independently or with local government to make NJ free from the stigma of mental illness. Anyone can form a local SFZ Task Force, no permission required. Just pledge to "do something about mental illness."
Earlier this month, New Jersey employers received some clarity from the State of New Jersey.
Nearly a year after institutions serving people with developmental disabilities locked down, federal officials are spelling out how and when these facilities should reopen their doors to visitors.
CEC is working with Tantum Real Estate to lease-up a new property “256-530 Ocean Avenue” in Jersey City. This property will be a four-story, 20-unit mixed use multi-family rental building with ground floor commercial space that will house social service agencies.
This week, Community Enterprises Corporation will be opening its waiting list for Mainstream Housing Choice Vouchers across the state of New Jersey. The Mainstream Voucher Program is a specialized housing voucher subsidy for low-income and non-elderly persons with disabilities.
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding for COVID-19 relief as a result of the CARES Act signed into law in late March 2020.
We report on an initiative of volunteers, nonprofits, schools, libraries, hospitals, First Responders, and houses of worship working independently or with local government to make NJ free from the stigma of mental illness. Anyone can form a local SFZ Task Force, no permission required. Just pledge to "do something about mental illness.
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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The ability to cope with stresses and continue to move forward is known as resilience. While certain factors contribute to some people being more resilient than others, everyone can develop and strengthen their ability to endure, bounce back, and grow from adversity.
The State Index on Youth Homelessness (the Index) measures and reports on the systems, environment, and laws of all states as they relate to preventing and ending youth homelessness, and paints a broad picture of where states currently stand and how they can improve.
This scholarship will be awarded to promising high school seniors with disabilities who plan to attend a vocational or academic college and target a career in the technology industry. The scholarships are renewable – each winner who continues to meet the criteria is eligible to receive an annual award of $5,000 for up to four (4) consecutive years for a potential total $20,000 scholarship. All completed applications must be submitted by March 1, 2021.
If you love being outdoors and are looking for a fun, fulfilling, summer job, look no further than working in a New Jersey state park or forest! Apply today for a summer job in a New Jersey state park, forest or historic site!
Each year, between May and September, the New Jersey State Park Service hires approximately 700 seasonal staff to fill peak-season jobs at New Jersey's parks, forests, recreation areas and historic sites.
No experience necessary to apply. Salaries for most positions start at $12.00 per hour. The minimum age to apply is is 16 years old.
We report on an initiative of volunteers, nonprofits, schools, libraries, hospitals, First Responders, and houses of worship working independently or with local government to make NJ free from the stigma of mental illness. Anyone can form a local SFZ Task Force, no permission required. Just pledge to "do something about mental illness.
GSE will distribute Lyft ride credits to help homeless LGBTQ youth seeking shelter
In Fall 2020, The Upswing Fund will be making one-year, non-renewable grants. They anticipate making approximately fifty Surge Capacity grants (ranging from $10,000 to $100,000) and approximately ten System Enabler grants (up to $500,000 each).
SAVING LIVES THROUGH INCREASED SUPPORT FOR MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL-HEALTH NEEDS
BC-RFP-20-006 - SERVICES TO PREVENT OR REDUCE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND TO PROVIDE SANCTIONS AND SERVICES FOR YOUTHS WHO ARE ALREADY INVOLVED IN THE JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM
