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Serenity Children's Home Parent Recruitment

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Make a difference in the life of a child-become a Shelter Home Parent!
 
Serenity Children’s Home program is actively recruiting families that meet our requirements for shelter home care.
 
Referral Description Intro: 

Active recruitment for families dedicated to providing a safe, temporary home for children

Eligibility: 

Must be at least 25 years of age with a valid NJ license and have experience working with children. Must complete an extensive background check and meet the physical, mental, and emotional well bring to perform duties as a Shelter Parent. Must be able to provide a safe environment for child(ren) and demonstrate a positive attitude towards youth.

 

Contact Name: 
Maria Burgos
Contact Phone: 
856.428.5688 x202
Contact Fax: 
856.795.2438
Contact Email: 
serenity@centerffs.org

Serenity Children's Home

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Serenity Children’s Home is a network of homes that provide a temporary shelter placement to youth involved with the Division of Child Protection and Permanency. Children ages 9-18 may stay up to 30 days, with the possibility of an extension, in a safe and nurturing home with the ultimate goal of family reunification.
 
Serenity Children’s Home provides:
  • Advocacy 
  • Family reunification (when possible)
  • Food, shelter, and clothing
  • Safe, nurturing Shelter Home Parents
Referral Description Intro: 

Temporary shelter placement in a nurturing community home for children age 9-18

Who Can Refer: 

New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency

Eligibility: 

Division of Child Protection and Permanency involved youth, ages 9-18.

Contact Name: 
Stacy Santiago
Contact Phone: 
856-881-6100
Contact Fax: 
856.863.1349
Contact Email: 
serenity@centerffs.org
Funders: 

New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency

To Make a Referral: 

Please call, email, or fax

Recovery Network For Deaf, Hard of Hearing, and Hearing Loss

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The Recovery Network for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing outpatient program provides assessment, treatment, education, family therapy, case management and communication access to substance abusing individuals who are deaf, heard of hearing or who have hearing loss. All services are provided by staff that is fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and culturally sensitive to the Deaf community. Treatment is an enhanced outpatient level of care and includes family therapy. A monthly Deaf 12-Step meeting is held in Voorhees.

Referral Description Intro: 

Substance abuse treatment program

Referral Description Details: 

All services are provided by staff that is fluent in American Sign Language and culturally sensitive to the Deaf community. Treatment is an enhanced outpatient level of care and includes family therapy. A monthly Deaf 12-Step meeting is held in our Voorhees.

Who Can Refer: 

Open referral

Eligibility: 

Substance abusing individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing, or who have hearing loss

Contact Name: 
 Julie Doerrmann, Program Coordinator
Contact Phone: 
856.874.8230
Contact Fax: 
856.428.0949
Contact Email: 
rndhh@centerffs.org
Alternate Contact: 

Videophone: 856.874.8230 TTY: 856.428.8373

Funders: 

New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Addiction Services, United Way of Gloucester County, Camden County Grant, and Medicaid

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

Child Protection Substance Abuse Initiative (CPSAI)

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Our Child Protection Substance Abuse Initiative's top priority is the safety and well-being of children. By treating the alcohol/drug problems of the caregivers, we help provide a more secure environment for children.

Referral Description Intro: 

Substance abuse treatment for parents and caregivers

Referral Description Details: 

Substance abuse assessment and referral services to caregivers addicted to drugs or alcohol in the best interest of the child's safety.

Who Can Refer: 

Individual county Division of Child Protection and Permanency offices

Eligibility: 

Parents abusing drugs or alcohol

Contact Name: 
Mary Jane Branda, Program Director
Contact Phone: 
856.963.0200 x 120
Contact Fax: 
856.963.0092
Contact Email: 
cpsai@centerffs.org
Contact Address: 

594 Benson Street Camden, NJ 08103

Funders: 

NJ Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency, NJ Department of Human Services, Division of Addiction Services.

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

YES (Youth Empowerment System) Healing Homes

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The YES Healing Homes program offers community based long-term residential treatment for youth ages 13-17. High qualified therapists and counselors work closely with youth and families to provide diagnostic assesment, therapy, educational services, social skills training, and job readiness training.

YES is part of the Healing Homes Campus, providing a campus setting for treatment and services. The campus includes an eight bed home for boys, Michael's House, and a yet to be named five bed home for girls.

Referral Description Intro: 

Residential treatment program provding long-term residential treatment for youth age 13-17

Referral Description Details: 

The YES facility offers a community based long-term residential treatment for youth ages 13-17. High qualified therapists and counselors work closely with youth and families to provide diagnostic assesment, therapy, educational services, social skills training, and job readiness training.  

Who Can Refer: 

The Division of Child Protection and Permanency, CMO, YCM, and Family Court if authorized by Perform Care.  Payment is through Medicaid.

Eligibility: 

Youth ages 13-17 residing in New Jersey (priority given to youth in the southern region of NJ)

Contact Name: 
Allen Hundley, Program Director
Contact Phone: 
856.881.7045
Contact Fax: 
856.863.1110
Contact Email: 
yes@centerffs.org
Alternate Contact: 

Jennie Reitter, Clinical Director
jreitter@centerffs.org

Funders: 

New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Children's System of Care

To Make a Referral: 

The Division of Child Protection and Permanency, CMO, YCM, and Family Court can contact us by phone, fax, or email

OASIS Youth Services Program of Cape May County

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OASIS Youth Services Program of Cape May County provides 24-hour emergency shelter to children age 10-18 offering a safe haven for those experiencing a personal or family crisis, as well as runaway, homeless, or abused children. OASIS seeks to provide a caring and healing home while children receive support and work on their future with the goal of family reunification. When this is not possible, we work to connect children with alternative, stable living arrangements.

The following support services are provided at OASIS:

Referral Description Intro: 

Emergency shelter and safe housing for youth age 10-18

Referral Description Details: 

OASIS provides 24-hour emergency shelter for youth, ages 10-18. Counselors provide support services including temporary care such as food and medical attention; counseling, substance abuse prevention, and education.

Who Can Refer: 

Cape May Family Court, Division of Child Protection and Permanency, and other placement agencies

Eligibility: 

Youth, ages 10-18

Contact Name: 
Erica Valezquez
Contact Phone: 
609-465-5045
Contact Fax: 
609-465-0565
Contact Email: 
oasis@centerffs.org
Funders: 

Cape May County, NJ Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

Together Youth Shelter

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Together Youth Shelter is one of the only short-term, walk-in shelters in southern New Jersey, providing 24-hour emergency shelter for runaway, homeless, and or neglected youth age 9-18. Together is a caring and healing home for children where they receive support and work on their future with the goal of family reunification. 

Referral Description Intro: 

Emergency shelter and safe housing for youth age 9-18

Referral Description Details: 

Together Youth Shelter provides temporary emergency shelter placement for runaways, homeless, abused, abondoned, or neglected youth in New Jersey.  Skilled counselors help children establish goals and support them as they return to a more stable home environment.

Who Can Refer: 

Open referral.  Referrals are accepted from Division of Child Protection and Permanency, Family Court of Gloucester County, or walk-in

Eligibility: 

Division of Child Protection and Permanency youth, ages 9-18, Family Link clients, and homeless or runaway youth ages 9-17

Contact Name: 
Stacy Smiriglio, Program Director
Contact Phone: 
856.881.6100
Contact Fax: 
856.863.1349
Contact Email: 
together@centerffs.org
Funders: 

New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency, US Department of Health and Human Services, United Way of Gloucester County, Gloucester County Dept. of Human Services, Youth Services Commission, Gloucester County Department of Health and Senior Services, Community Donations.

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

Camden Group Home

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Camden Group Home provides the tools and resources necessary for male teens to build a strong foundation for a positive future.  As one of the only group homes serving male youth ages 14-18 in the southern New Jersey region,  Camden Group Home provides a safe home environment for young men to build self-sufficient futures.

Camden Group Home is a structured residential program for male youth for nine months to one year while offering counseling, education, and job readiness training.

Referral Description Intro: 

Structured residential program for male youth age 14-18

Referral Description Details: 

Through a structured residential program, we provide a safe, caring home for male youth for nine months to one year while offering counseling, education, and job readiness.

Who Can Refer: 

Division of Youth and Family Services, Division of Child Behavioral Health Services, CMO, YCM (must be approved by Perform Care)

Eligibility: 

Male youth, ages 14-18

Contact Name: 
Ed Holland
Contact Phone: 
856.964.7291 x 304
Contact Fax: 
856.964.2775
Contact Email: 
camdengrouphome@centerffs.org
Funders: 

Medicaid

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

Mother/Child Residential

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Mother/Child Residential provides temporary housing for women age 18 -35 who are currently homeless and either pregnant or parenting one to three children age eight and under. Services include:

Referral Description Intro: 

Temporary housing for homeless single mothers over the age of 18 who are pregnant or have young children

Referral Description Details: 

Mother/Child assists women with meeting educational goals, seeking employment, and locating permanent housing. In addition, women receive daily educational classes in nutrition, parenting, healthy living, home management, and communication skills.  

Who Can Refer: 

Open-referral

Eligibility: 

Females 18-35 who are  currently homeless, pregnant, and/or parenting one to three children ages 8 and under. Women must be non-substance abusers and eligable for emergency assisistance through the County Board of Social Servics.

Contact Name: 
Gwen Houldsworth, MPH Program Director
Contact Phone: 
856.853.1761
Contact Fax: 
856.251.9223
Contact Email: 
motherchild@centerffs.org
Contact Address: 

682 North Broad Street Woodbury, NJ 08096

Funders: 

Camden County Board of Social Services, Gloucester County Board of Social Services, Danielle Foundation, New Jersey Department of Human Services, US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Private Donations, Beneficial Foundation, various church grants, United Way of Gloucester County.

To Make a Referral: 

Contact us by phone, fax, or email

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