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| Value Options,
Contracted System Administrator (CSA): |
Value
Options is the Contracted System Administrator (CSA) designated
to organize services and funding into a single system where
child welfare, mental health and juvenile justice work together.
The CSA provides a systematic way to ensure children and their
families receive optimal treatment for an appropriate length
of time while remaining as close to home as possible.
It evaluates appropriate treatment requirements for children
based on uniform assessment tools and places them accordingly
in the continuum of care. Through the Mobile Response Stabilization Services, the CSA provides
24 hour assistance to help families get services.
3705 Quakerbridge Road Suite 116
Hamilton, NJ 08619
Phone: 877-652-7624 |
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| Youth Case
Management (YCM): |
When
children are deemed to need less strenuous care than that provided
by the CMO, Value Options refers them to Youth Case Management.
YCM has a leadership role in the coordination and integration
of services designed to optimize care for children and families.
Care Managers at YCM develop supportive relationship with the
children and families they serve. As with the CMO, care is based
upon the family's strengths, and all interventions are characterized
by dignity, respect, and self-determination.
YCM advocates for the needs and views of the child and their
family. The goal is to transition children out of the continuum
of care once the child and their families are confident that
they can access the services they need on their own. |
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| Children's
Mobile Response and Stabilization Services(CMRSS): |
Children's
Mobile Response and Stabilization Services is a single, integrated,
comprehensive system of mobile response, stabilization intervention
and transition. MRSS provides timely interventions to prevent
disruption of their current living arrangement, including out-of-home
placement.
It provides a face-to-face delivery of service at the site of
the escalating behavior, whether this is the child's home, school,
group home or another living arrangement, including resource
and foster family homes.
With parental/guardian consent , family members , professionals,
and other concerned parties can access MRSS services calling
the CSA at:
877.652.7624, 24 hours a day / 7 days a week. |
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| Family Support
Organization (FSO) |
The
Family Support Organization of Caring Partners is a system partner
within the Children’s Behavioral Health Services. It is
a private, non-profit organization established to make the system
family friendly and responsive to the needs of children and
families.
The Family Support Organization of Caring Partners is designed,
built and run by family members of emotionally and/or behaviorally
challenged children. The FSO of Caring Partners provides direct
family-to-family peer support, education, advocacy and other
services to family members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems. It provides information, advocacy, guidance, group
support and volunteer opportunities at the local level and works
in conjunction with the Caring Partners, to carry out
the philosophies and objectives of the Division of Child Behavioral
Health Services.
Family Support Organization
200 Valley Road Suite 405
Mt. Arlington, NJ 07856
Tel 973.770.2700 |
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| Team Lead |
Edna Pomrink is Caring Partners Team Leader represents DCF, Division of Child Behavioral Health Services. She is responsible for the system of care in
Caring Partners and is the liaison between the Division and county
agencies charged with providing mental and behavioral health
care for children.
e-mail : edna.pomrink@dcf.state.nj.us
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