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Additional Resources – Atlantic County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Atlantic County 732-785-1099 609-485-0800
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources. FACES 4 Autism 609-892-3444 or 609-892-2185 Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Joseph M. Sanzari Childrens Hospital -
Institute for Child Development201.996.5555
St. Joseph's Children's Hospital -
Child Evaluation Center
973.754.2500Partnership for Maternal
Child Health of Northern NJA Central Intake Hub
973.942.3630 x 11
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Additional Resources – Bergen County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan. In addition to the contacts listed on the flow chart, you may also call:
Center for Psychological Services Fairleigh Dickinson University 201-692-2645
Kireker Center for Child Development – Valley Hospital 201- 447-8151
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099
The Arc of Bergen and Passaic Counties 201-343-0322
ASD Programs the Bergen YJCC 201-666-6610
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Burlington County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) Parents of Autistic Children Together (PACT) 732-785-1099 856-278-0798
The Arc of Burlington County 856-764-9494
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Camden County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) Parents of Autistic Children Together (PACT) 732-785-1099 856-278-0798 The Arc of Camden County 856-767-3650
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Cape May County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Cape May County 732-785-1099 609-861-7100
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
FACES 4 Autism 609-892-3444 or 609-892-2185 Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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CGS ConnectA Central Intake Hub
856.431.4180
Additional Resources – Cumberland County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) Salem County Center for Autism (SCCA) 732-785-1099 856-678-9400 The Arc of Cumberland County 856-691-9138
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources. Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274 Sol 4 Autism (Bilingual) 856-882-8929
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Essex County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected]
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. MetroWest ABLE 973-929-3129
Nassan’s Place 973-424-7781
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099
The Arc of Essex County 973-535-1181
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources. Family Support Center of New Jersey800-372-6510 Mom2Mom (877) 914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Gloucester County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099 The Arc Gloucester 856-848-8648
Parents of Autistic Children Together (PACT) 856-278-0798
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274 Special Parents Exceptional Children (SPEC) 609-352-1667
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
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Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Partnership for Maternal Child Health of Northern NJ
A Central Intake Hub201.876.8900 x 221
Additional Resources – Hudson County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Hudson County 732-785-1099 201-319-9229
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-62-74
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Hunterdon County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Hunterdon County 732-785-1099 908-730-7827
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6247
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Mercer County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099 The Arc Mercer 609-406-0181
Strengthening Families: Special Needs Support Program 609-882-4182
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Jewish Family and Children's Services of Greater Mercer County 609-987-8100
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s doctors, case manager, child care providers, and teachers.
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Additional Resources – Middlesex County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan. In addition to the contacts listed on the flow chart, you may also call:
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Department of Pediatrics, Division of Neurology and Neurodevelopmental Disabilities 732-235-6230
The Children’s Hospital at Saint Peter’s University Hospital Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics 732-339-7045
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099 The Arc of Middlesex County 732-821-1199
Puerto Rican Action Board New Brunswick Family Success Center 732-828-4510
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
MyGOAL Autism Family Support Group 877-886-9462 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s doctors, case manager, child care providers, and teachers.
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Additional Resources – Monmouth County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Monmouth 732-785-1099 732-493-1919
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Atlantic Highlands Autism Meetup (Support) Group 732-706-0202 Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Morris County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) MetroWest ABLE732-785-1099 973-929-3129
The Arc/Morris 973-326-9750
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Ocean County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission.
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099
The Arc Ocean County 732-363-3335
Find Family/Social Support Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
FACES 4 Autism 609-892-3444 Family Support Center of NJ 800-372-6510
Mom2Mom 877-914-6662 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care providers, and teachers.
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Statewide0TollIfree0Referral
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Partnership for Maternal Child Health of Northern NJ
A Central Intake Hub 973.942.3600 x 14
Additional Resources – Passaic County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more. NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099 The Arc of Bergen and Passaic 201-343-0322
Association for Special Children and Families (ASCF) 973-728-8744
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources. Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
Additional Resources – Passaic County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
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Additional Resources – Salem County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099 The Arc of Salem County 856-935-3600
Salem County Center for Autism (SCCA) 856-678-9400
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Somerset County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission.
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact:
Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) 732-785-1099
The Arc of Somerset County 908-725-8544
Find Family/Social Support Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
Support Network of Autism Parents 908-393-6479 New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care providers, and teachers.
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Additional Resources – Sussex County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) SCARC, Inc. 732-785-1099 973-383-7442
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Union County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Union County 732-785-1099 973-315-0000
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
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Additional Resources – Warren County Tip Sheet
Developed by The Boggs Center and The Statewide Parent Advocacy Network. May be reproduced or modified with permission. Please contact Carrie Coffield at [email protected].
Discuss Concerns with Your Child’s Doctor
If you or your child’s primary caretaker has noticed that your child has not reached age-appropriate milestones, ask your child’s doctor or nurse practitioner for a referral to a specialist. During your appointment, you should also bring up any vision, hearing, or dental concerns.
Contact NJ Early Intervention (Birth to 3 years old)
The Early Intervention System is the primary point of entry for health and social services. The statewide toll-free number listed on the chart will connect you to someone who will guide you through the enrollment process.
Contact Preschool Special Education (3 to 5 years old)
Your local school district can give you information on transition planning, school placement, and more.
NJ Department of Education – Office of Special Education Programs 609-292-4469
Schedule a Developmental Evaluation
An evaluation team will assess your child for developmental delays, make a diagnosis if needed, and recommend a treatment plan.
Connect with Local Community Resources
Community resources include advocacy groups, parent workshops, and recreational programs. In addition to the Local Community Resources listed on the flow chart, you may also contact: Parents of Autistic Children (POAC) The Arc of Warren County 732-785-1099 908-689-7525
Find Family/Social Support
Consider joining a support group to share experiences and resources.
Family Support Center of New Jersey 800-372-6510 Mom2Mom 877-914-6662
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse 800-367-6274
Contact Mental Health Services
PerformCare NJ connects children and their families to a variety of behavioral health and developmental disability services.
Contact Special Child Health Services Case Management
Your county’s Special Child Health Services (SCHS) Case Management Unit will coordinate family-centered care for your child.
Follow-up
Keep in touch with your child’s pediatrician, case manager, child care provider(s), and teacher(s).
