Welcome !!!!This website was created by the partners of the Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC) of Camden County. It was created as a tool for school personnel to aid parents and guardians to access the behavioral health services currently available for the youth in Camden County. The county educational partnerships are alliances between the New Jersey Department of Children and Families (DCF), local school districts and local agencies that serve children and families. These partnerships provide cross-systems training and help direct resources and services from the and other sources to families in need. The educational partnerships train local school personnel, DCF staff, and local service providers throughout the school year. Training programs teach participants about services and resources available from DCF, local schools, and other agencies. Members of the Educational Partnership includes representatives from:
All efforts are coordinated by the Community Planning & Advocacy Council (CPAC) Our objective is to assist families, school staff, and other professionals to understand the local behavioral health resources and how to access them. |
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Accessing PerformCare
1-877-652-7624
1. Calls can be made 24/7/365.
2. A Parent or guardian can make the call with assistance from school personnel or on their own.
3. Calls and any subsequent services received are voluntary and no cost.
4. When call is made to PerformCare, the first interviewer will gather demographic information.
5. After this piece of the interview, the parent will be transferred to a clinician, who will ask several questions about the youth's current and recent past emotional and behavioral challenges.
6. PARENT/GUARDIANS SHOULD BE VERY CLEAR AND HONEST ABOUT THEIR CHILD'S BEHAVIORS!
7. If a parent/guardian is requesting Children's Mobile Response, the youth must be at the location requested. Mobile Response will respond to situations in the home, school, or community setting as long as parent or guardian is present.
1-877-652-7624
1. Calls can be made 24/7/365.
2. A Parent or guardian can make the call with assistance from school personnel or on their own.
3. Calls and any subsequent services received are voluntary and no cost.
4. When call is made to PerformCare, the first interviewer will gather demographic information.
5. After this piece of the interview, the parent will be transferred to a clinician, who will ask several questions about the youth's current and recent past emotional and behavioral challenges.
6. PARENT/GUARDIANS SHOULD BE VERY CLEAR AND HONEST ABOUT THEIR CHILD'S BEHAVIORS!
7. If a parent/guardian is requesting Children's Mobile Response, the youth must be at the location requested. Mobile Response will respond to situations in the home, school, or community setting as long as parent or guardian is present.