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Rooted in the 35 year history of serving New Jersey residents living with epilepsy, developmental disabilities and chronic illness, the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey introduced The Family Resource Network in September 2004. The Family Resource Network is a comprehensive family-focused human service organization designed to meet the growing need for community based programs and services to this rising population. The Family Resource Network is a state-wide organization with offices located in Brick, Parsippany, Trenton, Manasquan, Bordentown and Westmont. The Family Resource Network affiliated organizations: Autism Family Services of New Jersey was created in order to better serve individuals and families affected by autism. With after school services such as arts and crafts, physical education, music therapy, respite opportunities and recreational programs, Autism Family Services of New Jersey strives to ensure a better quality of life for people with autism and their families. Caregivers of New Jersey’s efforts lie in updating caregivers on their rights and current legislation as well as educating the public on caregiving issues. The growing number of caregivers in the state has increased the demand for advocacy, education and information. Caregivers of New Jersey is proud to offer a centralized location for answers and information on all caregiving concerns. Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey, an affiliate of the National Epilepsy Foundation, provides necessary programs for families living with epilepsy, such as a residential summer camp, support groups, scholarships, and referral programs. EFNJ also institutes free of charge educational presentations about seizure first aid and police training, as well as a kid friendly puppet show for young children. Family Support Center of New Jersey is a “one-stop shop” for individuals searching for information about disabilities, services and programs on national, state and local levels. The Family Support Center has a comprehensive Resource Database of services and programs, a lending library and a family friendly guide to opportunities for people with disabilities (the OPTIONS manual), all to keep families informed and involved in the New Jersey Developmental Disability Community. |
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