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Follow up Response Department of Children & Families FY 2022 Assembly Budget Committee Follow-up Questions Assemblyman Spearman: Please specify the number of youth participants in each School Linked Services program in the current fiscal year. DCF Response: Information on various School Linked Services programs are noted in the following charts: • Family Friendly Centers (chart below) Level of Service Report Creation Date: 4/26/2021, 9:57:37 AM (PT) Gro up : Family Friendly Centers Report Period: 7/1/2020 to 4/26/2021 Participants 7/1/2020 - A g ency Pro g ram 4 / 2 6 / 2 0 2 1 ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey Brick Avon Academy 0 ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey Luis M unoz M arin 0 ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey M ichael C. Conti (Jersey City Public School) 0 AtlantiCare Behavioral Health Warren E. Sooy Jr. Elementary School 18 Catholic Charities Diocese of M etuchen Willow Grove School 0 Cherry Hill Public Schools Joyce Kilmer Elementary School 0 Cherry Hill Public Schools Thomas Paine Elementary School 0 Clayton Board of Education Herma Simmons Elementary School 20 Connection for Women and Families Brayton School 6 Connection for Women and Families Jefferson School 14 Connection for Women and Families Lincoln-Hubbard School 2 Connection for Women and Families Washington School 10 Hackensack Board of Education Jackson Avenue Elementary School 44 Harrison Board of Education Washington M iddle School 41 Hoboken Board of Education Thomas G. Connors Elementary School 0 Ironbound Community Corporation Hawkins Street School 0 Keansburg Board of Education Joseph C. Caruso Elementary School 12 La Casa de Don Pedro, Inc. M cKinley 0 M etropolitan YM CA of the Oranges - East Orange YM CA The Gordon Parks Academy Elementary School 4 M illville Public Schools Holly Heights 32 M illville Public Schools Lakeside M iddle School 78 M illville Public Schools M ount Pleasant 25 M illville Public Schools Rieck Avenue 32 M illville Public Schools RM Bacon 22 M illville Public Schools Silver Run 19 New Brunswick Tomorrow A.C. Redshaw Elementary School 0 New Community Corporation 13th Ave/M LK School 25 NJ Community Development Corporation Paterson Public School # 5 0 Plainfield Bd of Education Emerson Elementry School 32 Plainfield Bd of Education Jefferson Elementary School 34 Preferred Behavioral Health Group Clifton Avenue Elementary School 2 Princeton Family YM CA Johnson Park School 0 Princeton Family YM CA Littlebrook School 0 Puerto Rican Association for Human Development, Inc. Robert N. Wilentz Elementary School 0 Salem City School District John Fenwick Academy 47 South Brunswick Board of Education Greenbrook Elementary School 0 The Community YM CA Children's Achievement Center Red Bank Primary 0 Unified Vailsburg Services Organization Ivy School 7 Unified Vailsburg Services Organization Speedway Elementary School 0 Union City Board of Education Roosevelt Elementary School 64 Vineland Board of Education Sabater Elementary School 0 School # 20/ YM CA of Paterson Family Friendly Afterschool YM CA of Paterson Program 0 Total 590 • Prevent Juvenile Delinquency Program o Eastside High School - 40 students o Passaic High School - 45 students o Maplewood High School - 7 students • Health Clinics Quarter 1: 572 Quarter 2: 781 Quarter 3: 723 Quarter 4: 153 (April 1 -17, 2021) Total: 2,229 • NJ Child Assault Prevention Program o Youth: 22,555 o Adults: 5,102 o Total: 27,657 o # of Schools: 133 • School Based Youth Programs (chart below) LOS Report Date Range Selected: 7/1/2020 - 4/26/2021 Total Students Total Individual Total Event Served Total Group Participants Attendance Site Name (unduplicated) (Unduplicated) (Unduplicated) (Unduplicated) Acenda Integrated Health - Cape May County Technical School 428 401 105 598 Acenda Integrated Health - Lower Cape May Regional High School 252 116 222 530 A Demo Agency - Sample Program 61 60 15 0 AtlantiCare Behavioral Health - Atlantic City High School (PJD) 52 6 52 63 AtlantiCare Behavioral Health - Buena Regional High School 193 86 173 644 AtlantiCare Behavioral Health - Buena Regional Middle School 128 66 101 1414 AtlantiCare Behavioral Health - Oakcrest High School 354 18 349 541 Bayonne Board of Education - Bayonne High School 533 0 533 1056 Bergen Family Center - Dwight Morrow High School and Academies @ Englewood 142 58 107 715 Camden Board of Education - Coopers Poynt Family School 138 77 107 227 Camden Board of Education - Creative Arts Morgan Village Academy 284 15 284 1034 Camden Board of Education - Davis Family School 147 76 103 345 Camden Board of Education - Thomas Dudley School 27 5 24 52 Camden Board of Education - Woodrow Wilson High School (PLP) 181 58 143 623 Camden Board of Education - Camden City High School (PLP) 1 0 1 0 Carteret Board of Education - Carteret High School 430 397 160 2396 Center for Family Guidance Residential - Penns Grove High School 199 126 140 0 Center for Family Guidance Residential - Willingboro High School 498 489 79 69 Center for Family Services - Egg Harbor Township High School 116 21 109 206 Center for Family Services - H. B. Wilson Family School 113 101 49 0 Children's Hospital of NJ-Newark Beth Israel Medical Center - Barringer High School (APPI) 302 51 296 888 City of Paterson Department of Health & Human Services - John F. Kennedy High School 77 32 54 116 Clayton Board of Education - Clayton Middle School 83 23 72 638 Community Health Care, Inc. - Bridgeton Broad Street School 180 7 179 1480 Community Health Care, Inc. - Bridgeton High School (APPI) 478 74 440 515 Community Health Care, Inc. - Cumberland Regional High School 185 113 160 1861 Community Health Care, Inc. - Downe Township Elementary School 142 126 96 1582 Dover Township Board of Education - Dover High School 96 83 35 2125 Family Connections, Inc. - Bloomfield High School 111 44 94 233 Family Connections, Inc. - Columbia High School 139 28 119 0 Family Connections, Inc. - Maplewood Middle School 69 53 48 8 Family Connections, Inc. - Orange High School 52 32 49 332 Family Connections, Inc. - Orange Preparatory Academy 40 28 32 529 Family Guidance Center of Warren County - Warren Hills Regional High School 222 11 220 0 Family Guidance Center of Warren County - Warren Hills Regional Middle School 117 11 116 0 Gloucester County Special Servicers School District - Gloucester County Institute of Technology 380 21 376 642 Hackensack Board of Education - Hackensack High School 440 288 199 390 Harrison Board of Education - Harrison High School 502 204 442 1890 Highland Park Public Schools - Highland Park High School 364 291 130 5750 Hoboken Public Schools - Hoboken High School 138 44 131 647 Hunterdon Medical Center Hunterdon Behavioral Health - Hunterdon Central Regional High School 260 7 256 3147 INSPIRA - Millville Senior High School 293 152 257 1156 INSPIRA - Thomas W. Wallace Intermediate School 355 108 300 667 INSPIRA - Vineland High School South (PLP) 441 237 305 278 Jewish Renaissance Foundation - Perth Amboy High School 117 29 105 269 Keansburg BOE - Keansburg High School 171 21 170 1082 Kearny Board of Education - Kearny High School 165 57 140 5684 Legacy Treatment Services - Pemberton High School 318 272 76 25 Long Branch Board of Education - Long Branch High School 267 4 264 3721 Manchester Regional Board of Education - Manchester Regional High School 230 163 85 1017 Mental Health Clinic of Passaic - Passaic High School 200 23 195 63 Mental Health Clinic of Passaic - Passaic Preparatory Academy 337 31 319 909 Mercer Council on Alcholism & Drug Addiction - Ewing Township High School 82 41 53 1123 New Brunswick Tomorrow - Lord Stirling Community School 117 104 25 2272 New Brunswick Tomorrow - McKinley Community School 149 108 51 1105 New Brunswick Tomorrow - New Brunswick High School (PLP) 260 189 90 380 New Brunswick Tomorrow - Roosevelt Elementary School 209 156 67 833 NJ Community Development Corporation - Clifton High School 136 12 134 71 NJ Community Development Corporation - Passaic County Vo-Tech 207 108 126 389 NJ Community Development Corporation - Passaic Valley High School 271 37 266 350 Phillipsburg Board of Education - Phillipsburg High School 481 108 452 13985 Phillipsburg Board of Education - Phillipsburg Middle School - APPI 196 91 170 4855 Pinelands Board of Education - Pinelands Middle School 208 74 166 817 Pinelands Board of Education - Pinelands Regional High School 227 53 190 571 Plainfield Board of Education - Hubbard Middle School 312 11 311 1310 Plainfield Board of Education - Maxson Middle School 223 30 203 811 Plainfield Board of Education - Plainfield High School (APPI) 324 0 324 1269 Preferred Behavioral Health - Brick Memorial High School 151 106 52 52 Preferred Behavioral Health - Brick Township High School 94 13 81 281 Preferred Behavioral Health - Brick Veterans Memorial Middle School 181 98 97 29 Preferred Behavioral Health - Lakewood High School (APPI,FFC) 143 74 71 139 Red Bank Regional Board of Education - Red Bank Regional High School 663 401 386 2012 Rutgers - University Behavioral Health Care - Crossroads Middle School South 118 79 49 946 Rutgers - University Behavioral Health Care - South Brunswick High School 188 96 110 2983 RWJBarnabas Health Jersey City Medical Center - Henry Snyder High School 95 0 95 90 Salem City School District - Salem City High School 137 14 131 0 Somerset County Vocational Technical School Board of Education - Somerset County Vocational Technical High School 150 50 123 1128 Sussex County Technical School Board of Education - Sussex County Technical School (APPI) 128 19 115 40 Teaneck Public Schools - Teaneck High School 394 260 249 108 The Bridge, Inc.
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