We are located in the Matawan Aberdeen area of Monmouth County and we currently serve as the Special Education Parent Advisory Group (SEPAG) for the Matawan Aberdeen Regional School District (MARSD).

Hello and welcome. My name is Rochelle Ladin.  I am a Licensed Professional Counselor with the Board of Marriage and Family Therapy.  Do you struggle with anxiety, stress, depression, grief? you don't need to struggle alone. Everyone has challenges throughout life. Sometimes we may need more support in managing these challenges. Together we can work toward learning how to achieve your goals in a positive and supportive environment.

The Family Advocate is responsible for assisting families with children ages birth - 8 in identifying & accessing resources within Monmouth County.

The Healthy Families Program supports pregnant women or parents/guardians through home visits where a specially trained Family Support Worker brings education and resources to parents and children. Some of these resources include pregnancy, parenting, child development, and nutrition education; other community services include linkages to job training, schooling, child care, and transportation. Home visits last for up to three years.

HIV Case Management provides home and community-based services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS. The program connects persons with medical care and community resources. Referrals to community resources include, but are not limited to, housing, substance abuse treatment, and social services.

Services include Registered Nurse (RN) assessments and education as well as care coordination with primary care providers for those who live in transient homes or are physically or mentally disabled.

NFP is a home-visitation program for low income first-time pregnant women in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, & Somerset Counties. Home visits continue until the child is two years old.

Through home visits, Parent as Teachers helps parents understand child development and connects them to community resources such as insurance, transportation, food, baby items, and health care. Home visits last for up to 2 years.

Prevention Resource Network (PRN) provides high-impact prevention services to assist HIV negative and HIV positive people at risk for getting or transmitting the disease. PRN is funded by the NJ Department of Health, Division of HIV, STD, and TB Services and the NJ Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services.

Public Health Registered Nurse services are available to those in need of health-related services, including, but not limited to, immunizations, safety, lead poisoning and parenting.

The School Readiness program teaches parents to prepare their young children (birth to 5 years) for when they enter school. The learning objectives take place within the community and home setting enhancing parent/child learning within the community culture.

Nurse Practitioners provide primary health care services at the school for children in Pre-K to high school. Services may include diagnosis and treatment of common childhood health issues, medication prescriptions, health screenings, and management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes. Nurse Practitioners also provide health education and referrals to community resources to meet the students' needs.

Public health nurses are available to child care and preschool facilities to conduct vision, hearing, and dental screenings to help early childhood centers meet Grow NJ Kids objectives and find and address health concerns early.

VNA nurses provide individualized health & wellness assessments and disease prevention and detection coaching so older adults can focus on living life to their fullest.

Special Child Health Services provides case management for children, from birth through 21 years, who have or are at risk for a lifelong physical, developmental, and/or behavioral condition that affects the child's health and well-being. A nurse/social worker case manager assists the family with finding programs and services to help their child.

Women, Infant & Children Supplemental Nutrition (WIC) participants receive nutrition education and counseling, vouchers for the purchase of nutritious food, and referrals for health care and social services. Breastfeeding counseling and support from a lactation consultant are also offered.

Early Intervention is a family training program that helps children (newborn to age 3) meet their developmental milestones. Services include social work, parent-training, speech, occupational, and physical therapies

The mission of the Mayors Special Needs Council of Manalapan is to promote awareness of, and provide programs and opportunities for, individuals with disabilities and families of those who have disabilities.

Our facility has 3 full sensory rooms complete with suspended equipment, rock climbing wall and Snoezelen room. We have private evaluation rooms, a ABA behavioral therapy room and 2 speech therapy rooms. We also offer 3 separate, comfortable, wait rooms for parents/siblings.

Hello Speech and Language Services LLC provides Speech therapy services for babies, children and adults at our office, in your home, or virtually! Se habla Español! On parle le Français!

The Shore Center for Students with Autism, a program of the Bayshore Jointure Commission, is a New Jersey public school placement for students with special needs.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Nationally Certified Counselor with extensive experience in treating eating disorders, anxiety and depression, interpersonal strife, and OCD/OCPD.

Offering outpatient substance abuse treatment services both virtually and in person.

Yoga Expert Amy Zambrano is offering FREE digital content to support the Long Branch community with Yoga, Mindfulness and Social Emotional Learning! She offers a FREE community "Zen Zoom;" the schedule and updates are on her website. (Must download the free Zoom application on your device to participate!)