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The members of FSANJ are a diverse group of organizations reflecting the racial,
ethnic, and cultural diversity of the people of New Jersey. Agencies are located throughout
New Jersey, from Paramus to Atlantic City. Some agencies are more than 100 years old
and began as orphanages founded by religious and other charitable organizations. Others
are more recently established to meet the needs of the communities they serve.
The members of FSANJ share a commitment to excellence and strive to improve the quality
of care and services provided to children, adults and families. This is demonstrated
through member agencies' commitment to accreditation, licensure, outcomes measurement,
and continuing education programs for practitioners in the field.
Member agencies provide a wide array of services and support annually for tens of
thousands of children, adults and families throughout New Jersey. Services and programs
offered by member agencies include:
- ADHD
- After School / Latch-key Services
- Anger Management
- Art Therapy
- Blind / Visually Impaired Services
- Caregiver Support
- Case Management
- Child Abuse / Neglect and Child Sexual Abuse
- Child Day Care
- Community Education and Support Services
- Counseling
- Credit / Debt Counseling
- Crisis Intervention
- Day Treatment
- Depression
- Services for People with Developmental Disabilities
- Domestic Violence
- Treatment of Dual Diagnoses
- Early Childhood Education
- Early Intervention for Infants / Young Children
- Elder Care Services and Care Management
- Employee Assistance Program
- Employment, Vocational, Career Counseling
- Family Preservation
- Family Resource and Support Center
- Family Centered Casework
- Foster Care
- Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
- Outpatient Behavioral Health Services
- Parent Education
- Psychiatric Services
- Rape / Sexual Abuse Treatment
- Respite Care
- RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program)
- School Based Youth Services
- School Violence Prevention
- Substance Abuse (Treatment and Prevention)
- Trauma Debriefing
- Transitional Living Programs for Aging Out Youth
- Workplace Violence
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