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A resource to help our youngest student
A resource to help our youngest student
Book Oyster & Butterfly For Kids Related to COVID.pdfA resource to educate younger students on why they are not in school:
A resource to educate younger students on why they are not in school:
Grades 3, 4 & 5
Coronavirus for young students.pdfUnderstanding Coronavirus for Middle School Students
Understanding Coronavirus for Middle School Students
middle school students
Helpful Numbers
Helpful Numbers
Perform Care (Mobile Response): Perform Care is available if there is need for in-home dispatch if a child is experiencing a behavioral or mental health crisis.
Phone or video dispatches are also available for crisis de-escalation.
Call: 877.652.7624
DASACC (Domestic Abuse and Sexual Assault Center): 908-453-4181
FSO (Family Support Organization): 908-213-9932
Norwescap Services: 908-213-3422 https://norwescap.org/covid-19/norwescap-service-updates/
SAMSHA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services): 1-800-985-5990, text TALK WITH US to 66746
Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
Crisis Hotline (Family Guidance): 908-454-5141
Crisis Text Line: Text TALK to 741741
NAMI Helpline( National Association for the Mentally Ill): 1-800950-6264
www.psychology today.com/ to find a therapist
Virtual Support Groups Flyer.pdfSupport Groups:
Support Groups:
Here are just a few support groups available. If there is a need or want to join a support group, please don't
hesitate to contact me and will search for an appropriate virtual group you can join. The state has given
guidance on many different groups that are assisting people.
Spanish Version of important resources.
WC Mental Health And Addiction Services SPANISH.docxResources that continue to be helpful.
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