TLC Resources

If you need immediate assistance please contact the SRI&ETTC at 609-626-3850. 

• A Call to Men- Tony Porter

• A Call to Men, Tony Porter TED Talk

• American Red Cross

• Atlantic County Government

• Atlantic County Sheriff's Office

• Atlantic County Family Success Centers

• Embrace Race -Tips for Teaching and Talking to Kids about Race

• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

• Friday is Tie Day

• Gilda's Club of South Jersey

• Gables of Cape May, Gables Hotline: 609-861-1848

• Live the Green Dot, Dating Violence Prevention

• MindUp, The Goldie Hawn Foundation

• Mindfulness, The Center for Mindfulness

• National Human Trafficking Hotline, 1-888-373-7888

• National Association of Social Workers-New Jersey Chapter

• National Mental Health Association (NMHA)

• Polaris Project-National Human Trafficking Resource Center

• Race, Racism and  Mental Health Resources

• Ready Atlantic-Atlantic County Office of Emergency Management

• State of New Jersey, Department of Children and Families

• State of New Jersey, Department of Human Services

AID-NJEA

AID-NJEA is a free, confidential 24 hour telephone helpline for school staff members and their families. The helpline is staffed by active and retired educators and school counselors who are trained to counsel and support their colleagues. The program provides telephone support, information and resources for school employees experiencing some distress in their work or personal lives. 

Educators and school counselors are on the line from 12 noon until 8 pm Monday through Thursday, and until 6 pm on Fridays to provide peer to peer support and information to callers. In addition, University Behavioral Health Care provides mental health professionals who answer the helpline during all other hours for 24/7 coverage. These mental health professionals are available to intervene as necessary and provide support to peer educators when they are taking calls. At all times, school staff will reach a live person who can provide a listening ear and assist callers with problem solving or referral. 

Whether you are a new teacher, a support staff member, or a retired school employee, we have people on the line that can provide guidance and information to help. Family members experiencing personal problems can call for assistance and resources as well. AID-NJEA is a program or partnership between the New Jersey Education Association and University Behavioral Health Care, UMDNJ. 

If you need assistance call (866)-AID-NJEA or (866)-243-6532 to access free, confidential telephone counseling.