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STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIVISION OF MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICESREQUEST FOR PROPOSALSFamily Support Centers December 4, 2017, Valerie L. Mile, Assistant Commissioner Division

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1. Research the available family support centers in your area
2. Gather all the necessary documents and information that may be required, such as proof of income, identification, and any relevant medical records or reports
3. Contact the chosen family support center to schedule an appointment or inquire about their walk-in policy
4. Arrive at the family support center on the scheduled date and time
5. Fill out any forms or applications provided by the center, providing accurate and complete information
6. If you have any questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to ask the staff members at the center
7. Submit all the required documents and forms
8. Follow up with the family support center to check the status of your application or inquire about any additional steps you may need to take
9. Make sure to keep copies of all the documents you submitted for your records

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1. Family support centers are available to anyone who may benefit from their services. This includes individuals and families who are in need of financial assistance, housing support, counseling, parenting resources, childcare services, job training, and other forms of support. Family support centers aim to help individuals and families facing various challenges such as poverty, domestic violence, homelessness, substance abuse, mental health issues, and more. They provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals and families to access resources and receive the help they need to overcome these challenges and improve their well-being.

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Family support centers are community-based organizations that provide a variety of services to families in need, such as childcare, parenting classes, and counseling.

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The purpose of family support centers is to provide resources and assistance to families in need, in order to promote healthy family functioning and child development.

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Information that must be reported on family support centers may include demographics of families served, number of services provided, funding sources, and outcomes achieved.