As the holiday season arrives, this will be the final edition of The SHAre in 2024. We anticipate sharing many vital updates with you in 2025 and wish all of our readers the peace of this season. | |
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In this Week's Edition
News
DCA Opening State Rental Assistance
Program (SRAP) Preliminary Applications
Monday, January 13, 2025
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Find Funding for Climate Resilience Projects
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Applications Open for the New Jersey Broadband Infrastructure Deployment
Equity (NJBIDE) Pilot Program
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NJ DHS Awards Contracts to Create Community Housing & Services
for Individuals with Mental Illness
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DMAHS Releases Eligibility Criteria
for Housing Support Services
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NJHMFA Update:
2024 Annual Compliance Documents
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SHA Releases Inclusionary
Report & Recommendations for
Westfield Integrated Community Project
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HUD Highlights Significant Accomplishments in Rental Assistance Programs,
Housing Stability Nationwide
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NLIHC Releases New Report on Housing
and Homelessness Ballot Measures
in the 2024 Elections
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Housing Jersey City:
Assessing Current and Future Gaps
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Social Security Launches Online Application for Eligible Adults to Access Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
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DCA Winter Termination Program
to Prevent Utility Cutoffs
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Corrected Contact Information
Kean University Psychological Services
Cost-Free Treatment for OCD
Resources & Events
SHA Lunch and Learn
Aging in Supportive Housing Guide
Repeat Session From December 17, 2024
January 7, 2025 - Registration Open
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Frontline Supervision Training Opportunities from The Boggs Center
January - February 2025
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Fair Share Housing Center, is hiring for a Managing Director of External Affairs and a Staff Attorney to join a growing team. The link to apply is available here
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Next SHA
Developers Meeting
January 13, 2025
Virtual
Registration Open
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Next SHA
Members Meeting
Annual Meeting
February 5, 2025
Virtual
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SHA Lunch and Learn
Aging in Supportive
Housing Guide
New Date Added
Jan 7th @ 12pm
Space is limited | Details in Events Section Below
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Saddle River
Apply now
Pittstown 1
Apply now
Pittstown 2
Apply now
Camden
Apply now
Cranford
Apply by January 3rd
Parsippany-Troy Hills
Apply by January 7th
Piscataway
Apply by January 8th
Eatontown
Apply by January 9th
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Supportive Housing Opportunities | |
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DCA Opening State Rental Assistance
Program (SRAP) Preliminary Applications
Monday, January 13, 2025
The Department of Community Affairs (DCA) published a Public Notice on December 9, 2024, announcing the opening of the waiting lists for the State Rental Assistance Program (SRAP). SRAP preliminary applications will be available online at: www.waitlistcheck.com/NJ559 beginning Monday, January 13, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. until Friday, January 31, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. for very low-income residents, who are eighteen (18) years of age or older; or who are emancipated minors.
Applicants must have an email address to apply.
DCA has adopted the following preferences for admission to the waiting list: Veterans, Elderly, Homeless, Disabled, Local and Residency.
In accordance with New Jersey Administrative Code (N.J.A.C.) 5:40-2.5., the United States Armed Forces Veterans, and their surviving spouses have the highest priority among the preferences for the waiting list.
To qualify for SRAP, the head of household must be a US Citizen or a Non-citizen who has been lawfully admitted to the United States. In addition, Applicants must be New Jersey Residents for at least 6 months to apply.
Definition of a Resident: Someone whose primary residence is in the State of New Jersey and who has resided in New Jersey for at least six months (6) prior to applying for SRAP assistance.
Individuals must meet all eligibility criteria for the SRAP at the time of selection from the waiting list.
Additional information, including Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) can be viewed at New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) | Offices & Programs
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The Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey was excited to connect with our member Wellpoint last week during their networking event, Together Towards Tomorrow - Summit for Health. Health and housing go hand in hand when sustaining our communities and we're grateful to partner with stakeholders working to address these needs. SHA's Kate Kelly and Diane Riley pictured here with Patrick Gillespie from Wellpoint and Patrick honoring Diane's dedicated years of work at the event. | |
SHA Welcomes New & Returning Members | |
Find Funding for Climate Resilience Projects | |
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Businesses interested in opportunities to support the State's climate resilience are encouraged to visit the new Climate Resilience Funding Directory. The Directory offers streamlined access to opportunities for State and federal grants. Though intended primarily for municipalities and community-based nonprofits, the Directory also includes numerous opportunities for small businesses and other private sector organizations. Use the "Applicant Type" menu and select "Private Sector and/or Small Businesses."
The Department of Environmental Protection seeks public feedback to improve the Directory. Questions and comments may be emailed to the Resilient NJ program at resilientnj@dep.nj.gov.
Click here for additional details.
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Applications Open for the New Jersey Broadband Infrastructure Deployment Equity (NJBIDE) Pilot Program | |
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The New Jersey Office of Broadband Connectivity (OBC) is pleased to announce that it has begun soliciting applications for the New Jersey Broadband Infrastructure Deployment Equity (NJBIDE) pilot program.
The NJBIDE pilot program is an investment in the future of New Jersey, ensuring that State residents
have the tools they need to thrive in an increasingly digitally interconnected world. To achieve this goal, New Jersey will award funding for broadband infrastructure that addresses existing disparities in broadband access, supports economically distressed and marginalizing communities, and helps New Jersey residents achieve their economic potential.
Through a competitive grant process, the NJBIDE pilot program will use $40M from the Capital Projects Fund (CPF) to fund the construction and deployment of broadband infrastructure projects that are designed to deliver, upon project completion, service that reliably meets or exceeds symmetrical download and upload speeds of 100 Mbps. As part of this pilot program, applicants must agree to serve all unserved and underserved Broadband Serviceable Locations (BSLs) and community anchor institutions in their proposed project area.
Eligible applicants include levels or units of government (e.g., municipalities or counties), non-profits, and private entities, and may include co-operatives, electric utilities, and other entities that build or operate broadband networks, including networks that are owned, operated by, or affiliated with local governments.
The NJBIDE pilot program aims to prioritize investments in economically distressed areas and areas where households and businesses are not currently served by a wireline connection that reliably delivers at least 100 Mbps of download speed and 20 Mbps of upload speed.
The NJBIDE pilot program also aims to prioritize projects that demonstrate investments in fiber-optic infrastructure and projects that involve broadband networks owned, operated by or affiliated with local governments, non-profits, and co-operatives.
Applications are due on January 31, 2025 at 5:00PM ET.
Projects must be designed to be substantively complete by December 31, 2026.
To learn more, please review the OBC website, the Notice of Funding Opportunity and Application Instructions, or e-mail broadband@bpu.nj.gov.
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NJ DHS Awards Contracts to Create Community
Housing & Services for Individuals with Mental Illness | |
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Plan Calls for Wellness-Based Services and Housing for Individuals with Mental Illness in Nursing Facilities & Psychiatric Hospitals or Who Are Experiencing Homelessness
Commissioner Sarah Adelman announced the Department of Human Services has awarded contracts to create community housing and services for adults diagnosed with a mental illness who are in a nursing facility, state or county psychiatric hospital or are experiencing homelessness.
The Department has awarded contracts to serve at least 24 adults.
The contracts – the latest in a series of initiatives by Human Services under Commissioner Adelman to focus on home- and community-based services – were awarded by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS) to Community Hope, NewBridge Services, Volunteers of America – Greater New York, and SERV Center of New Jersey. We congratulate each of the named recipients as each one is a member of SHA.
The awarded contracts total to approximately $1.4 million.
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DMAHS Releases Eligibility Criteria
for Housing Support Services
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On Friday, December 13, the state Division of Medical Assistance and Human Services (DMAHS) released federally-approved details on member eligibility criteria, how eligible members will be identified, specific services allowed under the Housing Supports program, and more.
This information is in the federally-issued document, the health related social needs (HRSN) services protocol.
The Housing Supports program is one of three HRSN programs New Jersey is implementing, along with the MLTSS Nutritional Supports and the Medically Indicated Meals Pilot programs, and this document includes information on all of them.
Housing Supports information is available throughout. Be sure to check out the types of specific services covered on pages 5 – 9, how eligible members will be identified on pages 13 –14, and the member eligibility criteria on pages 23 – 25.
The Camden Coalition will walk through many of these details in trainings and office hours to be scheduled in 2025.
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NJHMFA Update:
2024 Annual Compliance Documents
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All 2024 Annual Compliance documents should be submitted electronically as indicated in the December Letter. Please read this document in its entirety to ensure proper submission of all documents and Compliance Monitoring Fee payments.
Please remember to use the December Letter, Annual Compliance Checklist or Extended Use Period section of the Compliance Manual as the invoice for any Compliance Monitoring Fee payments.
Also, the Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has not released an updated version of the utility allowance chart. Please continue to use the 11/01/2023 chart on our website until further notice.
All compliance documents will be updated on the website by December 31st and must be used for the January 31, 2025 submission.
Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.
Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact Johanna Peña, Tax Credit Analyst, or Karen Howland for Social Services/Special Needs.
For more information on our programs, visit njhousing.gov.
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SHA Releases Inclusionary Report & Recommendations for Westfield Integrated Community Project | |
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WESTFIELD, NJ: On Monday December 16th, the Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey (SHA) released the new Westfield Integrated Community Project (Westfield ICP) report covering recommendations to support community inclusion for residents, including people with disabilities and other barriers. Over the past twelve months, the Westfield ICP developed an action plan to effect changes for the town. The report was created using the Integrated Community Project (ICP) Self-Assessment for Municipalities and ICP Toolkit for Municipalities – both resources developed by SHA, with guidance from people with lived experience. This plan includes nine prioritized recommendations around integration that will improve the lives of all individuals, representing a range of populations with various disabilities and barriers.
Using what was shared by individuals with lived experience who participated in listening sessions and in the Leadership Team meetings, Westfield ICP stakeholders ranked proposed changes by priority. Community stakeholders joined Leadership Team meetings and used ICP resources to address integration and breaking down silos for individuals with disabilities and barriers. ICP Leadership teams learned about integration within the following topics: Communication, Transportation, Housing, Civic Engagement, Volunteer and Paid Employment, and Culture and Recreation. A meeting was held at the Greater Westfield YMCA to present the recommendations. Leaders in town who attended the meeting helped to identify next steps in accomplishing the recommendations. It is the hope of the Westfield ICP that some of the prioritized recommendations can begin to be implemented in 2025.
“We are grateful to Westfield and the organizations and stakeholders who shared their time with the Integrated Community Project for being such committed partners,” said Kate Kelly, Associate Executive Director of SHA. “The commitment of the people working on this project including community leaders and individuals with lived experience speaks to the necessity of these recommendations and the vision to help make them a reality. The Town of Westfield should be very proud to be the first municipality in New Jersey to work with the ICP at the local level. SHA hopes other municipalities across New Jersey consider how this project could benefit their communities.”
The Supportive Housing Association is very grateful for the Westfield Foundation’s support of the Westfield ICP. The Westfield Foundation, which funded the Westfield ICP, is proud to fund its grantee, The Supportive Housing Association of New Jersey. Enhancing lives and increasing accessibility is woven throughout its organization’s giving and it looks forward to partnering on future projects.
For more information about SHA’s ICP Toolkit for Municipalities and the Westfield ICP, contact Kate Kelly, Associate Executive Director, at kate.kelly@shanj.org or visit www.shanj.org/sha-integrated-community-project/.
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HUD Highlights Significant Accomplishments in Rental Assistance Programs, Housing Stability Nationwide | |
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The agency has administered more vouchers since the beginning of the Biden-Harris Administration, the largest increase the program has seen in 20 years.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has achieved significant milestones in its rental assistance programs, reaffirming its commitment to provide affordable housing for American families. These accomplishments align with the Biden-Harris administration’s steadfast efforts to address the nation’s housing crisis. Since day one, President Biden and Vice President Harris have prioritized expanding access to affordable housing through a number of actions, which included strengthening the Housing Choice Voucher Program.
In September, HUD commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Program, the largest rental assistance initiative in the country. Since its inception in 1974, the HCV program has helped millions of families access affordable housing options in communities of their choice. Under the Biden-Harris Administration, HUD has awarded more than 120,000 new incremental housing vouchers –the largest increase in vouchers in 20 years– including new Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH), Family Unification Program/Foster Youth to Independence, Mainstream, Stability Vouchers, and Emergency Housing Vouchers.
Other key accomplishments HUD has made under the Housing Choice
Voucher program include:
- Since 2023, HUD has awarded or made available over $77 million in funds to prevent homelessness among youth aging out of the foster care system.
- Served almost 90,000 veterans through the VASH program. This is the most veterans served at any point in the program’s history.
- Established flexibilities to help people locate apartments, and increased collaboration with landlords across the country.
- Incorporated private rental data to ensure vouchers could be used, in an ever-changing rental market.
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NLIHC Releases New Report on Housing and Homelessness Ballot Measures in the 2024 Elections | |
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NLIHC’s nonpartisan Our Homes, Our Votes campaign released the latest edition of its biennial ballot measures report. The new report, Housing and Homelessness on the Ballot: November 2024, summarizes nearly 100 state and local ballot measures addressing affordable housing and homelessness that were voted upon in the November 2024 elections. The report also features four case studies focusing on successful ballot measure campaigns in Los Angeles, CA; Hoboken, NJ; New Orleans, LA; and Rhode Island.
Key highlights from the report include the following:
- Across the country, voters collectively authorized more than $640 million in bonds for affordable housing and shelter. Where bond measures passed, they did so by wide margins, exceeding 60% of voters’ approval in all cases.
- Voters approved every measure to reallocate existing resources to housing and homelessness programs or to permanently enshrine existing programs. In all cases, these measures passed with wide margins – in some cases, as high as 50%!
- Lodging taxes and real estate transfer taxes were overwhelmingly successful mechanisms for raising revenues. Voters approved all eight measures to establish or increase lodging taxes and all three measures to increase or extend real estate transfer taxes.
- Tenant protections saw mixed results in the November 2024 elections. Tenants in Hoboken, NJ, achieved a landslide victory over a harmful rent control referendum, and voters in Berkeley, CA, approved a comprehensive tenant protections measure while defeating a landlord-backed alternative.
- Measures to facilitate affordable housing development via zoning and land use changes saw mixed results.
- The elections also saw widespread support for two harmful ballot measures – one statewide measure in Arizona and another measure in San Joaquin County, CA – that will punish people experiencing homelessness rather than invest in proven solutions and that will only make it harder to get people stably housed.
Overall, the results from the November elections demonstrate that ballot measures remain a promising pathway towards enacting bold housing policy solutions at the state and local levels. By bringing policy questions directly to the voters, advocates and tenant leaders can win significant new resources to increase the supply of affordable homes, keep renters stably housed, and enact proven solutions to homelessness. The passage of two punitive measures, however, should serve as a call to action: policymakers must deliver real solutions for homelessness, or else voters may turn to harmful and ineffective approaches out of frustration with government inaction.
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Housing Jersey City: Assessing Current and Future Gaps | |
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Jersey City could face a housing shortfall of between 27,000 and 36,500 units by 2032, according to a new report by the Regional Plan Association. The report, “Housing Jersey City: Assessing Current and Future Gaps,” provides an in-depth analysis of housing-related challenges in the city, including overcrowding, rising costs, vacancy rates, and environmental impacts.
The report found that despite adding nearly 26,000 housing units between 2010 and 2022—more than triple the per capita production rate of the New York Metropolitan Area—housing costs in Jersey City continue to rise. Since 2015, market rents have increased by 50%, outpacing the rate of rent growth in Hudson County as a whole. The report attributes the persistently high costs to a broader regional housing deficit caused by years of underbuilding across the metropolitan area.
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Social Security Launches Online Application for Eligible Adults to Access Supplemental Security Income (SSI) | |
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An online application for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) is now available for some adults, making the application process easier. The SSI program provides critical financial assistance to people with limited income and resources who are aged, blind, or disabled.
The enhanced online application is accessible to adults who:
• Are 18-64 years and 10 months and applying for SSI and SSDI.
• Have never been married.
• Have never applied for SSI for themselves or a child.
• Are U.S. citizens or noncitizens (eligibility has not changed)
Earlier this year, as part of a commitment to improving access to benefit programs, SSA announced a multi-year approach to simplify the disability application process and improve access for those who may be eligible.
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DCA Winter Termination Program to Prevent Utility Cutoffs | |
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The NJ Department of Community Affairs has implemented a Winter Termination Program to prevent service discontinuation for eligible residential customers receiving residential electric, sewer and water service from a local authority, municipal utility, or rural electric cooperative from November 15th through March 15th.
Service cannot be disconnected during this period to those residential customers who demonstrate at the time of the intended termination that they are: Recipients of HEAP, USF, LIHWAP, Lifeline, SSI, and/or PAAD.
For more information click the following link: NJ Department of Consumer Affairs Winter Termination Program
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Corrected Contact Information
Kean University Psychological Services
Cost-Free Treatment for OCD
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Residents of New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania are eligible to receive 10 cost-free sessions, held virtually or in-person on the campus, focused on different treatment methods for OCD. The sessions involve working with a student clinician and a supervisor, who is a clinical psychologist. Treatments for the sessions will consist of integrating ERP (Exposure and Response), ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), and CFT (Compassion Focused Therapy).
For additional details and to express your interest in this opportunity, you can call (908) 737-5890, or email KPSSUPERVISOR2@KEAN.EDU.
Click here for a flyer about this opportunity.
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Resources & Virtual Forums | |
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SHA Virtual Lunch and Learn
New Aging in Supportive Housing Guide
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New session added January 7, 2025 at 12:00pm
Please only register below if not registered for
same topic session held on Dec. 17th.
Registration is free to all. Click here to register.
Join us to review the latest housing guide released by SHA. Hear about the partnerships, planning, and people behind these effective housing strategies aimed at supporting accessible and affordable housing for diverse communities.
Email Joseph Christensen with registration questions.
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Training Opportunities from The Boggs Center | |
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Frontline Supervision Series: Building Competent Behavior Support Teams
January 6, 2025
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM Zoom
Frontline Supervisors play an important role in collaborating with Direct Support Professionals to effectively address the behavior and mental health needs of those they support. This course will focus on recognizing the role of the DSP as a valuable member of an individual’s support team. Participants will learn effective strategies for: identifying training and mentoring needs, collecting feedback from staff, building competent teams, and establishing an environment to prevent challenging behavior and support mental health.
Note: This training currently is ONLY open to employees of New Jersey DDD, DDD/ Medicaid Approved Providers, and individuals with disabilities and family members. To meet the training needs of the entire state, there is a limit of participants per agency for this training.
Certificates: Certificates of Attendance with training title and duration will be provided.
Continuing Education Credit: NJ Social Work
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Supporting Individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities in Trauma Recovery
January 16, 2025
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Zoom
People with disabilities are likely to experience some form of trauma during their lifetime. The effects and signs of these past experiences may be overlooked or untreated. This session will explore the types of traumatic events that are common and risk factors for people with IDD. Participants will learn strategies to support coping and recovery from trauma, including methods to enhance their own self-awareness and self-regulation skills.
Note: This training currently is ONLY open to employees of New Jersey DDD, DDD/Medicaid Approved Providers, and individuals with disabilities and family members. To meet the training needs of the entire state, there is a limit of participants per agency for this course.
Certificates: Certificates of Attendance with training title and duration will be provided.
Continuing Education Credit: NJ Social Work
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Understanding and Addressing the Needs of People with Dual Diagnosis
January 22, 2025
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Zoom
This one-day workshop will review the relationship between mental health and/or mental illness, and problem behavior. We will look at ways that mental illness may contribute to problem behavior, strategies to support individuals with developmental disabilities and mental illnesses, and coordinating behavior intervention with therapeutic supports.
Note: This training currently is ONLY open to employees of New Jersey DDD, DDD/Medicaid Approved Providers, and individuals with disabilities and family members. To meet the training needs of the entire state, there is a limit of participants per agency for this course.
Prerequisite: Completion of Introduction to Positive Behavior Supports is strongly recommended
Certificates: Certificates of Attendance with training title and duration will be provided.
Continuing Education Credit: NJ Social Work
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Frontline Supervision Series: Hiring and Onboarding
January 30, 2025
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Zoom
Frontline Supervisors play an integral role in promoting successful practices for hiring and retaining quality Direct Support Professionals. This course focuses on building skills to improve organizational personnel practices, including staff recruitment, selection, hiring, and onboarding. Participants will learn effective strategies for: recruiting and interviewing DSPs, implementing hiring practices that involve the individual who will be receiving supports, and enhancing retention through orientation and onboarding.
Note: This training currently is ONLY open to employees of New Jersey DDD, DDD/ Medicaid Approved Providers, and individuals with disabilities and family members. To meet the training needs of the entire state, there is a limit of participants per agency for this training.
Certificates: Certificates of Attendance with training title and duration will be provided.
Continuing Education Credit: NJ Social Work
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Frontline Supervision Series: Supervision, Leadership, and Promoting Professionalism
February 5, 2025
10:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Zoom
Frontline Supervisors are leaders and supporters, enhancing the capacity of their team to work together toward common goals. This course focuses on building skills to ensure competence, accountable performance, continuing professional development, and support for those supervised. Participants will learn strategies for: promoting professional relations and teamwork, building effective teams, facilitating collaborative problem-solving, managing conflict, and reviewing performance.
Note: This training currently is ONLY open to employees of New Jersey DDD, DDD/ Medicaid Approved Providers, and individuals with disabilities and family members. To meet the training needs of the entire state, there is a limit of participants per agency for this training.
Certificates: Certificates of Attendance with training title and duration will be provided.
Continuing Education Credit: NJ Social Work
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Healthy Minds, Healthy Communities:
A Mental Health & Wellness Forum
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January 29, 2025 | 09:00am - 01:00pm ET
Rutgers University, New Jersey Institute for Food, Nutrition & Health
61 Dudley Rd, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Join professionals, practitioners, and stakeholders to share, learn, network, and collaborate at the NJHCN Communities of Practice event.
Keynote, Panel, and Breakouts to include:
- Health Equity and Mental Health
- Youth Mental Health Challenges
- Workplace Wellness
- Community-Based Solutions
Together, we can address disparities, build stronger community resources, and contribute to healthier futures for families.
The event is FREE to attend, but registration is required. Registration includes Lunch and Complimentary Parking.
**event has been submitted for approval for CHES Credits**
Click here to register
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Rutgers University Announces the Spring 2025 Community Support Services Training Series | |
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Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey's Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services-funded training and technical assistance initiative is focused on assisting New Jersey’s supportive housing agencies in enhancing their ability to deliver and document Medicaid-reimbursable Community Support Services (CSS). These rehabilitation services are designed to help individuals diagnosed with serious mental illnesses attain the skills and resources needed to live successfully in the community and move forward in their recovery. More specifically, CSS focus on helping individuals achieve and maintain valued life roles in employment, education, housing and social environments.
The series itself will be remote and will begin the week of February 3, 2025. It will be a blend of synchronous Zoom meetings and asynchronous (independent) learning activities.
Participants can register for the Spring training series in one of the three training groups:
- Tuesdays 10:00 am-1:00 pm from 2/4/2025-4/1/2025
- Wednesdays 12:30-3:30 pm from 2/5/2025-4/2/2025
- Thursdays 10:30 am-1:30 pm from 2/6/2025-4/3/2025
Within a few days of registering, each registrant will receive an email with instructions on setting up a Canvas account and completing the prerequisite modules. Registration for the Spring training will close on January 27, 2025.
Find more information here.
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