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Overview of PerformCare and Children's System of Care
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Mental Wellness for Ourselves and our Teens.
The School Based Youth Services Program is funded by the Office for School-Linked Services (OSLS) and is managed by Hunterdon Behavioral Health. The School-Based Program’s offices are located in the grade-level counseling services areas.
The program provides a comprehensive set of services to students including counseling for issues such as anxiety, depression, self-image, and stress, recreational and drop-in programs, and referral and linkages to community services on an appointment-only basis.
Students may request an appointment and services are confidential. However, after the initial contact, a signed consent form from a parent is needed if services are to be ongoing. If issues are school-related, School-Based staff will work with students and school personnel to help resolve these problems.
Since the program is administered out of the Hunterdon Medical Center, it is available year-round and operates when school is closed.
Referrals to the program can be made by teachers, guidance counselors, nurses, parents, self, friends, etc. Please contact the School Based Youth Services Program at 908-788-6401, x 3173 for further information or to make a referral.
Between June 22 and September 1, the Counseling Services Department is open with a reduced counseling staff. Please email all questions and concerns directly to scheduling@hcrhs.org. The 2022-2023 schedules will be available on ASPEN in July. A listserve will be sent out at that time with more information.
Hunterdon Central will host our annual Hunterdon County College Fair on Tuesday, March 22 from 6:30-8:30 PM on the 11/12 Campus (Junction Rd. entrance). We are excited to bring this event back to campus - and to announce that 110 colleges and university will be attending! View detailed information, including the list of attending colleges here: College Fair Guide.
The 2022 Local Scholarship Program is open! This year, there are 75 scholarships totaling over $140,000 in scholarship money from our local community. Continue reading for more information.
Please click on the link to view a flyer attached, please find a flyer with information on a series of virtual parent workshops, sponsored by Care Plus New Jersey. 2022 Virtual Parent Workshops.
First webinar is "Mental Wellness: Caring for Ourselves and our Teens" on Tuesday, March 1, at 6:30pm. Click for the Zoom Link
During the week of November 15, Counseling Services is offering senior students a series of programs that explore post-high school options like community college, trade and technical programs, military service, etc. Please continue reading for more information.