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VOLUNTEERS WANTED
Good Benefits. Free education. Hazlet Township First Aid & Rescue
Squad. For applications, call (732) 264-7460, or visit
www.hazletfirstaid.org on the Web.
FREE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM
The Delta Dental of New Jersey Foundation is offering a free
educational program called Prevent Abuse and Neglect through Dental
Awareness. The program is available to New Jersey school faculty and
administration, dental office and clinic personnel, and professional
organizations that care for children. PANDA Coalition representatives
are available to present the program free of charge to dental or other
interested groups with 10 or more attendees. The program can be
tailored for one to three hours, and a PANDA presentation qualifies for
continuing education credits with the New Jersey State Board of
Dentistry. For more information, or to schedule a presentation, e-mail
Kimberly Elmore at Delta Dental, kel...@deltadentalnj.com, or call,
(973) 944-4555.
MONMOUTH OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS
WEST LONG BRANCH: Children of Monmouth University alumni who are
enrolled as undergraduate students at the university or will
matriculate in the fall are eligible to apply for an alumni association
scholarship for the next academic year. The $1,000 nonrenewable
scholarship is awarded based on academic achievement, school and
community service, and leadership. For more information or an
application, which must be received by June 30 to be considered for the
2006-07 award, call (732) 571-3489.
WHITEN TEETH & DONATE
DOVER TOWNSHIP: Dr. Ron Rotem, a Toms River dentist, will donate his
entire fee for whitening teeth to the Smiles for Life Foundation, an
organization that supports charities for children. To contribute, call
Rotem's office at (732) 341-8500. The campaign ends June 30.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
HAZLET: 180 Turning Lives Around Inc. is seeking front desk volunteers
for its main office, located in Hazlet. Front desk volunteers will work
one half-day a week. Job duties include answering phones, greeting
clients and performing general clerical duties. Training is provided. A
six-month to a one-year commitment is requested. To learn more about
becoming a front desk volunteer, please call Jacki at (732) 264-4111,
ext. 103.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
HAZLET: Hazlet First Aid and Rescue Squad is looking for volunteers.
Free education will be provided. For more information, call (732)
264-7460 or visit www.hazletfirstaid.org on the Web.
CLUB OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS
FREEHOLD: The Evening Optimist Club of Freehold is offering
scholarships to seniors of class 2006 in amounts of $500 and $1,000.
Applicants must reside in communities within the Freehold Regional High
School District. To apply, students must be in good academic standing
and have been accepted to a two-or-four year post-secondary school.
Applicants must submit a short essay about themselves and their goals,
and two letters of recommendations - one referring to their academic
accomplishments and the other to their community services. Students
should contact their guidance counselor or (732) 730-0661 for
applications.
SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS
FREEHOLD: Applications are being accepted for the $2,000 scholarships
given by the Freehold area branch of the American Association of
University Women. The scholarships are for female students at least 25
years old. Applicants must be enrolled in a bachelor's degree program
and must have completed at least 60 credits, or be enrolled in a
graduate-degree program and have completed at least one semester. All
applicants must be residents of Western Monmouth County. Applicants
must have maintained at least a B grade average. Applications can be
requested by e-mail at PARM...@WEBTV.NET or by mail at Freehold Area
AAUW Scholarships, P.O. Box 6302, Freehold, NJ 07728.
GRANTS AVAILABLE
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: New Jersey State Council on the Arts will
provide grants to private nonprofit organizations, units of local
government and colleges and universities for the 2006-2007 fiscal year.
The following grants are available: general operating/general program
support, art project grants, arts education special initiative grants,
projects serving artists grants and arts in communities grants. For
information on application procedures and deadlines, visit
http://nj.egrant.org on the Web.
SEEKING QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS
HOLMDEL: The Holmdel Township Office of Parks and Recreation is looking
for qualified instructors to expand their recreation programs and
activities available for the community. Call (732) 946-2870.
PLAYWRIGHT TEACHER AWARD
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: VSA Arts, an affiliate of The John F. Kennedy
Center for the Performing Arts, will reward a middle school or high
school teacher who brings disability awareness into the classroom by
encouraging students to use their writing skills and creativity through
the art of playwriting. The winner will receive funds for classroom
materials and a trip to Washington D.C. Nominations are due July 1.
Visit www.vsarts.org on the Web or call (800) 933-8721.
WHEELCHAIR ASSISTANCE
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: Senior Wheels USA, a nationwide program, can
provide a power wheelchair to people age 65 and older and the
permanently disabled at no cost to the recipient. To find out if you
qualify, call (800) 246-6010.
MENTAL HEALTH DIRECTORY
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: The Mental Health Association of Monmouth
County has copies of its directory of mental health professionals and
agencies available for free to the public. The directory lists
professionals who specialize in issues relating to anxiety, substance
abuse, depression, divorce, stress management and work-related issues.
Call (732) 542-6422 or visit the office at 59 Broad St., Eatontown,
during business hours.
NEW COMMUNITY CENTER
RED BANK: The Salvation Army announces a new community center now open
at 180 Newman Springs Road. The Jane H. Booker Community Center will
offer a variety of programs and services for local residents and can
provide transportation for children to the facility.
PLAYERS AVAILABLE
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: Temple Beth Am Players of Lakewood are
available to perform scripts and musical compositions for organizations
throughout Monmouth and Ocean counties. The players are not paid, but a
$200 donation to the temple is requested. Call Temple Beth Am at (732)
363-2800 for more information.
NEED A PATRIOTIC PRESENTATION?
MIDDLETOWN: The Middletown VFW and Ladies Auxiliary Post 2179 are
available to present "The History of Our American Flag, the Flag We
Love" to organizations, scout groups or schools. Members can be
scheduled for the 12-15 minute presentation during afternoon or evening
hours. Call (732) 787-1631 at least two weeks in advance to book a
presentation.
EAGLES HALL OF FAME
MONMOUTH COUNTY: Middletown South has formed an Eagles Hall of Fame for
the school's former athletes. Call Don Doll at (732) 758-8448 or e-mail
deckm...@comcast.net.
CPR PARTIES
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: The American Red Cross is offering CPR parties
for parents and parent-to-be. The parties will take place at the home
and participants can train as many as 12 adults in infant, child and
adult CPR as well as first aid. Training is done through a Red Cross
certified instructor with hands-on instruction and video training.
Costs per person are dependent upon the number of attendees. Each CPR
party is approximately three to four hours long. For information or to
schedule a party, contact Jessica Revoir, Health and Safety Business
Coordinator at (732) 493-9100, ext. 255, or visit
www.jerseycoast-redcross.org on the Web.
STOP BULLYING
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: Free help now is available for Spanish
speaking victims of teasing and bullying and their families. "How to
Stop Being Teased and Bullied without Really Trying," a manual by child
psychologist Izzy Kalman, teaches victims of teasing and bullying to
solve their problems independently. The Spanish translated version is
available online at www.bullies2buddies.com.
NOONTIME OPTIMIST COOKBOOK
FREEHOLD: The Noontime Optimist Club of Freehold is selling its
cookbook, compiled from its members, family and friends, for $15, to
benefit the Freehold area community youth activities. They may be
purchased from any member or by mail at Noontime Optimist Club of
Freehold, P.O. Box 52, Freehold, NJ 07728. For information, call Patti
at (732) 780-0585, Barbara at (732) 446-5032, Lorraine at (732)
761-1130, or Sheila at (732) 462-8361.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED
MONMOUTH COUNTY: Pacific Intercultural Exchange, a nonprofit
educational organization, needs families to host foreign high school
students between the ages of 15 and 18 years. The students are
English-speaking, have spending money and carry accident and health
insurance. PIE matches students with families according to common
interests and lifestyles. Host families also may be eligible to claim a
$50 per month tax deduction for each month they participate in the
program. Monmouth area families interested in learning more about
student exchange or arranging for a meeting with a community
representative may call PIE at (800) 631-1818.
COLLEGE TUITION ASSISTANCE
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: The U.S. Commission for Scholastic Assistance
- College Bound is an organization that supplies the public with more
than 1,000 different private scholarship sources. For information on
obtaining these scholarship lists, send a self-addressed stamped
business-size envelope to The U.S. Commission for Scholastic
Assistance, P.O. Box 650067, Potomac Falls, VA 20165-0067.
CHILD FIND
MIDDLETOWN: Township parents who have concerns about the educational
development of a child age 3 to 21 or have a child experiencing
physical, sensory, emotional, communication, cognitive or social
difficulties may contact the board of education. In regard to a child
who will turn 3 within the next year up to age 5, call the office of
pupil services at (732) 671-3850. If the child is ages 6 to 21 years
old, parents or guardians should call the child's school principal or
guidance counselor.
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: The New Jersey Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Association offers a $1,000 scholarship to graduating high school
seniors who have been physician-diagnosed with CFS and plan to further
their education at a college or technical school. For information or an
application, call Betty McConnell at (609) 748-3559 or visit
http://njcfsa.org on the Web.
GIFT BRICKS
MONMOUTH COUNTY: The Brookdale Community College's Alumni Association
is accepting orders for commemorative engraved bricks recognizing a
graduate, a current or future student, or in support of Brookdale
scholarship programs. The bricks will be placed in the Winner's Circle
near the statue of the filly Regret, winner of the 1915 Kentucky Derby.
Regret was born and trained at Brookdale Farm, which later became the
college's campus. Bricks may be ordered to include up to two lines of
engraving and feature the name of the donor, year of graduation or a
designation such as Friend of Brookdale. For information, call Brenda
Spielzinger at (732) 224-2705.
FORESTRY PROGRAM
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: The New Jersey Tree Foundation has announced
the Second Cities Initiative - a project to re-establish urban and
community forestry programs in some of the state's most underserved
communities. The initiative will provide grant funding to eight
communities with instruction and assistance in writing and implementing
a five-year community forestry management plan while simultaneously
beautifying urban neighborhoods with shade trees and providing the
necessary training to create strong urban forestry programs in these
cities. The USDA Forest Service has provided funding to the state's
Tree Foundation for the Second Cities Initiative. For information on
qualifications and participation, contact Shannon Buckley, outreach
coordinator, at (609) 292-6354 or by fax at (609) 984-0378.
CITIZENS GROUP
KEANSBURG: Concerned Citizens of Keansburg is a watchdog group formed
of residents who have concerns about the borough's council. For
information on joining the group or making a donation, call (732)
787-4847.
VOLUNTEER SCHOLARSHIP
MONMOUTH COUNTY: Monmouth County Directors of Volunteers in Agencies
will award a $750 scholarship to a high school senior in the county who
has demonstrated a commitment to community service. Application forms
may be obtained by contacting Mary Thornton at (732) 759-6552 or high
school guidance officers.
DONATE BOOKS
MANALAPAN: The Monmouth County Library System is sponsoring two book
donation drives during this holiday season. In Books for Kids, a New
Jersey Library Association program, new books will be accepted and
distributed to disadvantaged children. Share a Story is a national
public service campaign sponsored by PBS Kids to help children learn to
read. NJN Public Television, Monmouth County Library and N.J. Natural
Gas coordinate the collection and delivery of juvenile reading books.
For more information, call (732) 431-7227.
BLUE LEASH AWARDS
MIDDLETOWN: The Navesink Swimming River Group, a citizens group focused
on protecting and preserving Navesink Swimming River watershed,
announced it will give free dog leashes and Blue Leash program
certificates of appreciation to any dog walkers who pick up trash and
recyclables while walking their dogs during a 30-day period. Dog
walkers simply pick up and bag litter while walking, noting what they
find on a checklist supplied by the NSRG. After at least 30 days of
walking, the checklist can be returned to NSRG by e-mail or U.S. mail
and a leash and certificate will be awarded. Leashes are blue and
high-quality and come in small or big dog sizes. For information or to
get started on the program, e-mail nsrwat...@yahoo.com.
SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
RED BANK: The BPO Elks 233 is offering scholarships to seniors
attending Henry Hudson Regional, Red Bank Regional, Rumson-Fair Haven
and Red Bank Catholic high schools. Applications have been distributed
to each school's guidance office for entry into the first stage of a
nationwide program sponsored by the Elks and open to all high school
seniors, regardless of their affiliation with the Elks. For
information, call William M. Barnes, scholarship chairman, at (732)
741-8472. Any high school senior who is not attending one of these
schools and is not invited to participate at their school also should
contact BPO Elks 233.
DRIVING SOBER
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: Colleges Against Drunk Driving is a nonprofit
organization that has teamed up with local bars and clubs against drunk
driving. CADD has set up a national program that allows bar/club
patrons to dial a toll-free number from any venue to receive discounted
alternate transportation. The system will be advertised in all
participating bars and clubs. For information, visit
www.caddoncampus.org on the Web.
PARENT TRAINING
MONMOUTH/OCEAN COUNTIES: POAC, Parents of Autistic Children, a
nonprofit organization, is offering a free series of workshops designed
to help teachers and family members gain an understanding of how to
model and introduce appropriate behavioral and academic supports for
children with developmental disabilities. To find a workshop convenient
to you or for information, call (732) 888-1000 or visit www.poac.net on
the Web.
ASSIST STUDENTS
MONMOUTH COUNTY: American Scandinavian Student Exchange is seeking
people to help promote its program by finding and interviewing families
interested in hosting a student and acting as a counselor for the
international teenagers during their exchange year. ASSE will provide
training and reimbursement for time and expenses. For information, call
ASSE at (877) 239-0225 or visit www.asse.com on the Web.
BALLROOM DANCING
CENTRAL JERSEY: Men are needed for a ballroom dance group for those 40
and older that is forming for dance parties, socials and occasional
trips to Manhattan studios. Anyone in the Monmouth County vicinity who
loves to dance and is interested should call (732) 566-6303 and leave a
message.
INSURANCE COUNSELING
MONMOUTH COUNTY: For free, objective, confidential counseling and help
with Medicare/Medigap, contact SHIP at (732) 759-6551.
CAR SEATS
ENGLISHTOWN: Samaritan Center is offering car seats through their Give
a Kid a Boost program. The seats are designed for children 40 pounds
and more. Seats only will be offered to clients who have been referred
by a participating food pantry and have been regular clients of that
pantry for a minimum of six months. For an appointment to pick up a car
seat, call (732) 446-1142.
CHOW DOWN
UNION BEACH: American Legion Auxiliary Unit 321 and the Sons of the
Legion hold an all-you-can-eat breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon the first
Sunday of the month. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and $3
for children.
NEIGHBORLY
RED BANK: Alliance of Neighbors of Monmouth County is a nonprofit
organization that helps the surviving spouses and children of the many
Monmouth County residents who died in the terrorist attacks of Sept.
11. The alliance helps families with educational and emotional wellness
and other needs. Call Shannon Gotthelf at (732) 758-1100, ext. 104.
SURVEYS AVAILABLE
HAZLET: The Township Police Crime Prevention Unit is offering free home
security surveys for any interested resident. Call Sgt. Leo Armenti at
(732) 264-6565, ext. 123.
CHILD FIND
SCHOOLS using the Child Find program to identify and evaluate children
ages 3 to 5 who may be experiencing physical, sensory, communication,
cognitive or social difficulties include: Middletown, (732) 706-6038;
Farmingdale School, (732) 938-9611; Colts Neck, Denise S. Ricciardi,
(732) 946-0055, ext. 4124.
LANGUAGE TESTING
FREEHOLD: Brookdale Community College is offering free language testing
for non-native speakers of English. Call Rita Toro at Brookdale's
Western Monmouth Higher Education Center at (732) 625-7048.
NURSING SPEAKERS
RED BANK: Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey offers speakers
on a range of health-related topics to civic groups and organizations.
Health screenings for cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension and
osteoporosis are offered. Call (732) 219-7451.
COMPOSTING TIPS
MIDDLETOWN: Books and videos on composting are available at county
libraries and the Monmouth County Home Composing Demonstration Site at
Deep Cut Gardens, Red Hill Road. Residents can call the Monmouth County
recycling hotline at (732) 577-8400 to be put on a mailing list.
EPILEPSY WORK
HELPING HANDS of the Epilepsy Foundation is seeking volunteers 35 and
older in Ocean and Monmouth counties to work with families with
special-needs children younger than 12. Call (732) 262-8020.
BIAS HOTLINE
FREEHOLD: Victims of bias incidents throughout the county can call the
Monmouth County Human Relations Commission's hotline. The 24-hour phone
line is staffed with trained personnel from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays
and answered by a machine at other hours. The public is urged to report
hate or bias incidents relating to age, race, religion, disability,
sexual orientation, gender, national origin or other factors. All
reports are confidential. Call (732) 303-7666.
GIRL SCOUTS
FARMINGDALE: Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts needs volunteers to work
an average of three hours per week assisting in light office work
including mailings and filing. Call (732) 938-5454, ext. 26.
ADOPTION PROGRAM
MATERNITY AND ADOPTION SERVICES, a program of Catholic Charities, is
looking for people interested in adopting or providing a Forever Home
for minority children ages 4 to 14. Call Kathryn Wesley at (609)
386-6221.
FREE PAP TESTS
MONMOUTH COUNTY: The Board of Health is offering free Pap test
screening sessions the first and third Thursday of the month at the
Neptune Housing Authority's community room, Knox Boulevard; and the
second and fourth Thursday of the month at The John L. Montgomery Home,
TB Control Entrance, 115 Dutch Lane Road, Freehold. Make an appointment
by calling (732) 431-7456.
FOOD FOR CHILDREN
RED BANK: Monmouth Day Care Center participates in the Child Care Food
Program, which provides free meals to children younger than 12 in child
care centers and recreation programs.
FREE CLINIC
FREEHOLD: Monmouth County Health Department holds a free well-child
clinic from 9 to 11 a.m Tuesdays at the Human Service Building on
Kozloski Road. A board certified pediatrician will perform physicals
for children who have no health insurance. An appointment must be made
by calling (732) 431-7456.
DAY-CARE HELP
A FAMILY day-care provider newsletter, Connections, is available free
through the Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Monmouth County. The
newsletter provides helpful ideas and reports on trends in the
profession. It is written by the extension's National Network for Child
Care. Call (732) 431-7271.
AIDE APPLICATIONS
MOCEANS CENTER for Independent Living is accepting applications for its
personal assistance services program for people with disabilities.
Prospective consumers include Monmouth County residents, 18-65, who are
working, looking or preparing for work, attending school, volunteering
or parenting. Call (732) 571-6232 between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Mondays to
Fridays.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
AARP OFFERS a driver's update class for drivers age 50 and older to
improve driving skills. Completion of AARP 55/Alive Mature Driving
entitles motorists to at least a 5 percent discount on their insurance
for three years, plus two points off their driving record, if needed.
The cost is $10. Call (888) 227-7669.
MOBILITY AID
SENIORS IN MOTION is making available scooters, motorized and manual
wheelchairs to senior citizens and the permanently disabled with
mobility impairments, usually at no cost to those who qualify.
Equipment is delivered and demonstrated. Call (800) 594-1225.
RECREATION HELP
HOLMDEL: The Holmdel Township Office of Parks and Recreation is seeking
qualified instructors for its recreation programs. For information,
call (732) 946-2870.
CARING COUNSEL
MONMOUTH COUNTY: New Jersey's State Health Insurance Program offers
free, objective, confidential counseling and help with Medicare/Medigap
issues. For information or to find the nearest SHIP counselor, call
(732) 759-6551.
BANK SCHOLARSHIP
MONMOUTH COUNTY: The Freehold, Marlboro and Colts Neck branches of
Investors Savings Bank are awarding a scholarship to one senior in each
of the six regional high schools - Freehold, Howell, Marlboro,
Manalapan, Freehold Township and Colts Neck. This scholarship is
intended to award students who have worked diligently to achieve their
grades in an effort to continue their education in a post secondary
school. Candidates for the Investors Savings Bank Scholarship Award are
not judged on the highest GPA but on the greatest work effort. For
information, visit any of the three participating branches: The
Freehold office is located on Route 9 and Adelphia Road, Freehold; call
(732) 780-0600; the Marlboro office is at 450 Union Hill Road,
Marlboro; call (732) 617-7229; the Colts Neck office is on Route 34 in
Colts Neck; call (732) 431-1200.
PASSPORT HELP
OLD BRIDGE: The public library has expanded the hours of its passport
application service and is now taking expert passport photos. Passport
hours are from 5:30 to 8:45 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Saturdays and 1 to 4 p.m. Sundays. The library is at the corner of
Cottrell Road and Route 516. For information, call (732) 721-5600, ext.
5031.
BOAT RENTAL
HOWELL: Monmouth County Park System rents boats at Manasquan Reservoir,
Windeler Road. Visitors can rent either rowboats, electric
motor-powered rowboats or kayaks. Call (732) 919-0996. The TDD machine
number for persons with hearing impairment is (732) 219-9484.
BOAT RAMP OPENS
HOWELL: The Monmouth County Park System's boat ramp at the Manasquan
Reservoir on Windeler Road now is open. Seasonal and daily boat launch
passes are available. The cost is $4 for a daily pass or $35 for a
seasonal pass. Boats with electric motors, sailboats no longer than 20
feet in length, kayaks and canoes at least 8 feet are permitted on the
reservoir. For information, call (732) 919-0996.
HOLOCAUST SURVIVOR HELP
MONMOUTH COUNTY: A recent appropriation to Monmouth County's Jewish
Family and Children's Service from the New Jersey State Funding for
Holocaust Survivors Program can subsidize such daily activities as home
health care, including personal care, cooking and light housekeeping. A
home health aide can arrange for Kosher Meals on Wheels delivery and
provide transportation to a doctor's office when necessary. If you know
a Holocaust survivor who could benefit from these services, contact Amy
Dorfman at (732) 774-6886.
SUMMER BAND
HAZLET: Hazlet Recreation again will sponsor a summer band program for
boys and girls in grades 4 to 6 who currently play a band instrument in
Hazlet schools. The cost is $65 for the five-week program, which begins
July 5. Registration is through May 30 at the recreation office, 1776
Union Ave. For information, call (732) 739-0653.
STAR SENIORS
MONMOUTH COUNTY: Sheriff Joseph W. Oxley and Office on Aging Executive
Director John A. Wanat have established the Gold Star Senior Travel
Program at Howell Senior Center. The program provides emergency
identification for senior citizens. The ID can be carried in the glove
compartment when traveling by car. The special identification form is
meant to assist first responders with identifying a senior should they
become ill or involved in a motor vehicle accident. For information on
obtaining a Gold Star identification card, call (732) 431-7139.
GARDEN SPEAKERS
MIDDLETOWN: The Master Gardener Association of Monmouth County has
speakers available for speaking slots for any organization's meetings.
The association will speak on gardening topics from growing roses and
generating compost to Japanese beetles and Jersey woodchucks. Call
Jeanne Lynch at (732) 458-2121.
LANGUAGE TESTING
FREEHOLD: Brookdale Community College is offering free language testing
for non-native speakers of English. Call Rita Toro at Brookdale's
Western Monmouth Higher Education Center at (732) 625-7048.
NURSING SPEAKERS
RED BANK: Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey offers speakers
on a range of health-related topics to civic groups and organizations.
Health screenings for cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension and
osteoporosis are offered. Call (732) 219-7451.
COMPOSTING TIPS
MIDDLETOWN: Books and videos on composting are available at county
libraries and the Monmouth County Home Composing Demonstration Site at
Deep Cut Gardens, Red Hill Road. Residents can call the Monmouth County
recycling hotline at (732) 577-8400 to be put on a mailing list.
EPILEPSY WORK
HELPING HANDS of the Epilepsy Foundation is seeking volunteers 35 and
older in Ocean and Monmouth counties to work with families with
special-needs children younger than 12. Call (732) 262-8020.
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