We
received the following information in the inbox of Decarcerate the Garden
State.
Since
this information could be useful including to families of
"system-involved" youth we are publicizing this information.
We
do so as a public service but to be clear we are not the sponsoring
organization, only forwarding information about this good effort of
"Helping Parents Help Their Children"
Helping
Parents Help Their Children
June
2016 Events
June
15, 2016, 11AM - 1PM: Support Group for Parents & Family Members Raising
Children with Emotional and Behavioral Challenges
NJPC
Office, Trinitas Regional Medical Center, 655 E Jersey Street, Elizabeth, NJ
07206. Registration is requested and Refreshments Served.
June
18, 2016, 11AM - 2PM: Legal Services Clinic
Free
for parents and caregivers raising system-involved youth. Be sure to bring all
your court documents, evaluations and anything else you may want an attorney to
review on your behalf. Grassman Hall, Trinitas Regional Medical Center, 655 E
Jersey Street, Elizabeth, NJ 07206. Refreshments Served.
June
18, 2016, 12PM-2 PM: Families' Coalition of Justice-Involved Youth Meeting
Open
to parents, caregivers, and family members of youth involved in the justice
system interested in reforming the juvenile justice system in New Jersey.
Grassman Hall, Trinitas Regional Medical Center, 655 E Jersey Street,
Elizabeth, NJ 07206. Refreshments Served.
June
28, 2016, 2016, 7PM-8PM: New Jersey Youth Coalition Meeting & Phone
Conference
A
phone conference open to youth who have current or prior or current involvement
in the juvenile justice and/or mental health system. Contact Jose atjoser@njparentcaucus.org or Duvall at 973-563-0660 or NJPC at 908-994-7257 to
register and receive conference phone number and password.
Registration
is recommended for all event. All flyers are available for download on
newjerseyparentscaucus.org. For more information contact us at 908-994-7471 or
email info@njparentcaucus.org. All events are available on NJPC's calendar at
newjerseyparentscaucus.org/njpccalendar.
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