| Department |
Service |
Counties
Served |
Budget |
Number of Unduplicated Clients
and Services |
Outcome |
| CHILD ENRICHMENT SERVICES |
Early Head Start |
Morris
Sussex
Warren |
$1,169,565 |
174 children |
12,720 hours promoting literacy and child
development activities during home visits. |
| Even Start Family Literacy |
Sussex |
$19,858 |
18 adults
30 children |
18 parents had access to GED, ABE, ESL and parent
training; 30 children had access to literacy services. |
| Family Child Care |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$112,220 |
488 adults |
277 family child care providers met state registration
requirements. |
| Head Start |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$3,207,370 |
315 children |
315 children enrolled in the program increased early math
skills by 28%; increased vocabulary skills by 15%. |
New Jersey Cares for
Kids Vouchers |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$2,292,730 |
684 adults
1,206 children |
Child care subsidy was provided to 441 low income
families to increase their access to work, training or
education. |
Phillipsburg Family
Resource Center |
Warren |
$299,250 |
335 households |
Improvement made in parenting, health, child care and
literacy services for 335 Phillipsburg families with children
through age six. |
| Preschool Children's Center |
Warren |
$694,033 |
136 children |
114 families were employed or in training while 136
children were provided with NAEYC accredited early
childhood curriculum services. |
Quality Infant Toddler
Initiative |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$261,320 |
1,299 adults
761 children |
1,299 child care professionals trained on health and safety
needs of children; 761 children given access to preventative
health screenings. |
Sussex County Superior
Court Care |
Sussex |
$51,680 |
404 adults
599 children |
404 adults were given access to child care while attending
court business; 599 children were spared from the distress
of exposure to court proceedings. |
Work First New Jersey
Vouchers |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$1,021,556 |
368 adults
610 children |
Child care subsidy provided to 349 former welfare
participants who were able to attend GED, ABE, training
or work. |
| ECONOMIC AND EMPLOYMENT BUILDING SERVICES |
Family Loan Program |
Bergen, Hunterdon,
Morris, Passaic,
Somerset, Sussex,
Warren |
$104,000 |
135 households |
Provided $42,000 in revolving loan funding; assisted 23
families remain working twenty hours or more. |
| |
Family Self-Sufficiency |
Morris
Passaic |
$235,000 |
79 households |
36 obtained employment; 4 obtained self-sufficiency; 24
enrolled in training; 6 increased employability; 52
increased financial literacy skills. |
| |
Individual Development
Account Program |
Hunterdon, Morris,
Passaic, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$364,235 |
100 individuals |
20 participants graduated and obtained asset purchases
valued at $1,405,200. |
| |
Transitions
Center for Women |
Warren |
$120,000 |
84 adults |
21 women received Federal training grants to pursue
education and training; 5 enrolled in college; 18
employment focused workshops completed; 80 counseled
in career development; 9 obtained employment. |
| EMERGENCY SERVICES |
Emergency Energy
Services |
Hunterdon, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$229,590 |
752 households |
752 households received emergency assistance to
maintain home heating during the winter. |
| Homeless Hotline |
Warren |
$4,800 |
236 individuals |
Provided temporary emergency housing to 65 families
without shelter. |
Housing Assistance for
Persons with AIDS |
Warren |
$36,000 |
22 individuals |
15 households avoided eviction; provided utility
assistance to 7 households. |
Low Income Home
Energy Assistance
Program |
Hunterdon, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$1,876,472 |
4,696
households |
Provided $1,700,000 in supplemental energy assistance. |
NJ Statewide Heating and
Referral for Energy
Services |
Hunterdon
Sussex
Warren |
$1,200 |
80 households |
Leveraged $22,775 energy assistance grants to assist
households maintain utility service. |
| HOUSING SERVICES |
Elder Cottage Housing
Opportunities |
Hunterdon, Morris,
Somerset, Sussex,
Warren |
$1,499,700 |
9 elder
households |
Independent housing provided to 9 elderly households on
relative's property. |
| |
First Time Home Buyers
Program |
Hunterdon, Morris,
Passaic, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$31,700 |
45 households |
45 households educated on home buying process; 4
households received mortgage pre-approval and 2
mortgages obtained. |
| |
Housing Counseling and
Coordinator Services |
Hunterdon, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$28,430 |
93 households |
Assisted 61 households maintain or achieve housing
affordability; assisted 32 elderly/disabled adults maintain
independent living. |
| |
Robin Hill Apartments |
Hunterdon |
$362,200 |
36 households |
Safe and affordable housing for 76 individuals. |
| |
Safe Housing |
Sussex
Warren |
$16,000 |
43 elder
households |
Health and safety repairs made for 43 households. |
| |
Sussex Senior Apartments |
Sussex |
$114,000 |
11 elder
households |
Safe and affordable housing for 11 elderly individuals. |
| |
Weatherization Assistance |
Hunterdon, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$312,040 |
174 households |
$47,676 energy dollars conserved. |
| INFORMATION, OUTREACH AND REFERRAL SERVICES |
Child Care Resource and
Referral |
Hunterdon,
Sussex, Warren |
$362,540 |
8,992 adults
3,210 children |
947 parents had improved access to child care services;
1,686 child care professionals trained; 7,179 technical
assistance calls answered. |
| |
First Call For Help/
2-1-1 |
Warren |
$107,300 |
6,800 adults |
8,521 referrals to community service providers;
$42,500 advocated from the community for basic needs. |
| |
Post TANF Outreach and
Referral |
Morris
Sussex
Warren |
$75,000 |
700 households |
Provided 434 referrals for supportive services to assist
families remain free of public assistance. |
| NUTRITION SERVICES |
Child Care Food Program |
Hunterdon,
Sussex, Warren |
$290,076 |
769 children |
73,160 snacks provided and 128,723 meals provided
that met the USDA meal pattern requirement. |
| |
Food Bank |
Hunterdon,
Sussex, Warren |
$655,312 |
130 agencies |
Distributed 1,690,655 pounds of food resulting in a
savings to agencies of $3,239,040 in retail food costs. |
| |
Women, Infants and
Children Supplemental
Nutrition Program |
Hunterdon, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
$3,261,500 |
9,049
individuals |
Improved the health and nutrition status of 9,049 women,
infants and children during critical periods of growth and
development. |
| VOLUNTEER SERVICES |
Retired and Senior
Volunteer Program |
Morris, Sussex,
Warren |
$249,000 |
1,224 adults |
Facilitated 149,547 hours of volunteer services
throughout the communities representing an estimated
savings of $2,570,713. |
| |
NORWESCAP Programs |
Hunterdon, Morris,
Passaic, Somerset,
Sussex, Warren |
In-Kind |
1,100 adults |
Utilized 1,100 volunteers throughout the agency
providing 104,785 volunteer hours representing an
estimated savings of $1,781,358 to the agency. |