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The Service Directory SOMERSET COUNTY OFFICE OF YOUTH SERVICES. for the children of Somerset County. - 13th Edition
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1 Serving Youth SOMERSET COUNTY OFFICE OF YOUTH SERVICES Changing Lives The Service Directory for the children of Somerset County - 13th Edition
3 INTRODUCTION This compendium of resources has been prepared by the Somerset County Youth Services Commission. Its goal is to provide those individuals working with the County s youth a concise guide to the services being offered to Somerset County residents between birth and 19 years. Programs and services are listed alphabetically in the Directory; however, a cross reference is provided beginning on Page 300. The Cross Reference separates agencies or institutions into 21 service categories based on the types of services offered. There is also a listing of Hotlines that can be called for information, referral or emergency situations. In addition to supplying the name, address, phone number and hours, each listing gives information on the referral process, services provided, transportation availability and fee. It should be noted that the hours and fees for agencies and institutions change periodically. We suggest calling to verify this information. This booklet is the thirteenth updated edition of the original, which was published in September of It is the intention of the Youth Services Commission to keep the compendium current through periodic updating. For additional copies, please complete the form on the last page. Thirteeth Edition published 2014
4 HOTLINES EMERGENCY SERVICES - 24 HOURS AL-ANON/ALATEEN (973) INFORMATION SERVICES ALCOHOL HOTLINE (800) CHILD ABUSE (877) NJABUSE (877) Children s Mobile Response & Stabilization Services (877) COCAINE HOTLINE (800) Early Intervention System (NJEIS) (888) njei-info (888) FAMILY CRISIS (908) INTERVENTION UNIT (FCIU) Monday Thursday 8:30 am 8:00 pm Friday 8:30 am 4:30 pm After-hours (908) PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY (908) SCREENING SERVICE (PESS) HYACINTH FOUNDATION (908) NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS (800) NATIONAL AIDS HOTLINE (800) (Spanish) (800) (Deaf) (800)
5 NATIONAL RUNAWAY (800) RUNAWAY HOTLINE (800) NATIONAL STD HOTLINE (800) PREGNANCY AID AND (908) INFORMATION CENTER RAPE CRISIS SERVICES (908) OF SOMERSET COUNTY Resource Center of Somerset (866) SOMERSET OPERATION SHELTER (800)
6 ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES HUNTERDON BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADOLESCENT INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT PROGRAM Hunterdon Medical Center 2100 Wescott Drive Flemington, NJ Telephone: (908) (908) (emergency number) Website: Hours: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm (Monday - Thursday) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Friday) Referral Process: Schools, juvenile justice system, social service agencies, doctors, and families may call for an appointment. This agency serves Hunterdon County and adjacent areas with priority given to Hunterdon County residents who have an addiction or heavy substance use. Serves age 10 to mature adult. Services Provided: Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program provides comprehensive intensive therapeutic services to adolescents with moderate to severe mental disturbances. Services include individual, group and family counseling, psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Other services include substance abuse evaluations, individual counseling, family counseling, and a weekly early intervention group for adolescents. Transportation: County LINK system for eligible clients. Fee: Sliding scale fee for those who qualify. Most third party insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare are accepted. 2
7 AGAPE HOUSE - VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA DELAWARE VALLEY East Main Street Somerville, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Referral Process: Clients must be homeless and receive public assistance. Agape House receives client referrals through the local boards of Social Services (i.e. Somerset, Middlesex, Morris, Warren and Hunterdon Counties). Most clients receive emergency assistance. Agape House also accepts referrals from other agencies such as Division of Child Protective & Permanency, Adult Protective Services, and parole boards. Services Provided: Volunteers of America Agape House is a 60- bed shelter providing emergency shelter and services to homeless families, single men and women. Residents receive 24-hour staff support and supervision, case management, child enrichment, life skill workshops, supplemental food, clothing, and household items. Languages Spoken: English. Transportation: The Somerset County Board of Social Services provides transportation on an as-needed basis. Please call for details and arrangements. Fee: Paid by the Somerset County Board of Social Services, or other county or municipal social service agency. A 3
8 AL-ANON/ALATEEN NORTH JERSEY INFORMATION SERVICES, INC. 73 South Fullerton Avenue, 2nd Floor Montclair, NJ Telephone: (973) (24-hour answering machine) Website: Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (24-hour answering machine) Referral Process: Individuals in need of help should call the agency to determine meeting times and locations in their local area. Serves anyone who is living with or affected by someone s drinking problem. Individuals residing in North Jersey are eligible. Services Provided: Program provides a group forum in which shared experiences of coping with the disease of alcoholism can help in giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic s family. Teaches self-improvement to family members and demonstrates that progress is not achieved through criticizing or condemning the alcoholic, and suggests constructive ways of dealing with someone s alcoholic behavior. Program provides Al- Anon and Alateen meetings, locations and times. Transportation: None. Fee: None. 4
9 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 2400 Morris Avenue, Suite 106 Union, NJ Telephone: (908) (800) Website: Hours: 24-hour phone is answered by a recovering alcoholic. Referral Process: This agency serves those individuals who reside in the State of New Jersey who have a desire to stop drinking. Once this agency is contacted, someone from the caller s area is contacted to return a call to the individual and follow up with services. Services Provided: Services provided are AA meetings for those individuals who wish to stop drinking. Transportation: There is no regular transportation provided. However, for the first meeting, a person may be picked up by the contact person. Fee: None. A ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS YOUTH GROUP MEETING Telephone: Please contact (908) or (800) for area youth group meetings. 5
10 ALTERNATIVES, INC. Permanent Housing 600 First Avenue Raritan, NJ Telephone: (908) ext. 248 Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Referral Process: Contact Alternatives, Inc. at (908) x248. Services Provided: Permanent and supportive housing, case management, daily living skill training, supportive counseling, recreation and employment linkage for adults with mental illness. Services are based on the needs of the individual. Transportation: Transportation provided by program staff. Fee: Subsidized Housing. 6
11 ALTERNATIVES, INC. Transitional Housing 600 First Avenue Raritan, NJ Telephone: (908) ext. 248 Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Referral Process: Contact Alternatives, Inc. at (908) x248. Referrals are then screened by the Somerset County Board of Social Services and Alternatives, Inc. Clinical Staff. Applicants must be (TANF), GA or SSI Eligible. All others will be evaluated by Alternatives, Inc., staff. Services Provided: Temporary housing for up to 12 months, case management, daily living skill training, supportive counseling, recreation, employment linkage and assistance with permanent housing location. Transportation: Transportation provided by program staff. Fee: Contact Alternatives. A 7
12 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Northwest New Jersey Region 7 Ridgedale Avenue, Suite 103 Cedar Knolls, NJ Telephone: (973) (973) Fax: (908) Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Website: Referral Process: Social workers, immediate family members, and individual patients call agency for information and assistance. Serves any age individuals residing in Somerset County. Services Provided: The unit provides research, guidance, information, transportation, educational programs for cancer patients and families, support groups, limited financial assistance, and educational programs promoting cancer awareness and prevention in schools, businesses, churches, and the medical community. Transportation: Provided by volunteers. Fee: None. 8
13 AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF SOMERSET COUNTY (ACLU) FREE LEGAL CLINIC A Mailing Address: P.O. Box 374 Somerville, NJ Telephone: (908) Website: Hours: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm on the second Thursday of the month, except August and on holidays. Meetings are held in the atrium of the Administration Building at 20 Grove Street in Somerville. Referral Process: No formal process. The usual sources of referrals are the court, community agencies, friends, family, and newspapers. However, anyone in need of legal advice and who cannot afford a lawyer can access the service by calling for information. Services Provided: Provides brief legal advice to sort out the issues and to make referrals to appropriate agencies. No appointment is necessary. Serves all ages of legal standing who reside in Somerset County. Does not provide legal advice over the phone. Can serve 12 (one at a time) per evening. Written requests for advice should include all relevant documents. Please send Xerox copies, not original papers. Transportation: None. Fee: None. 9
14 AMERICAN HEART and Stroke ASSOCIATION 1 Union Street, Suite 301 Robbinsville, NJ Telephone: (609) Fax: (609) Website: Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Services Provided: The association provides public information, speakers, and school education programs. American Heart Association also provides information on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) courses, advanced cardiac and pediatric life support programs. Visit the websites for the latest information. Transportation: None. Fee: None. 10
15 ANCHOR HOUSE 482 Centre Street Trenton, NJ Telephone: (609) Fax: (609) Website: Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Referral Process: Children may walk in or call for help, but an appointment is preferred. Program serves children ages 10 to 17 from any area, usually Mercer County, who have run away from home. Other social service agency referrals are accepted. The agency does not serve women who are 3 or more months pregnant. Services Provided: Services provided include shelter and trained professional counseling for youth ages 10 to 17. Anchor House offers individual, family, and group counseling, school outreach, street outreach, and a transitional living program. Anchor House can shelter up to 12 residents for up to 30 days. Out-of-county residents may stay up to two weeks. Transportation: Local transportation can be provided for some programs. Fee: None. A 11
16 ARC OF SOMERSET COUNTY AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM and Saturday Respite Program 141 South Main Street Manville, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm (Monday - Friday) 10:00 am - 3:00 pm (Saturday) Referral Process: All clients are referred through the Department of Children and Families/Performcare (page 194): Services Provided: After school program for children ages 6 to 21 and an after work program for adults ages 22 and older. Transportation: Transportation home provided at the end of the day. Fee: None. 12
17 ARC OF SOMERSET COUNTY Jerry Davis Early Childhood Center 141 South Main Street Manville, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: Parents, school districts, Special Child Health Services, Division of Developmental Disabilities, and Division of Child Protection & Permanency, physicians, families may call the office for applications and information. Services Provided: Early intervention services are provided for infants and toddlers deemed eligible. Developmental Day Care and Preschool classes are available for children with and without disabilities. After School Program and Saturday Respite Program are available for children with developmental disabilities between the ages of 5 and 21. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals and groups. Individual and group therapy for children, birth to age 7 is also available. Transportation: None. Fee: There is a sliding scale fee for the Developmental Daycare Program and Early Intervention. No fee for After School, and Saturday Respite Programs. A 13
18 ARC OF SOMERSET COUNTY (PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER PROGRAM) 141 South Main Street Manville, NJ Telephone: (908) , ext. 636 and 637 Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: PACT is a parenting education program for families headed by individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Parents, school districts, social service agencies, NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities and/or medical providers may call the office for referral information. Services Provided: PACT s goal is to help children and families participate in school and community agencies, seek, obtain and use the services they need to keep their children socially and emotionally healthy, and educationally on track to finish their education. PACT will help youth obtain skills leading to employment or continuing education, so the youth are prepared for the world of work. PACT helps families locate, navigate and participate in the service array so their children achieve more in school and have workplace readiness skills to sustain him/herself in the labor force. Transportation: Provided for all services noted. Fee: Parenting Education Services are free of charge. Developmental Day Care has a sliding scale fee. 14
19 ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION - NEW JERSEY CHAPTER 555 Route 1 South, Suite 320 Iselin, NJ Telephone: (732) Answering machine after-hours. (888) (Toll Free) Fax: (732) Website: Keyword: New Jersey Hours: 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: Usual sources of referrals include physicians, other health professionals, friends, families, and self-referrals. Serves New Jersey residents of all ages with arthritis and related diseases. Services Provided: Public information and education, professional education, funding arthritis research, fitness programs, and programs for children with arthritis and their families, including social events and a sleep-away camp. Languages Spoken: English and Spanish. Transportation: None. Fee: None for most services. A membership costs $20.00 for one year and includes subscriptions to the Chapter Newsletter and Arthritis Today magazine. Call for information on exercise program fees. A 15
20 BACHARACH INSTITUTE FOR REHABILITATION 61 W. Jimmie Leeds Road Pomona, NJ Telephone: (609) Website: Hours: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: The patient must be medically stable and have a physician s prescription for therapy. The usual sources of referrals are physicians, child study teams, social workers, and other child health care professionals. Programs serve children from birth to age 18 who have speech and hearing disorders, developmental delays, and orthopedic and neurological conditions including cerebral palsy, MS, spina bifida, etc. Services Provided: Physical, occupational and speech therapies, audiology, psychology, therapeutic recreation, rehabilitation nursing, vocational rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics. Physical therapy is offered at the Bacharach Outpatient Rehabilitation. Centers in 15 locations. Transportation: Bacharach Institute for Rehabilitation provides transportation for some outpatients who must be accompanied by a parent. Fee: Fees vary according to the services provided. Medicaid is accepted as well as licensed/certified managed care insurance. 16
21 BEACON HOUSE CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIOCESE OF TRENTON th Avenue Neptune, NJ Telephone: (732) Hours: Referral Process: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week DCP&P referrals only Services Provided: This is Monmouth County s first transitional group home for young men ages 17 to 21. The primary purpose of the program is to teach the young men how to live independently and responsibly. Beacon House staff offer life skills education and counseling services. The five residents also attend outside programs to learn a trade, finish high school or earn a college degree. Transportation: Provided. Public transportation training also provided. Fee: DCP&P contract b 17
22 BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE CONSULTANTS 65 Mountain Boulevard, Suite 210 Warren, NJ Telephone: (732) Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: The usual sources of referrals are doctors, clients, and Employee Assistance Programs. Client should call the office to make an appointment. Serves all ages residing in Somerset, Union, and Middlesex counties. Services Provided: Services provided include addiction education, family, group, and individual counseling, hypnosis, nutritional assessments, psychological testing, psychotherapy, crisis intervention, and referral to inpatient and outpatient treatment programs. Can serve 5 clients at any one time. Those that seem to benefit most are alcoholics, adult children of alcoholics, and people with family stress or anxiety problems. Transportation: None. Fee: $ to $ per session. Some insurance companies will cover the fee. Does not accept insurance. 18
23 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS of HUNTERDON, SOMERSET and Warren COUNTIES 2 West Washington Avenue, 210 P.O. Box 123 Washington, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: Referral Process: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm (Monday - Friday) Parents or volunteers call the agency directly. Services Provided: Youth mentoring services for children (between the ages of 5 and 14) in Hunterdon and Somerset Counties. Transportation: None. Fee: None. B 19
24 BONNIE BRAE EDUCATIONAL AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER 3415 Valley Road - P.O. Box 825 Liberty Corner, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: Child-study teams, Youth Case Management, Care Management Organizations, families, and the Division of Child Protection & Permanency refer clients. Social history, psychological evaluation with IQ scores, psychiatric evaluation, and IEP with current reading level are reviewed prior to interview. Clients must be classified as emotionally disturbed. Clients are males ages 11 to 18. Referral needs to be assigned by PerformCare. Services Provided: Services provided include the fully approved NJ Private School for the Disabled Special Education Program: academic and vocational, and the Residential Treatment Program. Individual, group, family, and milieu therapy. At any one time, 97 residential clients may be served (92 on campus and 5 in New Brunswick). There is a MICA (Mentally Ill Chemical Abusers) program that follows the 12-step model. A Sex Offenders Treatment Program is also available. 20 (continued on next page)
25 BONNIE BRAE EDUCATIONAL AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT CENTER (continued) B Specialized Services Offered: Sex Offender Assessment/ Treatment Fire Specific MICA Languages Spoken: English, Spanish. Transportation: Transportation provided for home/family visits. Fee: Call office for current rates. 21
26 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Patriots Path Council 1 Saddle Road Cedar Knolls, NJ Telephone: (973) Fax: (973) Website: Hours: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (Monday, Wed, Friday) 9:00 am - 9:00 pm (Tuesday and Thursday) 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (Saturday) Evening hours by appointment. Referral Process: This program serves boys grades 1-12 and high school age girls from Morris, Sussex, Somerset, Union, and parts of Middlesex Counties. Some programs have age restrictions. Serves handicapped youth. Services Provided: The Council exists to support a variety of programs for boys of various ages and teen-age girls. The goal of all programs is to develop character, give citizenship training, and to promote physical and mental fitness. In addition to the traditional Cub and Boy Scout and Venturing programs, the council offers child abuse prevention training to adults and youth from community organizations as well as Scouting families at no cost. 22 (continued on next page)
27 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (continued) B Exploring is a co-ed program for teens. Youth participants are organized into groups around interest areas leading to careers. Groups exist in medicine, law enforcement, aviation, and more. Learning for Life is designed to outreach to youth in urban centers or with disabilities that prevent them from participation in traditional programs. This program is offered in school during the day. It works on the same goals as traditional scouting, but does not include the out-of-doors dimension. It is designed to be a supplement to the teacher s schedule with specifically prepared learning materials for the children, along with recognition pieces for achievement and a teacher s guide with lesson plans. Transportation: Provided by parents. Fee: Call for information. 23
28 BRAHMA HOUSE Somerset Home For Temporarily Displaced Children 49 Brahma Avenue Bridgewater, NJ Mailing Address: Somerset Home P. O. Box 6871 Bridgewater, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) Website: Hours: 24 hours a day / 7 days a week Referral Process: Referrals are made through the Division of Child Protection & Permanency & Children s System of Care, Family Court, any youth serving agency throughout New Jersey, or selfreferrals (walk-ins). Any agency or individual who wants to refer a youth to the program should call and ask for a case manager. Brahma House primarily serves Somerset County youth, however, youth from other counties are accepted on an emergency basis. Admission is based on the individual needs of the youth and availability of bed space. Youth who are considered severely emotionally disturbed, pregnant past first trimester, severely handicapped, or physically aggressive, or have a history of fire setting will not be considered. 24 (continued on next page)
29 BRAHMA HOUSE (continued) B Services Provided: Brahma House serves 16 boys and girls, ages 13 to 18, and provides shelter, food, individual counseling, family therapy, referral to other services, and advocacy. The director and case management staff monitor treatment plans for residents, and a certified teacher provides basic skills education in the in-house school program called the Transitional Learning Center (TLC). The youth counselor staff provides direct supervision and support to youth, implementing numerous programs and daily activities. Street outreach staff are also available to work with adolescents in Somerset County who are living on the street or in other unsafe environments. Transportation: Transportation can be arranged. Fee: Paid by the Division of Child Protection & Permanency & Children s System of Care, Somerset County and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 25
30 BRIDGE, THE 14 Park Avenue Caldwell, NJ Website: Telephone: (973) Fax: (973) Hours: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Other Locations: 1065 Clinton Avenue Irvington, NJ Ph: (973) Fax: (973) Grove Street Irvington, NJ Ph: (973) Fax: (973) Clinton Avenue Irvington, NJ Ph: (973) Fax: (973) Referral Process: Crisis units, police, DCP&P, courts, probation, school counselors, parents, and self-referents contact the agency and arrange for an appointment and evaluation. Serves male and female individuals age 12 and older. Services Provided: Individual, group, and family counseling for substance abuse, mental health, and adjustment issues. Family preservation services, school-based services, intensive outpatient for substance abuse, groups for teen mothers and young fathers, and parent skills education. Transportation: None. Fee: Sliding scale fee is used. 26
31 CAMP CROMWELL Boys Club of New York Robert M. Gardiner School 900 Vosseller Avenue Martinsville, NJ Other Location: The Boys Club of New York 287 East 10 th Street New York, NY Telephone: Fax: (732) Somerset County (212) New York City (732) Somerset County (212) New York City Referral Process: Referrals come from School Guidance Departments and Principals. Services Provided: Since 2006, the Boys Club of New York has provided twelve Somerset County rising sixth, seventh, and eighth grade boys with the opportunity to increase their English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Language and study skills while promoting greater confidence and a stronger self-image through a six week summer camp at the Robert M. Gardiner School, and an after school program during the academic year. A particular emphasis is placed on enhancing study skills and learning patterns through reading, writing, and oral expression. While the focus of the BCNY s program is mainly academics and character development, athletics, recreation, environmental studies, cultural arts programs, special activities, and field trips are also important program components. Transportation: Is provided. Fee: Call for summer school and after school program fees. C 27
32 CAMP JOTONI ARC OF SOMERSET COUNTY 51 Old Stirling Road Warren, NJ Telephone: (908) (908) when camp is in session Fax: (908) Hours: 9:00 am - 3:00 pm during day camp 24/7 hours per day during residential camp AM and PM extended care offered for an additional fee. Referral Process: Parents, schools, DCP&P, and DDD can refer. CAMP JOTONI serves individuals with developmental disabilities ages 5 to adult. Call office for information and applications. New campers must be interviewed on site prior to acceptance in the program. Residential camp limited to 40 campers per session. There are 2 two-week sessions and 4 one-week sessions offered per season. Day camp runs for 7 weeks. Extended camp session for 3 weeks for Somerset and Union County residents only with a referral from the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities Services Provided: Services provided at the day and residential camp include arts and crafts, games, nature, physical education, music and swimming. Field trips and special events each session. All meals and snacks provided. Nurse on site. Transportation: Provided within Somerset County only with various bus stops located throughout the county. Out-of-county residents must meet the bus in these areas or provide own transportation. Fee: Please contact camp for weekly rates. 28
33 CAMP NEJEDA FOUNDATION, INC. FOR CHILDREN WITH DIABETES P.O. Box Saddleback Road Stillwater, NJ Telephone: (973) Fax: (973) Website: Hours: Camp season: June - August Office is open year round: Monday - Friday Referral Process: Brochures and applications can be downloaded from Services Provided: The camp provides the following activities: hiking, biking, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, archery, low ropes challenge course, photography, arts and crafts, roller-skating, offsite trips, movies, dances, basketball, soccer, and more. Regular Camp Sessions and Special Programs: Please contact Camp for session dates and camp fees. Transportation: For 18 Years and older who are going to College or starting adult life.. Fee: There is a $50.00 registration fee required when application is submitted. Registration fee is non-refundable and not part of the camp fee. Early registration (by March) is recommended. C 29
34 CAMP OKEE-SUNOKEE Somerset County Park Commission P.O. Box 5327 North Branch, NJ Telephone: (908) Fax: (908) TDD: NJ Relay 711 Website: Hours: Camp program is a 6-week session from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm (Monday - Friday) Referral Process: Schools, parents, social service agencies, and recreation departments are usual sources of referrals. Parents and guardians may request and submit an application, the classroom teacher completes a school data form, the family physician submits a medical report and parent also completes a swimming and emergency form. Campers must be between the ages of 6 and 14 and have an educational classification of a learning disability (CI, Specific Learning Disability). Children who are diagnosed with Asperger s Syndrome may be considered. Evaluation of new campers, in the school setting, is a required part of the registration process. Residents of Somerset County are given priority. Campers must be ambulatory and independent in personal care. Services Provided: Program includes arts and crafts, music, group games, sports, nature activities, cooking, swimming, and field trips. Campers have an opportunity to develop recreational and social skills. Self-confidence and educational growth are enhanced through participation in the many activities offered. Camp nurse on duty during camp hours. Extended day available for additional fee. Transportation: None. Parents try to arrange car pools. Fee: Please contact for current fees. Financial assistance available to Somerset County residents. 30
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Wherever I go in Britain I always try and look in the local history museums, heritage centres and churches.
In July Ann and I were in Penzance for a short holiday and to see Surrey Opera's performance of the Benjamin Britten's 'Midsummer's Night Dream' at the open air Minack Thetare overlooking the sea.
At Penzance's Penlee House there is an exhibition of local history. Four things took my interest.
· Sambo's Row
Mention was made in the exhibition of a road called 'Sambo's Row'. Katie Herbert, the curator, tells me: 'Local rumour has it that these houses, and then the Crysede factory, were built on a field previously inhabited by a black donkey whose nickname was Sambo.'
· Roller skating
During the Edwardian boom investment was made through the Penzance Palace and Skating Rink Ltd. One of the Directors was E. W. Phillips, who was also Manager of the Rink Department at Keith Prowse & Co Ltd, and a Director of the Rink Owners Association. Katie Herbert, the curator, tells me that as far as she knows no one has written about roller skating in the town. Its collection includes glass from Penzance Palace and Skating Rinks. 'The glass has a moulded pattern around the top and the royal coat of arms with "Penzance Palace and Skating Rinks, Ltd" acid-etched below. The Palace and Skating Rink was situated in New Street, with the picture palace above the skating rink. It opened in December 1909 but burnt down on the night of 17th April 1914, as reported in "The Cornishman" of April 18th 1914. The palace was described in "The Official Guide to Penzance 1911 -1914" as having "a maple floor, a splendid electric orchestra and electric light".'
A little more research on the internet provides details about the opening of the rink in Rosalind Claire Leveridge's DPhil thesis 'Limelights and shadows': popular and visual culture in South West England, 1880-1914' (Exeter University. 2011), and the compnay was struck off the companies register in 1917 (London Gazette. December 1917).
My Cousin Tom playbill 1839
This playbill advertises 'For one night only at the assembly rooms Union Hotel Penzance. Master B Grossmith in My Cousin Tom. 29 October 1839.'
Born in 1825 Benjamin Grossmith was famous as a child and juvenile actor. Research on the internet tells us that he continued to perform this play e.g. at Dublin's Adelphi Theatre on 8 January 1841. (Dublin Morning Register) as part of this 'great Juvenile Monodramatic Actor's appearance in his unparalleled Comic Entertainmenis, MY COUSIN TOM. POETS. PROCTORS, AND DOCTORS, AND EYES RIGHT! In which he makes above Sixty Changes, Transitiona, and Metamorphoses, in his Character'. The British Museum has a broadside 'advertising the performance of Master B. Grossmith, the six year old actor prodigy, in 23 stage characters at the New Assembly Room, Peacock Inn, Northampton on "Wednesday evening next, May 15th, 1833"; with woodcut decorations of his various roles.
His older brother William Robert Grosssmith (b. 1818) also performed as a child e.g. at the New Theatre, Bridgnorth, on 6 August, 1825. (Black Country Bugle website). A book about William's life was quickly written going into a second edition in 1827: 'The life and theatrical excursions of William Robert Grossmith, the juvenile actor'; republished in 1839. The Victoria & Albert Museum has a painting, and the British Museum an etching of William playing Richard III.
Samuel Hodge, West Indian VC
Penlee House has the painting by Louis William Desanges 'The Capture of Tubabecelong, Gambia, 1866' which depicts Samuel Hodge (1840 – 14 January 1868) who was awarded the Victoria Cross in June 1867 for his role in the fighting. From Tortola in the British Virgin Islands, he was a member of the 4th West India Regiment. He died in 1868 serving in Belize. Penlee curator Katie tells me: 'This is actually one of the most popular paintings in our collection and a great number of historians and VC enthusiasts (mostly in the British Virgin Islands) have written articles on it.' Jeff Green has written about Hodge at
Hodge has also been written about (February 2016) as part of a Warwick University/British Library project.


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This month, we're limiting our dining reviews to farm-to-table restaurants—which is perhaps a misnomer since just about every dining establishment features food that began at a farm and ended at a table. These, however, are ones that have taken the shortest route from point A to point B.
Consider 1913 Restaurant (40 West Jackson Place, 396-3623), which opened late last year in the Omni Severin Hotel. It not only features Fischer Farm beef and Gunthrop Farm bacon, but also offers ketchup and mustard from local ingredients before pouring them into mini-jars (I didn't check if they had "Ball" written on the bottom).
Like any other trend, though, the bottom line has to be: Is it worth it? Does the pedigree of the product translate into a superior experience?
In the case of 1913, the answer is: Yes.
Oh, there are atmospheric issues that haven't quite been worked out. And some inconsistency with the service. Our server offered no menu guidance for first-timers and mistranslated, "We'll need another minute," into, "Come back in 12." But what he did bring was across-the-board wonderful—literally, since our appetizers arrived on actual boards.
Specifically, those were the Pickled and Jarred ($9) and the Cured and Preserved ($12), both eminently suitable for table sharing. The first featured Seckler Bread and Butter Pickles, Preserved Sweet 100's Cherry Tomatoes, and crunchy Salt 7 Pepper Beans with a hint of lemon and tarragon. On the meat side, the C&P offering included an assortment from Smoking Goose Meatery—Natural Duck Prosciutto (with an orange accent), Dodge City Salami (pork with fennel pollen and pink peppercorn), and Stagberry Salami. Both featured grilled bread slices as potential platforms. Also from the appetizer lineup came Indiana Onion Pie ($10), a quiche-like combo of caramelized onion, egg custard (cage-free, of course), and Harrison Bourbon Maple.
For lunch, the entrees focus on sandwiches: Shaved Root Beer Ham ($13) with Fair Oaks Cheddar on Butter Bread and the Breaded Pork Loin Sandwich ($14). In both cases, it would have been nice if we had been notified that the promised kettle chips had been replaced by fries. We quickly got over it, though—in fact, after one bite.
Both admittedly pricy sandwiches offered decided upgrades on the standard between-bread offerings elsewhere, the former memorable for its hint of root beer sweetness, the latter for its crisp, thin batter.
Of course, locals may balk at the signature local sandwich because it doesn't even have the guts to use the term "tenderloin."•
–Lou Harry
First in a month-long series of farm-to-table restaurant reviews.


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A Few Words on the Life and Death of Malice Afore Thought
Delivered by Joe C. Dunnyman, Priest of Antiseptis
Hi there, I'm Joe Dunnyman, servant of Antiseptis and the Gods of Clean, and I'm here to talk to you today about the dangers of green slime- what, who? Malice? Oh, right! Okay, let's start again
|However much it may smile or make funny noises,, DON'T trust it, kids!
Hi there, I'm Joe Dunnyman, servant of Antiseptis and the Gods of Clean, and I'm here to speak to you about Malice Afore Thought. He usually hung around with a gang that included Dread Noslum, Nack, Fiddlin' Joe (not me Joe, a different Joe), Elsjin, Manning, and Pete Loudly. He also knew some paladin guy named Sir Ward. They were apparently big pals despite havin'' totally different "alignments". It's been said that Malice didn't truly represent this thing called "Chaotic Evil". But he'd always say he just played things for the long game. Anyway, reason why I've been hangin' out with this group is because my boss in the sky, the Spotless Lord, has ordered me to clean up after 'em and minimize the mess they make. Yeah, fat chance of that.
I understand he was something of a celebrity with flail snails around these parts. I don't know much about snails, other than they can wreak havoc on yer garden. Some people race 'em, but I don't like that sorta thing. They leave this really nasty slime trail behind them. Kinda like Malice did right before he croaked. Just the thought of it makes my tummy a little urpy.
|Not sure what attraction he holds to these guys
Oh yeah, we were talkin' about Malice, right? Well, he was a thief or bounty hunter or somethin', I think, moonlightin' as an assassin. I don't recall if I ever saw him actually assassinate anybody, although I think he did backstab a few fellas, when he could stand on his own two feet. Anyway, I think he's also a white elf. When I got croaked and reincarnated in the skin of one of his kindred, he was always a real pal in teaching me the ins and outs of being an elf. Apparently you're supposed to be all high and mighty and smugly superior and stuff. Although I guess he could even be snooty to other elves, given how he was nobility or something fancy-pants like that. I think he was from the Cubed World city of Nornrick. Not that he was ever openly smugly superior, like a said a real good Joe, well, not a Joe since his name was Malice, but ya get the point.
I don't have the history with Malice that a lot of THE old hats do. I've only known him for about a year and a half. I think the first time I met him was during some high seas adventure. (Ya could tell it was high seas adventure because it was right in the captain's name- Albrecht of the High Seas, a friend of Malice and the rest). O' course, I was still wet behind the ears carryin' the robes back then, just outta my first adventure in the Doom Cave of the Crystal-Headed Children. But Malice, he was already old hat at the thuggery thing he does. Anyway, we got in a heap of trouble, since this big shot librarian guy got really, really mad at us for… I think it was not returning the library books on time.
|We used to have this ship that was also a library.
Since then, I've been on lots of adventures with Malice and his gang. Malice is something of a character; I guess what one could call an "elegant mess". He'd come up with some great fancy pants schemes, but then a lotta the time they'd become unglued by some fundamental, dumb mistake he made or just dumb luck. (Sometimes with Malice, it was hard to tell the difference.)
For instance, there was this one time we were fleeing for our dear lives from the Giant of Hate Mountain (as in, the Giant WAS the Mountain). We had to escape the mountain range lickety-split, so Malice suggested we snowboard our way down usin' our shields. Somehow I made it all the way down. But Malice musta tripped over his own two feet because early on he tipped over, and he bounced the rest of the way down the mountain.
Now I'm not saying that Malice was made of failure. He's pretty good at makin' up plans involving other people. His recruitment of underlings helped us break through the Lair of the Jackalmen. And I'm pretty sure we escaped the Time Dungeon only because he used some magic candle to gate in his paladin sister. She helped our gang fight past all the evil alternate timeline Pete Loudlys.
Malice died as he lived. That is, working out one of his creative schemes. In the dungeons beneath the royal palace of Gaxen Kane, we were runnin' around like chickens with their heads cut off. We managed to ditch the goblins that were hot on our heels. To get rid of a few of the little bastards in the next room, Malice thought it'd be great fun to use some of their own green slime against 'em. How would he do it? He attached a bucket to a string with the intent to swing the bucket into the next room. I remember thinkin', "Who does he think he is? Some kid home alone tryin' to make some bandits wets?"
|When yer parents told you to eat yer greens, they weren't talkin' about green SLIME!
I warned him not to make a mess like this. Make a mess, and you start getting sloppy. Get sloppy, and bad things happen. He didn't listen and went ahead with his plan. So the others open up the door, and Malice swings his bucket almost blindly. There's a "sploosh" sound, then it all went quiet. Malice pokes his head into the next room to check it for gobboes. Then, POW, he gets harpooned by three goblins and paralyzed by the Goblin Pope's tentacle hands.
|I hope I can get a hat like that one of these days.
The goblins proceed to drag him through the mess of green slime he made. Suffice it to say, we couldn't get to him before it chewed him up and spit him out as another stain of green slime. Now, this reminds me kids, green slime is DANGEROUS! Don't play with it; don't try to make traps out of it unless under the supervision of a trained adult.
Oh yeah, it wasn't the green slime that did him in for good. It was actually Fiddlin' Joe and some spit from the giant of the Time Dungeon. This spit is powerful stuff, able to reverse time on whatever it coats. Kinda like cosmic stain remover. So Fiddlin' Joe was panicking and he got sloppy and used too much stain remover. Not only did Malice de-age all the way before when he was born, but he de-aged to even before the birth of his race. Now turned into pre-elf pond scum, he's not just dead, he's deader than dead. Ya know, I really should look in my Book of Ritual Purifications and see what it says to do when ya use too much cosmic stain remover.
|The time reversal went a bit too quickly.
Malice is survived by his little brother, Deeds, and his 53,000 year old, demon-god slaying sister, whom he was apparently very jealous of. Being in his sibling's shadow all his life musta been a lulu for his brainpan. Maybe that's why Malice always reached for the stars only for them to tumble back down upon him? In any case, Malice's legacy (beyond the Aesop of not playing with fire, er, slime) is a void in the party. For all the messes he wrought, he was something of a balancing figure between the rest of the gang. He was somewhere between Knack's circumspect reserve and Fiddlin' Joe's "Get to it, ask questions later" answer for everything. He could sometimes even get Elsjin to focus and Manning to stop running away!
Plus, for a theoretical raving psychopath, Malice was always the "visionary" of the group. He was always one of the big pushers for pokin' out the Eyeball Golem of Vorn. Ya know, the one that's lordin' it over Nizadd like a big jerk? Yeah, that's why we were in Gaxen Kane in the first place. To swipe some tribal masks that would supposedly protect us from the Vorn Golem's beholder eye rays. (Side note, I understand that the Eyeball Golem of Vorn got unleashed upon the world thanks to another failed Malice scheme.)
With Malice gone and the mission for the Masks of Eyeball Golem Warding botched, we have yet to find new direction. Malice's replacement, Deeds Afore Thought, remains in his brother's shadow as much as Malice was in their sister's shadow. Mostly he grunts and threatens and sometimes stabs things a little bit. Judging by all the shenanigans the alternate Malices pulled in the Time Dungeon, the rest of the universe is probably better off with him dead. But it sure makes life a pain in the buns for us.
But all's not lost. We'll survive and adapt. We always do (okay, mostly always). And I understand that idiot magician Valentine MacGee may be schemin' up a few possibilities to bring Malice back, or a Malice back. Including one method created for a different hero but that never got used.


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The Young & Hungry Festival brings original plays and new voices to New Zealand audiences, directed and designed by top theatre industry professionals, with assistance from the most talented selection of young performers and technicians around. Come and see our future Peter Jackson's, Anna Paquin's and Taika Waititi's before they become stars!
The Young and Hungry Festival shows are purchased as a COMBO which include a ticket to both SECOND AFTERLIFE at 7PM, and UNCLE MINOTAUR at 8:30PM on the same night.


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My bad habits have changed from 'these are good coping skills and they help', to 'need to stop, but can't right now, I've fallen and I can't get up', to 'pansy, you can do this, I know you can!'
It's an uphill battle, these habits have been entrenched for so long. (for example, sleeping, the computer, going to the shrink's office and trying to solve the impossible) I'm climbing up without a knot on the bottom right now, so that makes it harder and scarier to keep at it.
But climbing I am. It's 9AM. It took me 15 minutes to turn off my alarm and get out of bed, but, I did not turn it off, or press snooze. I got up.
I am getting to the point where I am 'consciously bored'.. I no longer melt into the computer, or something. I am still on the computer a lot, but I am conscious and separate from it, itching at the fact that I know I want to do something else.
(Don't know what else to do, though)
But, I do have some 'this is good for you' things put down.. I am struggling to find other doable 'good for you' things, to fill up some space in a good way.
In the meantime, the only knot system I have right now is habitrpg.
(this helps too)
Anyway, you put your habits in there, good and bad, and your 'to do' tasks, and your daily things to do. It's like a rpg game (that's probably obvious, but anyway) You lose 'hit points' if you do a bad habit, or skip some of your 'dailies'. You gain experience and gold for doing good things, as well as 'drops' – food, or 'eggs' to hatch pets. There are 90 pets. The zombie ones and the skeleton ones are just plain scary, but anyway. Of the pets, you can turn them into 'mounts'. Also, you can buy equipment with all your gold. There's a community there, too, but y'all know me, I don't know how to open (or close) that door.
Here's me, currently =D
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Six years ago, a group of like-minded dentists came together to form the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. Unlike many of the options for restoring teeth, biomimetics is a philosophy that is based on our desire to maintain as much healthy tooth substance as possible. The procedures and protocols used for these techniques are dependent on modern advances in adhesive dentistry. Rather than cutting down teeth for crowns, the biomimetic dentist will only remove old filling material and any tooth structure that is decayed. Remaining tooth material is then strengthened with the application of Polyethylene Fiber that is chemically bonded to the tooth. This fiber serves to brace the tooth and strengthened the weakened cusps. Our ultimate goal is to replicate the natural tissue (tooth enamel and dentin) with composite materials that mimic the biomechanical properties of natural teeth.
That is what Biomimetic means, mimicking life. The Europeans have a sister organization known as the Academy of Bioemulation, again meaning to emulate life.
The combination of natural tooth material, reinforcing polyethylene fiber, and various composite materials enables us to create a tooth from composite rather than covering a tooth with metal or porcelain, materials much stronger than tooth and do not function in a similar fashion. We also realize is that nothing last forever. Long-term clinical trials have clearly shown that failures of teeth restored with crowns have a created tendency to develop endodontic problems, requiring root canals. Also, failures may be catastrophic in nature necessitating removal of the tooth and placement of an implant. Failures in the biomimetic world normally affect only the restorative material which is easily repaired. In a worst case scenario, if the restoration loses its adhesion, it simply has to be bonded back in place.
Dr. Resnick is a member of the International Academy of Adhesive Dentistry and an Accredited Member of the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry. For additional information you can go to the websites of either organization.
Here are some examples from our own patients who have benefited from biomimetric dentistry:
Case One – 1 – Imaging during pre-treatment showed some suspicious discoloration on the chewing surface of the tooth.
2 – The tooth is prepared using a minimally invasive technique, the goal being not to remove any health tooth substance.
3- The red circle outlines an occlusal pit that is not decay; however, to prevent future breakdown, this area is scheduled to be sealed with a fissure sealant.
4- The tooth is repaired using four different composite fillings in order to control the stresses exerted by the composite on the tooth itself. The final restoration should provide decades of use in the restoration of this tooth.
Case Two – 1 – The patient complained of pain when biting where an old silver amalgam filling was present. A diagnosis of a cracked tooth was made and replacement of the restoration with a fiber reinforced stress reduced composite restoration was advised.
2 – The silver amalgam was removed demonstrating decay and a large crack running through the tooth.
3 – The crack is explored and removed as much as possible. To strengthen the tooth and prevent further damage, polyethylene fiber is bonded to the tooth surface and the cusps. By bridging the crack and bracing the weakened areas, the fiber prevents the crack from growing larger or the tooth becoming weaker.
4 – Using multiple layers of different composites permits us to maximize the biomechanical similarities between the restorative material and the tooth's physiology. Once the final restoration is completed, the patient reported no more pain when biting.
Case Three – 1 – The patient complained of pain with cold foods and biting where there was a deteriorating silver amalgam filling. A diagnosis of a cracked tooth was made and replacement with a fiber reinforced direct stress reduced direct composite was advised. Most practitioners would advise placement of a full cut down crown in this situation; however, if a crack is present, a crown will not prevent the crack from deepening even further.
2 – Once the existing silver amalgam is removed; a number of cracks are very evident. The treatment plan is to remove as much of the cracks as possible and to use polyethylene fiber to bridge the remaining crack lines to prevent them from deepening.
3 – The initial layer of composite is added, the biobase layer that is only .5 mm thick, but is highly bonded to the tooth substance. You can visualize multiple segments of polyethylene fiber used to bridge the cracks and to brace and strengthen the weaken cusps. Once the fiber is in place, the tooth actually regains its original strength.
4 – The completed restoration. patient is functioning normally without any symptoms or cusp fracture.


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