What’s New?

ACNJ is conducting a survey to learn more about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected infant and toddler child care centers in New Jersey. The findings will help advocates and policymakers better understand the issues and challenges of providing this type of child care and identify potential supports that could assist centers in serving this population.

Watch ACNJ, First Lady Tammy Murphy, the NAACP of Atlantic City, Prematurity Prevention Initiative and Family Health Initiatives engage in a roundtable discussion of the launch and expansion of the Maternal Experience Survey. The survey focuses on the experience of Black and Brown mothers in New Jersey, with the goals of improving maternal and child […]

Join us on April 15th, 10:30 AM to discuss the Black maternal health experience, and to learn more about the maternal experience survey launching across the state.

Vaccine Appointments Available! The State has worked together with Walgreens to supply thousands of doses of the COVID-19 vaccine this weekend in Ocean and Passaic Counties.

While we applaud Gov. Murphy's commitment to children and families in the FY2022 budget, supports to child care made during the pandemic must continue to ensure the child care system remains sustainable once the federal money is exhausted.

Federal coronavirus relief that invest in children, families, providers, communities and states, Allowable uses of relief funding for child care that can be used for short-, medium-, and long-term policy change; Stakeholder engagement opportunities

The Federal Child Tax Credit is a historic achievement that deserves to be celebrated as a change that sets the stage for permanently eliminating child poverty.