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Now more than ever, meaningful federal and state funding is needed to stabilize home visiting programs and expand access so more families can benefit.

Families and child care providers will receive continued COVID-19 assistance until the end of the school year.

The objective of the day is to increase maternal health awareness for all residents of the state. Now amidst COVID 19, mobilizing for maternal health in NJ can be amplified online.

New Jersey’s economic recovery shows us how essential child care teachers are in supporting working families and educating the minds of young children. They are “the workforce behind the workforce.”

Particularly at this difficult time, it is critical that DHS hear from those most affected by the Department’s budgetary policies.

Parent, guardian & grandparents of children 0 to 5 your voice matters! Network and bond with others that share your same issues to help make change for babies in NJ.

During the pandemic, our caregivers have been essential workers, supporting the social and emotional growth of our babies every day during a stressful time.

During the pandemic, our caregivers have been essential workers, supporting the social and emotional growth of our babies every day during a stressful time.

A discussion of how professionals supporting families can recognize and tune in to their own needs during these changing and uncertain times – especially when they themselves are working parents.

ACNJ has partnered with Senator Joseph Vitale (D-19) and Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez (D-19) in the introduction of a budget resolution aimed at addressing child care deserts and the inaccessibility of high-quality infant/toddler care in New Jersey.