Learn how support begins when a child is referred to New Jersey’s Children’s System of Care, how a licensed clinical professional visits the home to complete an assessment and how services are matched to your family's needs. Whether your family needs short-term guidance or more intensive support, services are tailored to meet you where you are.

The Family Support Organization (FSO) is run by caregivers with lived experience raising children with emotional, behavioral, or developmental challenges. They offer free support, education, and advocacy to Middlesex County families—regardless of income or insurance—as part of New Jersey’s Children’s System of Care. Their peer-led approach ensures families get compassionate help from those who understand. Learn more here. 

This page highlights your rights—like respectful, informed care—and your responsibilities, such as active participation and open communication. Knowing these helps build a strong, supportive partnership with your care team.

The grievance process outlines clear steps for resolving issues, starting with direct communication and, if needed, moving through supervisory and formal review channels. Families are encouraged to speak up and will be supported every step of the way.

Learn how your personal health information is used, shared, and protected under our privacy practices. You'll also find information about your rights and how to access or update your records, all in accordance with federal and state laws.