The Community Planning &
Advocacy Council

Cooper River Square
6991 N. Park Drive
East Building, 3rd Fl.
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
p: 856.663.3998
f: 856.663.7182

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CPAC: About Us

CPAC Creates community solutions for Camden County in partnership with Camden County Government, the United Way, and the state of New Jersey.

As an independent non-profit organization which plans, advocates and coordinates the County's human services programs, CPAC works with over 400 social service agencies, health agencies, and numerous public and private organizations.

CPAC serves as a catalyst in addressing social, health, and mental health problems and creates solutions that meet community needs.

Raise Me Up improves the lives of children living in foster care by connecting organizations like ours with volunteers like you.
Click the Raise Me Up icon and get involved.

 

Directions to CPAC CPAC Board of Trustees CPAC Staff Directory
 

Announcements

2010 CRD Mini-Grant Notice of Funds Available
2010 CRD Mini-Grant RFP
2010 CRD Mini-Grant Program Profile
2010 CRD Mini-Grant Evaluation Instrument
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2010 Emergency Food and Shelter National Program
(FEMA)
Notice of Funds Available
2010 FEMA RFP
2010 FEMA Program Profile
2010 FEMA Evaluation Instrument

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Job Opening:
Differential Response Director

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View CPAC 2010 Meeting Schedule

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Camden County Covenant For Children – Children’s Bill of Rights


NJ Family Care
CPAC, through the Children's Interagency Coordinating Council (CIACC) and the Human Services Advisory Council (HSAC),is involved in the Governor's initiative to increase services to uninsured children and low-income parents through NJ Family Care. To see if you or your children are eligible, please click here.

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Camden County PARTNERS Differential Response (DR)
Case Management Services


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NJ Safe Haven Infant Protection Act

CPAC is collaborating with the Department of Children and Families, through the Division of Prevention and Community Partnerships to promote public awareness of the Safe Haven Infant Protection (SHIP) Law throughout Camden County. Under this law, a person may give up an unwanted infant anonymously. As long as the baby has not been abused, the person may do so without fear of arrest or prosecution. For more information, please contact William James at wkjames@cpachvi.org or visit www.njsafehaven.org

 


CPAC MISSION STATEMENT

To build strong and compassionate communities in Greater Camden County, to protect and improve the quality of life for vulnerable people, and to promote social, racial and economic justice.