Ocean Partnership for Children

Ocean Partnership for Children recognizes social workers for National Social Work Month

In addition to providing care management services, Ocean Partnership for Children (OPC) has expanded to provide needed resources for youth and families in Ocean County.

Ocean Partnership for Children teams up with community partners to advocate for teens.

It was a murky morning in late winter. Eliana, 17 was walking to school after helping her mother, Mercedes prepare breakfast and pack lunches for her three younger siblings; ages 4, 6, and 7. This is a routine that often brought Eliana satisfaction.

Ocean Partnership for Children expands services for youth and families impacted by homelessness in Ocean County

Ocean Partnership for Children's youth groups are busy spending the holiday season giving back to their fellow youth in Ocean County.

The Ocean County-based nonprofit provides care management services for Ocean County youth up to 21 years old with complex mental health, substance use, intellectual, and developmental needs and their families.

The event was held at OPC headquarters in Toms River on November 14.

Ocean Partnership for Children, Ocean County Family Support Organization, Inc.& the Community Health Law Project will host a free legal clinic on Dec. 1st to explain how parents & caregivers of children with disabilities can obtain a guardianship.

Request for Proposals (RFPs) will be used to develop programs and/or increase the availability of community-based resources to Ocean County youth experiencing emotional, behavioral, developmental, intellectual, substance use needs, & their families.