Children & Family Health Institute

Solving the Family Health Care Conundrum

Right now, it is not easy for parents to find their way through the patchwork of health and social services available to help their children. While VNA Health Group provides many of these services, they are separate programs with different sources of funding from the state, grants and philanthropy — making navigating the system complicated.

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Services at a Glance

Each year, more than 54,000 parents and children rely on the Children and Family Health Institute to access the care and services they need to achieve their best level of health and well-being. Learn more about our programs and services featured below or call us at 855-619-4445.

Pre-Pregnancy

Pregnancy

Young Families

Families

Young Adults

Adults

Cancer Education and Early Detection

Cancer Education and Early Detection provides free or low cost cancer screenings such as mammograms, pelvic exams & pap tests, colorectal and prostate screenings for uninsured or underinsured individuals.

Community Health Centers

Community Health Centers provide health care for all ages. This includes comprehensive primary care, dental care, prenatal care, nutritional and diabetic counseling, and HIV/AIDS services.

County Councils for Young Children

The purpose of the County Council for Young Children is to provide opportunities for parents / families to come together with providers and other community stakeholders to identify and discuss the needs, concerns, aspirations, and successes pertaining to the health, education and well-being of their children.

Early Intervention

Early Intervention is a family training program that helps families with children (newborn to age 3) meet their developmental milestones. Services include social work, parent-training, speech, occupational, and physical therapies.

Family Advocate

The Family Advocate is responsible for assisting families with children ages birth – 8 in identifying & accessing resources within Monmouth County.

Healthy Families America

The Healthy Families Program supports pregnant women or parents/guardians through home visits where a specially trained Family Support Worker brings education and resources to parents and children.

HIV Case Management Services

HIV Case Management provides home and community-based services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS. The program connects persons with medical and community resources for medical care.

Mobile Outreach Clinic Program

Services include Registered Nurse (RN) assessments and education as well as care coordination with primary care providers for those who live in transient homes or are physically or mentally disabled.

Nurse-Family Partnership

Nurse-Family Partnership is a home-visitation program for first-time pregnant women. A Registered Nurse provides home-visits to help them meet these three goals.

NJ Integrated Care for Kids (NJ InCK)

In partnership with Hackensack Meridian Health and New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute, we have begun seeing patients through a transformative initiative to improve care for children through prevention, early identification, and treatment of complex behavioral and physical health challenges.

Nurse Community Care Coordinator

The NCCC is responsible for providing care coordination within Monmouth County, including internal & external community based referrals for children & adults who do not have another care coordination program.

Parents as Teachers

Through home visits, Parents as Teachers help parents understand child development and connects them to community resources such as insurance, transportation, food, baby items, and health care.

Pediatric Home Care Services

Pediatric Home Care services offers a range of care and support for children and their families, including, nursing visits, physical, occupational, speech therapy, and social work for children who need short-term skilled care.

Prevention Resource Network

Prevention Resource Network (PRN) provides high-impact prevention services to assist HIV negative and HIV positive people at risk for getting or transmitting the disease.

Project R.E.A.L.

Project R.E.A.L. (Real Empowerment on All Levels) offers free social events that bring together the young LGBTQ+ community and builds peer support. Project R.E.A.L. also provides sexual health advocacy and serves as a point of contact between the client and community resources.

Public Health Nursing

Public Health Registered Nursing services are available to those in need for health-related services, including, but not limited to, immunizations, safety, lead poisoning and parenting.

School Readiness

The School Readiness program teaches parents to prepare their young children (birth to 5 years) for when they enter school.

School-Based Nurse Practioner Program

Nurse Pracitioners provide primary health care services at the school for children in Pre-K to high school. Services may include diagnosis and treatment of common childhood health issues, medication prescriptions, health screenings, and management of chronic diseases such as asthma and diabetes.

School-Based Youth Services Program

School-Based Youth Services Program, also known as the SPOT, offers programs designed to encourage healthy youth development.

Special Child Health Services

Special Child Health Services provides case management for children, from birth through 21 years, who have or are at risk for a lifelong physical, developmental, and/or behavioral condition that affetcts the child’s health and well-being.

Screenings for Preschoolers (vision, hearing and dental)

Public health nurses are available to child care and preschool facilities to conduct vision, hearing, and dental screenings to help early childhood centers meet Grow NJ Kids objectives and find and address health concerns early.

Senior Wellness Programs

VNA nurses provide individualized health & wellness assessments and disease prevention and detection coaching so older adults can focus on living life to their fullest.

Women, Infant & Children Supplemental Nutrition

Women, Infant & Children Supplemental Nutrition (WIC) participants receive nutrition education and counseling, vouchers for the purchase of nutritious food, and referrals for health care and social services. Download the USDA Nondiscrimination Statement.

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855.619.4445

Support Children and Family Programs

The Children and Family Health Institute (CFHI) is a charitable, nonprofit program of VNA Health Group. Contributions from individuals, foundations and corporations provide funding to help ensure the sustainability and growth of the CFHI. A variety of giving opportunities are available including permanent naming opportunities, endowments, special events, planned gifts as well as grants to support innovation and research.

Contact Us

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