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The Community Planning Advocacy Council (CPAC) is an independent 501 3 non-profit organization based in Pennsauken, NJ. They work collaboratively with over 300 social service agencies, health agencies, and public and private organizations to plan, advocate, and coordinate human services programs in Camden County. CPAC convenes the community to address specific target populations and systems coordination, conducts procurement processes for government funds, and ensures continuous quality improvement through monitoring and evaluation of funded services and data management information systems. They serve as a catalyst in addressing social problems and creating solutions that meet the needs of the community.Generated from the website

Mom's Quit Connection for Families is a program based in Pennsauken, NJ that has been assisting pregnant and postpartum women in quitting smoking since 2001. They have recently expanded their services to include dads, grandparents, and other family members who play a crucial role in ensuring that children grow up in a tobacco-free environment. The program offers free, one-on-one counseling with qualified Quit Coaches who help individuals create personalized quit plans and provide ongoing support throughout their journey to quit smoking. Mom's Quit Connection for Families understands that quitting smoking is not easy, but they are dedicated to helping individuals protect their families from the harmful effects of tobacco smoke. They offer small rewards to celebrate achievements and success along the way, and their services are available to residents of New Jersey. Whether you're a mom, dad, grandparent, or family member, Mom's Quit Connection for Families is here to support you in your journey to quit smoking and create a healthier environment for your children.Generated from the website

The Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative is a nonprofit, maternal and child health consortium that works to improve health outcomes for children and pregnant women. The cooperative offers educational, health planning and clinical care coordination solutions in Camden, Burlington and Atlantic counties in New Jersey. It administers the Regional Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Coalition program, which features education related to lead testing for children. The Southern New Jersey Perinatal Cooperative also offers healthy parenting programs. The cooperative administers the Infant and Family Development Program, which includes developmental testing and medical follow-up solutions. In addition, it offers services to support the improved diagnosis and treatment of perinatal mood disorders.