Resources for Human Development

The Joseph J. Peters Institute is a nonprofit mental health organization that provides outpatient health assessment and treatment services in the area of sexual abuse. It offers psychological evaluation, psychiatric monitoring and medication management services. The Joseph J. Peters Institute specializes in individual and family therapies, as well as group psychotherapy services. It conducts forensic evaluations requested by judges, attorneys, probation officers, youth development centers and self-referred individuals in connection with the criminal justice system. Additionally the institute provides rehabilitative, sexual exploitation prevention, and psychiatric, psychological, social, educational, vocational and recreational assessment services. Located in Philadelphia, The Joseph J. Peters Institute is a part of the Philadelphia Health Management Corporation, which is a nonprofit public health agency that has been serving health care needs of individuals since 1972.

The Camden County Partnership for Children is dedicated to supporting families in Camden County who are facing serious behavioral health, substance use, or developmental challenges with their children. They utilize a wraparound approach to care, emphasizing individualized service plans and collaboration among family and community partners to effectively address each family's unique needs. By connecting families with essential resources and care management services, the organization helps to foster resilience and well-being. The Partnership actively engages with local providers to create a comprehensive support network, ensuring that families have access to the help they need to navigate their challenges. Generated from the website