BHPRSD COUNSELING RESOURCES

Camden ResourceNet

Camden County Partnership for Children is the designated Care Management Organization (CMO) for Camden County, as part of the New Jersey Children’s System of Care. We serve youth ages 5 to 21 with serious behavioral, mental, and emotional health challenges, substance abuse issues and developmental disabilities.

Camden ResourceNet provides a wide range of information about support, resources, events, activities, and services for families in Camden County, NJ. We do not share our subscriber list with third parties. The information is kept as accurate as possible.

Camden County Partnership for Children makes no endorsement or assurances with regarding to resource availability or delivery of service for information displayed on Camden ResourceNet.

Marble Health

Marble Health is a fully virtual counseling service now available to students and families in New Jersey. They offer therapy services for adolescents and young adults, including support for anxiety, depression, stress, school-related concerns, and more. Marble Health accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, and offers flexible virtual appointments with licensed therapists from diverse backgrounds. Their goal is to make mental health support more accessible, convenient, and personalized for every family.

SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW TO SCHEDULE AN INTAKE APPOINTMENT.

Say Something

Maintaining the safety of your students and school community depends on timely information. Students are often the first to be aware of a safety threat, bullying victimization, or a classmate at risk of self-harm or suicide. The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System (Say Something ARS) allows students in grades 4-12 to share a concern, privately and safely, allowing for intervention and assistance before a crisis occurs. When no warning sign goes unnoticed and immediate action is taken, a student in crisis can receive the assistance they need. The Say Something ARS is the only anonymous reporting system that offers a complete school safety solution.

Ways to Submit an Online Report

Students have multiple ways to access and submit a report through the Sandy Hook Tip Line:

1. The Sandy Hook Tip Line link has been added to all student Chromebooks. Students can access it through the Student Bookmarks menu in Chrome or via the pinned app located at the bottom of the their desktop.
2. Use the direct reporting link: https://www.sandyhookpromise.org/say-something-tips/
3. Visit the District homepage, where the link and QR code are also available

These options make it quick and easy for students to report a concern anytime.