Advocates for Children of New Jersey.

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Advocates for Children of New Jersey, 2013 - 2024

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Scope and Contents Cataloged in documents collection: Showing up matters : a look at absenteeism inside Newark's high schools, 373.1295 C42sh Newark summer program 2014 directory, 790.02574932 N422su 2014 NJ Kids Count through...

Dates: 2013 - 2024

Found in: Charles F. Cummings New Jersey Information Center, Newark Public Library / MG Documents, CFCNJIC Documents Collections / Series II: Newark Quasi Documents (Newark Q, Newark Local Docs)

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Newark Orphan Asylum (N.J.). (Earlier Form of Related)

Description

The Newark Orphan Asylum and Protestant Foster Home merged in 1948 to become the Home for Foster Care, which later became part of ACNJ.
Protestant Foster Home (Newark, N.J.) (Earlier Form of Related)

Description

The Newark Orphan Asylum and Protestant Foster Home merged in 1948 to become the Home for Foster Care, which later became part of ACNJ.
Children's Aid Society (Newark, N.J.) (Earlier Form of Related)

Description

The Home for Foster Care (previously merged from the Newark Orphan Asylum and Protestant Foster Home) merged with the Children's Aid Society in 1960 to become the Newark Child Service Association.
Child Service Association (Newark, N.J.) (Earlier Form of Related)

Description

In 1970, the Child Service Association (previously merged from the Home for Foster Care, previously the Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Protestant Foster Home, and Children's Aid Society) merged with the Citizens Committee for Children and became the Advocates for Children of New Jersey.