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What state agency oversees day care centers?

The Department of Human Services regulates child care in New Jersey, monitoring about 3,800 licensed child care centers and more than 5,100 family day care homes that voluntarily registered with the state

Where can I find information on adoption?

NJ Adopt has information about adopting a child in New Jersey.

How do I find information on becoming a foster parent?

NJ Fostercare has information about becoming a foster parent in New Jersey.

How can I get payment information on child support?

Child support payment information can be accessed online.

What state agency deals with child support?

The Office of Child Support within the Department of Human Services deals with child support.


How do I obtain a birth, marriage, or death certificate?

Information about where to obtain copies of New Jersey vital records, such as birth, death or marriage certificates, is available at the Vital Records Information Web page. Applications for certified copies of vital records can be downloaded in pdf or Word formats from the Department of Health.

Where can I find information on low-cost health insurance for myself and my children?

NJ FamilyCare provides information that will help you determine whether you qualify for low-cost or no-cost health insurance. You can also download an application or view fast facts.

Who oversees the Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS)?

The Department of Human Services oversees DYFS

How can I find a list of registered sex offenders in the state of New Jersey?

New Jersey law authorizes the Division of State Police to make available on the Internet information about certain sex offenders required to register under Megan's Law.

How do I report child abuse?

To report suspected child abuse in New Jersey, call (800) 792-8610 (TDD/hearing impaired: 800-835-5510). The Division of Youth and Family Services has a list of hotlines that may be helpful as well.

 

 

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