Children’s Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC)
The Salem County Children’s Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC) brings together families, providers, schools, and community partners to improve services for children and youth ages 0–21. CIACC is part of a statewide network designated by the New Jersey Department of Children and Families (DCF) to help ensure children and families can access the supports they need.
Why Participate?
For Parents and Caregivers
- Learn about local programs, services, and family-friendly events
- Share your experiences to help improve systems and supports
- Connect with other families navigating similar challenges
- Build knowledge and confidence in supporting your child
For Service Providers and Community Professionals
- Stay informed about local services and referral options
- Share programs, events, and ideas with the community
- Access trainings, data, and collaboration opportunities
- Help shape policy, funding priorities, and system improvements
Our Purpose
CIACC serves as Salem County’s communication link to DCF, helping guide the development of a coordinated, accessible system of care for children and young adults with emotional, behavioral, mental health, intellectual and developmental disability, and substance use needs. Through collaboration, CIACC identifies service gaps, shares resources, and supports better outcomes for children and families.
What We Do
- Host regular meetings and committee discussions
- Offer presentations and workshops for schools and community partners
- Participate in school and community resource fairs
- Organize inclusive community events for children and families
Meetings & Committees
All meetings are held virtually.
- General Membership: 1st Wednesday of odd-numbered months at 10:00 AM
- Educational Partnership Committee: 1st Wednesday of even-numbered months at 10:00 AM
- Intellectual & Developmental Disability Committee: 1st Wednesday of even-numbered months at 11:00 AM
Interested in getting involved?
Families, caregivers, providers, and community members are welcome to join and help strengthen supports for Salem County’s children and youth.
