Advisory Committee on Women Serves as a fact finding committee by studying the needs, problems, interests, convents and capabilities of the women who reside and work in Morris County.
Advisory Council on Aging Disabilities & Veterans (ACADV) Responsible for developing recommendations related to service priorities, funding and pending legislation to meet the needs of senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and veterans and their families.
County Alliance Steering Subcommittee Reviews and recommends substance prevention programs that may be implemented at the local level.
Human Services Advisory Council Reviews, monitors and improves county-level human service activities, programs and services with an emphasis on homelessness, child care, transportation, and general human services. Develops funding recommendations for certain human service and programs.
MAPS Citizen Advisory Committee Advises the Morris Area Paratransit System program on transportation services for senior citizens and disabled.
Mental Health Addictions Services Advisory Board Reviews, monitors and improves county mental health services and makes funding recommendations for programs that serves this population.
Morris, Sussex, Warren HIV/AIDS Advisory Committee Serves as a united voice on behalf of HIV infected and affected consumers, service providers and county governments. It is the primary coordinating, planning and policy development entity on issues related to HIV/AIDS in the region.
Workforce Development Board The Morris-Sussex-Warren Workforce Development Board (WDB), is responsible for planning, policy guidance and oversight of the workforce development system in the three counties. The WDB’s goal is to combine area employment, training and supportive services and programs into a consumer based, market driven system that meets the needs of job seekers and employers.
Youth Services Advisory Committee The YSAC serves as the mechanism to develop a responsive, accessible and integrated system of care for youth and young adults (ages 0-21 years) with special social/emotional needs and their families, as well as juveniles (0-18 years) charged or adjudicated delinquent.