Official Site of The State of New JerseyDanielle's Law
Danielle's Law, enacted in 2003, requires staff who work in facilities that provide services to individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities or traumatic brain injury to call 911 when there is a life-threatening emergency. (See Division Circular 20A: Life-Threatening Emergencies.)
Danielle's Law Training Materials - English
- Danielle: Her Story
- Danielle's Law (C.L. 191)
- Danielle's Law training slides
- Danielle's Law training scenarios
- Danielle's Law trainer answer key
- Danielle's Law: Identifying Life-threatening Emergencies (LTE)
- Danielle's Law Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Danielle's Law poster
- Acknowledgement of Receipt of Information
Danielle's Law Training Materials - Spanish
- Danielle: Her Story - Spanish
- Danielle's Law (C.L. 191) - Spanish
- Danielle's Law training slides - Spanish
- Danielle's Law training scenarios - Spanish
- Danielle's Law trainer answer key - Spanish
- Danielle's Law: Identifying Life-threatening Emergencies (LTE) - Spanish
- Danielle's Law Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Spanish
- Danielle's Law poster - Spanish
- Acknowledgement of Receipt of Information - Spanish