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Provides advocacy, planning, monitoring, and educational opportunities aiming to improve mental health care in the community. Aims to make care more accessible.

Provides help to people to go back to and through college. Services are provided by agency advisors and by academic advisors from partner colleges. Services available include academic advising, financial aid, learning strategies, retention, academic remediation.  

Mandates provisions, which will be effective in two phases - on Friday May, 7 and Wednesday, May 19. Certain indoor activities, including catered events, proms, and similar, are now permitted to utilize 50% capacity, to a maximum of 250 individuals. Dance floors at such events can now be open. However, dance floors remain closed at bars, night clubs, and related businesses. Outdoor gatherings are now limited to 500 people, and attendees are required to be six feet apart.

Provides food assistance to people in the community. Assistance consists of a variety of non-perishable foods.

Provides multi-service programs for veterans and their families. Services include: addiction and substance abuse support, caregiver support, homeless veteran care, laboratory and pathology services, military sexual trauma support, optometry, patient advocacy, prescription services, podiatry, primary care, psychology, social work services, suicide prevention, telehealth services, and female veteran care.

Provides daily transportation by bus for individuals in the community. Destinations include: the local senior center, shopping centers, municipal offices, banks, and other approved scheduled excursions.

Provides veterans and their families with information about services and entitlements, limited assistance with processing various forms, and referrals for problems or questions that the office cannot handle. Also disseminates information concerning upcoming veterans events, programs, and items of interest to veterans.

Please visit the website to locate contact information for your local municipality. Delivers a wide array of services to residents, including law enforcement and emergency assistance, local tax information management, public health and environmental oversight, provision of basic primary health care, animal control, maintenance of streets and public spaces, waste management, issuance of essential documents like birth and marriage certificates, and operation of public libraries.

Provides intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, and inpatient mental health services. Services include: mood disorders, ADHD, schizophrenia, grief and loss, and anger issues.

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need. Can be done by appointment on a case by case basis.

Delivers food for individuals placed in a hotel by an agency. Microwaveable, soups, bread, sandwiches.    

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need. 

State funded comprehensive screening services for breast, cervical, prostate and colorectal cancers for low income and inadequately insured NJ residents. Services include education, outreach, early detection, case management, screening, tracking, and follow-up. These cancers can be treated more effectively when found early.  

Provides a single location where customers can access the services provided by the Farm Service Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Rural Development agencies. Services include: rural home loans, farm loans, and other financial services for farmers; disaster assistance; and federal incentive programs

Provides a lifetime limit of 12 months of emergency assistance to prevent homelessness to recipients of General Assistance. Benefits include, but are not limited to shelter and household furnishings, temporary rental assistance or back rent or mortgage payments and utility payments (such as heat, water, and electric)   

Provides services and creative activities for senior citizens who are able to function independently and do not need staff supervision or assistance daily activities. Services include: arts and crafts, billiards, book clubs, bowling, tabletop games, movies, and fitness activities.

Provides temporary cash assistance and support services to families. Services include: childcare payment assistance, transportation, limited work-related expense assistance, and family violence intervention.

Provides immediate screening, crisis mediation, counseling, and linkage to behavioral health and diversion services to stabilize family conflict involving court-involved or at-risk youth. Focuses on preventing court involvement through early intervention and family stabilization.

Provides free or low-cost health care that may help pay for medical bills, doctor visits and prescriptions for certain low-income individuals or families. Also covers individuals who reside in nursing homes and assisted living facilities.

Maintains a meeting list of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups in Mercer County and surrounding areas. The hotline offers direct voice contact with a recovered alcoholic.

Provides legal representation in immigration cases before the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), information on immigrants' rights and health care benefits, advocacy to counteract anti-immigrant sentiments through education, and referrals to social service agencies, hospitals, and clinics.   

Recruits, trains, and coaches citizen-volunteers. For those who advocate for abused children in the community and in the courtroom.