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Provides nutritional counseling services that are available by appointment for patients needing information on modified diets or eating plans.

Assists elderly, handicapped and low-income persons in weatherizing their homes. Also improving their heating system efficiency and conserving energy.  

Provides day and evening programs for children and families with mental health needs including therapy, educational support, parenting skills and more.

Provides food assistance to people in need. Distribution of items is given varying on the size of household and number of family members. 

Offers information to senior citizens on available resources including food, housing, material goods, transportation, and utilities. Also includes information about community agencies and organizations offering specialized services where available.   

Assists callers requesting surveying services in preparation for digging. Sends city officials to mark all areas where digging should be avoided.

Provides employment training and placement services for individuals in need of employment. Services available may include employment counseling, career action planning, resume assistance, job matching, and computer skills training.    

Provide youth and adults opportunities to build knowledge and skills in food, nutrition, health, and wellness through programs such as professional development, school gardens, community workshops, webinars, research, and wellness initiatives.        

Delivers early intervention support for Bergen County residents facing mental health crises. Provides short-term crisis intervention, stabilization, crisis prevention planning, counseling, assessments, rapid response teams, stabilization services, and referrals to community resources.   

Provides outpatient counseling services to individuals struggling with mental health issues. Services include: individual, family, couples, play, and group therapy.

Provides Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS) electronic devices with a 'help' button to call for help in an emergency, such as a fall or a heart attack. Aimed at persons with disabilities, heart problems, or history of strokes, falls, or diabetes. Device packages include a desktop device and a waterproof pendant.

Offers emergency assistance to recipients of WFNJ/TANF/GA and SSI. Benefits include but are not limited to: Shelter and household furnishings, Temporary rental assistance or housing costs, Utility payments (such as heat, water, and electric), Moving expenses (security deposit or first month's rent), and Rapid rehousing for TANF recipients. 

Provides lunch and dinner to individuals in need of food assistance. Emergency food is also available.

Provides services to individual needs, the program offers seamless access to wraparound services for wellness and recovery. After evaluation, individuals and families collaborate on treatment plans, choosing from various care levels such as Early Intervention to Outpatient Withdrawal Management. Services encompass medication-assisted treatment, outpatient withdrawal management, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), evaluation/treatment planning, psychiatric evaluations, medication monitoring, individual/family/group therapy, urine drug screening tests, early intervention programs, recovery support, supportive education/employment services, family, and peer support.

Offers programs for children and young adults ages 6 to 20 years. Programs of the BSA includes cub scouts, scouts BSA, venturing, exploring, and STEM scouts, an after-school program for elementary and middle school youth.   

Offers financial assistance to county residents who are at risk of homelessness, but are INELIGIBLE for welfare programs. This includes: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), General Assistance (GA), or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Offers telephone support, funds research, and advocates for policies that accelerate access to new therapies. Also provides a support network for individuals and families impacted by T1D.

Provides a comprehensive array of intensive outpatient services, coordinated by a case manager, encompassing individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, primary and perinatal health care, a family program, relapse prevention services, and continuing care. Approved for Vivitrol.

Provides services for children with special needs, ages birth through 3, and their families through the early intervention system. Ensures the provision of early intervention services; maintains high-quality services in natural environments; involves families in planning and evaluation; advocates for families' understanding of their child's needs and rights; conducts regional needs assessments; acts as a resource and referral center; and educates families, healthcare providers, and community members about early intervention.

Provides a national referral listing of resources on Down Syndrome, links parents to local support groups, and serves as an information hub. Publishes a biannual membership newsletter and hosts an annual convention featuring three divisions: the Brothers and Sisters program, General Conference, and Youth and Adults.

Offers emergency assistance to recipients of WFNJ/TANF/GA and SSI. Benefits include but are not limited to: Shelter and household furnishings, Temporary rental assistance or housing costs, Utility payments (such as heat, water, and electric), Moving expenses (security deposit or first month's rent). 

Provides non-judgmental, listening-based crisis services to runaway, at-risk, and/or homeless youth and their families. Individuals can connect with staff members either through the hotline or online via chat support or the forum. Services include: crisis intervention, information and referral, conference calls between youth and parents/agencies, and messaging services for youth to communicate with their parents without direct interaction.