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Responds to situations that involve a serious threat to well-being and physical safety of a juvenile, a serious conflict manifested by disregard for parental authority, or misuse of parental authority. It also intervenes when there is an unauthorized absence by a juvenile for more than 24 hours and/or a pattern of repeated unauthorized absences from school by a juvenile. The unit is able to respond on a 24-hour basis.

Provides affordable, congregate‑care housing for independent adults age 55 and older. Operates a nonprofit senior residence offering private rooms, shared living space, daily meals, utilities, and a supportive community environment for residents able to manage activities of daily living.

Serves individuals at risk for repeated psychiatric hospitalizations. Delivers individualized, flexible services at home or in community settings. Services include: medication support, assertive outreach, crisis response, career counseling, life skills training, and assistance in developing social supports. Aims to decrease hospitalizations, enhance vocational opportunities, and improve overall quality of life, offering lifelong support when necessary.

Provides daily lunch for senior citizens of South Brunswick. Also operates a Meals-on-Wheels program for homebound individuals in need of assistance.

Offers a full fitness center as well as a variety of recreational programs for youth and adults. Programs offered may include: all-day preschool, after school programs, adult fitness classes, yoga, and summer day camp.    

Supports parents and caregivers of children aged birth through 25 facing emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges by advocating for collaboration with agencies such as DCP&P, DDD, and Juvenile Justice. Provides essential services including peer support, education, advocacy, mediation training, and assistance with court appointments and IEPs. Extends resources through the county Family Support Organization, offering information and referrals to mental healthcare practitioners, special education schools, and substance abuse programs.

Provides comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care and education—including birth control, STI testing and treatment, cancer screening, pregnancy services, gender-affirming care, PrEP/PEP, wellness visits, and community education—offered in person and through telehealth.    

Provides critical resources and support to families and children, including early education programs, after-school initiatives, emergency food and shelter, homeless intervention, support services for individuals with disabilities, and more. Also provides access to child, maternal, and family health information, referrals to health care services and insurance programs.

Provides free COVID-19 vaccination trips to vaccine clinics within Ocean County. Advance reservation, face masks, and social distancing is required.

Provides domestic violence group counseling. Clients can find the compassion, treatment and support they need.

Aims to assist young men to achieve their full potential and master the skills needed for transition to adulthood. Provides clinical services and activities, including prosocial activities, a house meeting, and a family style meal.   

Provides family law consultations for matrimonial, child support or custody issues, and immigration law. Consultations last about thirty minutes each.     

Provide supportive services for young parents and women who are pregnant or have a child no older than 5 years old. For those residing in Trenton through The Parent Child Center.

Providing families, a free, year-round preschool program for children. Delivers comprehensive early childhood education and support services, covering health, dental care, nutrition, special education, parent skill workshops, mental health, and social services. Also ensures a nutritious daily breakfast, lunch, and snack. Services includes:

1. Education: Providing a safe and engaging preschool learning environment, tailored to each child's interests, languages, cultures, and learning styles. Regular Parent/Teacher conferences and meetings are held.

2. Special Education Services: Prioritizing enrollment for children with disabilities, ensuring an inclusive environment.

3. Family Services: Assigning a Family Advocate to each family, aiding in goal setting, identifying strengths, and linking families to social services referrals for positive child development.

4. Family Involvement: Encouraging family participation in individualized services, events, parent trainings, and volunteering, including serving on committees like the Policy Council.

5. Mental Health: Offering mental wellness activities in classrooms and collaborating with families on their child's mental health and behavior.

6. Health: Assisting families in accessing needed health services, ensuring children have required vaccinations, physical and dental exams, and hearing and vision screenings.

7. Nutrition: Providing nutritious meals and involving families in menu development while offering guidance on instilling healthy nutrition habits at home.

Addresses unmet human service needs. Provides homelessness prevention, affordable housing support, and relocation assistance, and help individuals and families achieve stability.