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Serves a nutritious breakfast and lunch to the homeless and working poor population. Provides more than 350,000 nutritious meals a year.

Distributes new and gently used clothing to those facing financial hardships. Adult casual, sporty and professional attire as well as children's clothing for newborns and older.

Provides volunteer shopper services to older adults. Volunteers shop for groceries and prescriptions for homebound individuals, and may assist with putting away the groceries.

Assists prospective homeowners by redeveloping homes in Camden neighborhoods. Also assists applicants with obtaining financial assistance through the City of Camden, which can be used toward down payments and closing costs required to purchase a home.

Offers a variety of cancer specific programs and support including counseling, educational lectures, healthy lifestyle programs and social events. Programs are free to all those impacted by cancer. 

Provides emergency safe housing for youth ages 13-17 offering a safe haven for youth experiencing a personal or family crisis. OASIS provides 24/7 shelter care and basic needs support for youth who have experienced abuse, neglect, human trafficking or those youth who have run away or are in need of safe housing due to a variety of circumstances.

Provides information on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and related support groups. Also provides a lending library, support groups, physician referrals, referrals to disability attorneys, and fall and spring conferences. Scholarships may be available for high school seniors and medical school students affected with or by Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.

Assists individuals living with a physical disability, intellectual disability, or chronic medical/mental conditions in finding employment through a customized program. Provides a centralized source of job openings, matches applicant skills to job opportunities, offers support services during placement, and provides follow-up assistance after employment. Additionally, educates applicants on the job search process and offers programs to assess their employability.

Provides free assistance with the preparation of federal and state income tax returns at local tax sites. Assists low- to moderate-income individuals, individuals with disabilities, and non-English speaking individuals.

Provides information, referrals, and assistance to people with disabilities, families, and caregivers.

Assisting individuals in cultivating general, non-job-specific strengths and skills crucial for enhancing employability within paid employment opportunities, all within an integrated community setting. These skills encompass training in effective communication with supervisors, coworkers, and customers, as well as the ability to follow directions, complete tasks, and solve workplace problems. The program encourages individuals to explore vocational skills, habits, interests, and goals. Collaboratively, the center works with individuals to make joint decisions, matching them with the most suitable training program possible.

Offers temporary shelter through hotel placement to working families with dependent children who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Families are stabilized while they address barriers to independent living. Families who are receiving government assistance (TANF, SSI, SSD, or have a housing voucher) are ineligible. 

Provides weekday meal delivery and wellness check-ins for homebound individuals. Includes safety monitoring through volunteer drivers.

Provides free pet-food pantry assistance for individuals and families experiencing financial hardship who need support caring for cats and dogs.

Provides food with a focus on weekend meal support for school-aged children and members of the community in need. Offers groceries including meat, dairy, produce, and nonperishable items.

Provides a resource guide for newly arrived immigrants. Services include: support for various immediate needs, health care, food, housing, access to social services, workforce development, employment services, and legal services.

Offer a soup kitchen for the community, create space for social connection, and share information on social services.

Promotes and supports exclusive breastfeeding, conducts health and nutrition screenings for early identification or treatment of risk factors, refers participants to essential health care and social services, conducts personalized nutrition/health counseling in individual and peer/group sessions, and issues food vouchers with essential nutrients to address deficiencies or lacking in their diets.   

Assists low-income individuals to obtain divorces. Also assists in divorce cases.

Provides services that include support groups for consumers and families. This includes information on how to access mental health resources, advocating for improvements via legislation, and a 12-week family education program. 

Provides and grants "wishes" to children diagnosed with critical or terminal illnesses.

Operates a 15 bed, co-ed specialty facility serving adolescents, ages 14 through 18, who have a psychological/psychiatric diagnosis and meet specialty bed criteria. Individual, group, and family therapy is provided. Residents attend Beadleston School during the school year.