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Provides crisis intervention is a 24-hour hotline service that connects individuals to short-term inpatient psychiatric emergency services, a screening center for mental health and psychiatric evaluations, connection to relevant services, short-term follow up and after-care services.

Provides basic social services in Dover and Morristown, such as: information and referral, social service referrals, translation of documents, notarization services, and advocacy. Also provides assistance with completing applications or court forms, such as child support.  

Provides a diverse array of outpatient services, overseen by a case manager. Additionally, treatment for co-occurring disorders includes mental health screenings, evaluations, diagnosis, medication management, and adherence monitoring.

Assists individuals with severe disabilities become employed and retain employment within the workplace. The program provides clients one-on-one job development sessions with employment consultants, who assist the individual with job placement, job coaching and training at the workplace, and job retention skills. Clients will receive follow-ups twice a month from their employment consultant.

Offers a full range of services for jobseekers, including career counseling, job training, resume and interview support, and re-employment orientation. On-site resources include public computers, internet access, a career resource room, and interview spaces. Additional offerings such as ESL classes, HSE prep, Jersey Job Club workshops, and tuition waivers help guide your path to employment success.

Helps individuals discover after leaving The Mission, the Vocational Development Team helps with all aspects of job readiness including acquiring necessary documentation and developing skills for job seeking.

• 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)
• Rapid rehousing for TANF recipients

Provides support, education, and advocacy to children and families in crisis struggling with emotional, behavioral and/or mental health challenges.

Provides assistance with applying for health coverage. Trained and certified staff members can help individual consumers understand health coverage options, complete eligibility forms, and enroll in a plan through the health insurance marketplace. The NJ FamilyCare Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is also available to those who qualify. 

Offers a variety of activities including crafts, line dancing, computer classes, self defense courses, and bingo. A lunch time meal is served daily. The centers are open during the day and occasionally offer special activities and events during the evening. 

Provides home visits, educational, vocational, and social assessments, including counseling and parenting skills for teenage parents, ages 13 through 23. Aids to succeed individuals as young parents and young adults.   

Offers assistance in-person for individual and business tax concerns. Call to make an appointment.

Provide affordable housing solutions by matching homeowners needing help to maintain their homes with individuals seeking housing, fostering independence and dignity. Offer this service at no cost to clients; not an emergency shelter.

Provides training and support to build life skills such as budgeting, job readiness, and self-sufficiency, often linked to transitional housing and community programs.

Provides individuals and couples without children who meet criteria and income guidelines temporary cash assistance. Support services are also included.