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Provides short-term case management and support services to families in the service area. Also provides resources and linkages to additional community programs. Some families may be eligible for financial assistance.

Offers short-term aid to individuals, families, or groups facing emergencies, providing essential support such as food, diapers, prescription expenses, furniture, clothing vouchers post-disaster, limited financial aid for utilities and rent, and one-day motel stays for the homeless. It's important to note that these emergency services rely solely on donations and are subject to availability.    * Currently out of funds for rent payment assistance.

Provides specialized health services and programs to individuals in the community. Services include: hearing evaluations, crisis intervention, diabetes management, cancer center, and pediatric care.

Provides free individual counseling and support group services to survivors of sexual violence through a 24-hour hotline. Volunteer advocates provide accompaniments to survivors at the hospital for forensic exams, police stations, and court appearances.  

Provides needs-based information and services to individuals in the community, as well as emergency management. Services and support include: baby items and food, clothing, food pantries, furniture, appliances, and household goods.

Provides backpacks and school supplies to students in need through a community-driven bookbag drive that accepts donations from individuals and organizations and distributes the collected items to ensure every child starts the school year prepared and supported.  

Provide grocery-style food distribution to individuals and households experiencing food insecurity as part of the church’s outreach ministry.

Plans and develops programs for the treatment and rehabilitation of persons with alcohol and drug dependency problems. Referrals to substance abuse treatment for adolescents and adults are provided. The staff also develops policies and programs for the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse.

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

Provides holiday gift assistance to people in need. The program is seasonal.

Provides lower-cost housing units in South Brunswick for low-income individuals. Units consist of apartments, townhouses, or rentals.

Provides free, peer-led support groups for individuals with mood disorders, including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and related conditions. Maintains a safe, confidential environment for sharing experiences, information, coping skills, and mutual support.

Provides free school supplies, backpacks, and essential resources to students and families, helping ensure every child starts the school year confident, equipped, and ready to learn in a supportive community environment.

Provides personalized support, information, resources, and connections for individuals and families affected by Tay-Sachs, Canavan, GM1, and Sandhoff diseases

Offers low-cost preventive dental hygiene services by supervised dental hygiene students. Provides oral exams, cleanings, periodontal assessments, prescribed dental X-rays, fluoride treatments, sealants, plaque control instruction, nutrition counseling, tobacco cessation education, and athletic mouth guards.

Supports individuals registered with the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD), Heightened Independence and Progress (HIP) offers support coordination services. support coordination coordinators aid clients in accessing community-based programs and services, developing personalized plans to meet individual needs. By crafting service plans, support coordinators identify goals, needs, and natural supports within the family and community.   

Accepts donations and electronic waste. This includes discarded computers and monitors, laptops, televisions, printers and other consumer electronics.