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Provides individual, group, and family services for youth, adults, and families. Treatment may include psychiatric services. 

Prepares students for a career in the Transportation, Logistics, and Distribution (TLD) industry through a 4-week program. Successful completion and certification tests lead to a Forklift Operator certification and OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Act) 10 certification. Services include: job readiness and life skills training, fundamentals of logistics, forklift operator safety, shipping and receiving, OSHA certification, resume coaching, job fairs, employer outreach and networking, and job placement.

Offers daily drop-in access to food and personal items. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and clothing distribution is available based on donations. Access to showers are also available on a daily basis. 

Provides evidence-based home visiting and parent education services that strengthen early childhood development, family stability, and school readiness. Provides the tools and resources to help children grow and develop to recognize their full potential. 

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.

Accepts donations from individuals wishing to donate supplies to assist those in need due to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Organizations include: small businesses and non profit organizations.

Offers resources for those who struggle with self-injury. A treatment team uses therapy, education, and support to help clients find healthier ways to cope with emotional distress.

Offer adults opportunities to acquire knowledge and skills missed in their formal educational years. The school aims at sharpening skills that have become rusty - mainly fundamental learning skills such as math and English. Courses are not for credit.

Empowers youth and caregivers to achieve personal success and matches them with volunteer mentors. Services require a 12-month commitment and aim to help build confidence, learn new skills, and discover new passions. A short-term mentorship program is available which provides weekly phone calls to homebound senior citizens. Programs aim to provide social and emotional support.

Provides a structured program that supports individuals with hypertension in monitoring and managing blood pressure through regular self‑tracking, education, and coaching. Delivers tools, guidance, and follow‑up support to promote healthy lifestyle changes and improved blood pressure control.

Offers many different recovery groups which are community lead meetings to support one another such as Relapse Prevention, Mental Wellness, SMART Recovery, Gambling Support, a Men's group, Women's group, and non-substance addictions. Also, offer recovery coaching, which is managed by Certified Peer Recovery Specialists (CPRS) that walk along side and guide people on the next steps of their recovery journey.

Provides nutritious food to families in need through partnerships with the Hillside Community Food Bank, offering meat, produce, dairy, rice, and pasta to help households prepare healthy meals and stretch limited resources

Provides food, diapers, period products, books, and other essential items to families through community distribution events.

Assists adults with disabilities gain the skills and training needed to acquire jobs, with ongoing support from Employment Specialists for a smooth transition post-placement.

Provides food assistance to individuals in need. Clients must be receiving assistance from TANF, SNAP, supplemental security income, or be under the poverty guidelines.