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Provides an online resource for education, awareness, and mutual support for those affected by depression, their families and friends, and those who think they might suffer from depression.

Offers expert clinical support for individuals who want to quit, or want to stay quit, from smoking. Those who enter the program will meet with trained experts, learn about tools that can help them quit, and get help making a plan that works for them. The quitting plan can include one or more of the following: One-on-one support, Group support, Nicotine medicines (patch, gum, inhaler, spray, lozenge), Other medicines such as Chantix, Zyban, or Wellbutrin

Provides in‑home services to help seniors remain in their homes and avoid nursing facility placement. JACC supplements support from an individual’s natural care network, and eligible participants may hire qualified family, friends, or neighbors to provide their care.​

Provides a brunch meal to people in need on Christmas Day. Also presents toys to children. 

Provides supported employment services for adults with mental health conditions, including job readiness training, resume development, job coaching, and ongoing employment support to obtain and maintain work or pursue education and training opportunities.

Provides a structured parenting education program to strengthen parenting skills, enhance knowledge of child development, and support family stability through guidance, resources, and practical strategies.

Educates and trains individuals and professionals on substance use and addiction throughout pregnancy and postpartum. Provides various prevention and risk-reduction services and offers a 6-week smoking cessation curriculum, tailored to women of childbearing age. Also provides free trainings for professionals and individuals.   

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Offers a day program for people who have significant intellectual/developmental disabilities. The center works with participants to develop personal awareness, social and work skills, as well as to further each individual's capacity for self-determination and decision making. 

Offers free transportation to medical, dental and social services appointments. For individuals with HIV/AIDS.

Provides support to parents diagnosed with mental illness while promoting healthy family functioning. Services include: intensive case management, one on one peer support, parenting education workshops, advocacy, referrals, and linkage to other services.

Provides overnight, after-hours shelter in a home-like setting with bedrooms, large kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. Individuals have access to various services such as: Social Security and welfare offices, supermarkets, and laundry facilities.

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.   

Offers virtual support groups for individuals affected by domestic violence, providing a safe space for sharing experiences and receiving emotional support.

Provides food assistance to people in need. Accepts donations. 

Provides financial assistance to eligible low-income Burlington County homeowners for replacing unsafe, inoperable, or failing heating systems. Offer grants based on available funding to support the purchase and installation of heating systems and maintain safe, habitable housing conditions.

Provides a state funded initiative that works to provide individuals with mental illness a variety of services. PACT services include psychiatric assessment/evaluation, substance abuse counseling, individual and group counseling, medication administration and management, crisis assessment and intervention, and much more.