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Provides medically supervised withdrawal and supportive care to help individuals safely and effectively begin recovery from opioid dependence.

Provides over-the-phone legal advice, information, and referrals on a variety of civil law matters for low-income individuals. Specializes in housing, family, public benefits, consumer, health education, employment, immigration, senior and community economic development law matters. Also provides services for senior citizens, disabled individuals, tenants, and victims of domestic violence.

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 Teens a telephone-based support group where high school juniors and seniors who are visually impaired. Participants can share their experiences and questions with current college students and/or recent graduates, who are also visually impaired.

Provides grief counseling and emotional support to individuals and families coping with the loss of a pet; information about euthanasia decisions and a safe compassionate space to process grief, build coping skills, and honor the human-animal bond.

Provides food assistance to families with low incomes to help them buy groceries through a benefits card. Benifits are accepted in most food retail stores and some farmers markets.

Provides programs to senior citizens to promote physical, mental, and social wellness. Programs include but are not limited to: arts and crafts, line dancing, Zumba, nutritious meals, and bus transportation.

Connects individuals with community resources. Resources include: food assistance, housing support, healthcare services, and educational opportunities. Also operates a warming center during severe weather conditions.

Provides information and resources on albinism and hypopigmentation. Services include: support resources, an online support community, and annual scholarships for graduating high school students with albinism.

Provides various intensive outpatient programs for individuals with psychiatric and/or substance abuse disorders, offering specialized services such as a daytime psychiatric program for young adults, after-school programs for adolescents, dual diagnosis treatment for adults and young adults, evening addiction recovery programs for adults, and trauma/DBT programs for men and women. Program goals include establishing safety, teaching coping skills, fostering healthy emotion management, and building self-esteem.   

Provides individual therapy services to individuals affected by human trafficking. Services are individualized and utilize therapeutic approaches to address concerns related to trauma, anxiety, depression, and overall mental health.

Provides free primary care individuals who are underinsured or have no insurance. Health services include: chronic disease management, diabetes counseling and education, flu shots, mammograms, nutrition counseling, prescription refills, sick visits, and wellness exams.   

Operates a 60-bed shelter that provides emergency services for homeless families and single individuals for achieving self-sufficiency and independent living. Residents are provided with 24-hour staff support and supervision, case management, workshops, housing, supplemental food, clothing, and household items.

Provides a network of referral services for support, public education, and community advocacy that promotes the health and safety of children and families through maltreatment prevention programs. The categories of services within the network includes office of Early Childhood Services: responsible for promoting family health, as well as child neglect and abuse prevention to families and caregivers of children, from pregnancy and birth to kindergarten, office of School-Linked Services, addresses the emotional, behavioral, and family problems that threaten a child's safety, well-being, and educational advancement within school, office of Family Support Services, provides leadership, support, and development to communities and family serving organizations in order to identify community strengths, needs, and community-based promising strategies that will improve the accessibility of support programs.

Provides two communication options for customers who have disabilities Verizon Wireless National Accessibility Customer Service Center (for wireless customers). Verizon Center for Customers with Disabilities (for FIOS and traditional phone customers) offers TTY services. Customers can also request to have their service bills provided in alterative formats, including braille, large print, audio CD, and CD-ROM.  

Supports recovery while allowing individuals to maintain responsibilities at work, home, or in the community. Offers flexible scheduling, peer support, transportation, and many more services. 

Runs a back-to-school program that provides families in need with necessary school supplies. 

Provides food assistance to individuals in need. Donations are accepted.