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Assists adults and youth experiencing a psychiatric emergency. Through crisis intervention, assessment, support and stabilization, the team safely resolves an individual's behavioral health crises. Provides a full spectrum of services for those in acute psychiatric distress.

Offers intensive, short-term crisis intervention for children who are in danger of out-of-home placement. Services are conducted in-home and work toward building and responding to family strengths and needs. Intervention services aim to stabilize families and prevent children from being removed.

Provides supplemental groceries, feminine products, household supplies, and limited fresh food as available to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.

Offers specialized treatment options for a variety of health concerns and disorders. Including balance center, diabetes health center, emergency room care services, laboratory services, nutrition assessment, counseling services, obstetrics/gynecological services, orthopedics, physical and occupational therapy, sleep center, and speech therapy.

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Provides comprehensive in -patient and home-based hospice care for individuals with terminal illnesses and their families. Delivers interdisciplinary medical, nursing, social work, spiritual care, home health aide, volunteer, bereavement, and therapeutic services that address physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs.

Provides short‑term emergency assistance to eligible recipients of General Assistance (GA), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) to address immediate crisis‑related needs

A collaborative course through which people with diabetes gain the knowledge and skills needed to modify their behavior and successfully self-manage the disease and its related conditions. The course incorporates the needs, goals, and life experiences of the person with diabetes and is guided by evidence-based standards. DSME can be conducted on an individual and/or group basis, and is facilitated by a licensed health professional. 

Runs a nutrition program that provides a hot lunch. Available five days a week, for older adults.   

Provides parents information and assistance in finding affordable childcare and supports providers to ensure children thrive. Information regarding providers and financial assistance to obtain childcare services are also provided.

Offers online workshops, classes, and seminars on starting and growing businesses. Resources are provided at no cost.

Provides free groceries to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity to support household nutrition and stability..

Provides free legal assistance to New Jersey tenants who are facing eviction. Services are available to those who are renters and owe a landlord.   

Provides community-based case management and outreach services for adults with a serious and persistent mental illness and are homeless or are at-risk of becoming homeless. Also provides targeted case management services for military veterans experiencing homelessness and mental health issues.

Delivers legal, advocacy, and case management services to the community, prioritizing disabled and low to moderate income individuals. Legal assistance covers public entitlements, housing advocacy, consumer law, family law, health insurance benefits, discrimination matters, barrier-free accessibility, and systems advocacy.   

Provides a small‑group health and wellness program designed to support adult cancer survivors in improving physical strength, emotional well‑being, and quality of life following a cancer diagnosis.

Provides supportive services, counseling, home visits, referrals to other agencies, and information on community programs for families. A full-time social worker assists clients with family-related issues and can provide intensive services, as needed. Emphasis is on building on the strengths of families to promote self-efficiency, ability to cope with daily problems and mobility.    

Holds support meetings for individuals who are recently separated or divorced. The meetings are conducted by experienced facilitators every week in the rectory.    

Acts as a first point of contact for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) that maintains a meeting list of AA groups in southern New Jersey and staff who can provide information. The hotline offers direct voice contact with a recovered alcoholic.