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Provides holiday gifts for eligible Hunterdon County residents experiencing financial hardship. Offers gifts for children ages 0–17 and household items for eligible adults through a scheduled holiday gift shop appointment. Assistance depends on eligibility, available donations, and program capacity.

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Offers assistance in-person for individual and business tax concerns. Call to make an appointment.  

Provides at-home assistance for senior citizens in need of help with shopping, errands, or laundry.

Provides free, confidential, and non-judgmental pregnancy support services that offer emotional support, information, and practical assistance to individuals facing unplanned pregnancies. Connects individuals to pregnancy testing, referrals for medical care, housing, legal and financial resources, counseling, and community services; supplies maternity and baby items; and delivers ongoing support before and after birth to help individuals develop safe and realistic plans for themselves and their children.

Provides services that include support groups for consumers and families. This includes information on how to access mental health resources, advocating for improvements via legislation, and a 12-week family education program. 

Provides business-appropriate clothing and career services for women entering or re-entering the workforce. Services are provided at no cost.

Provides support services that assists families of individuals with disabilities in maintaining stability, independence, and community integration. Offers information, advocacy, care coordination, respite support, and assistance accessing community resources.

Offers a voluntary unit with an open-door policy, that provides a holistic setting to help patients develop coping skills to better manage mental illness and psychiatric disorders. 

Provides programs to youth in the community. Services include: kids club after school program, full-day kindergarten, early childhood daycare, school vacation programs, transportation to religious school, sports, aquatics, recreation, fitness programs, Maccabi games, and day and residential summer camps.

Offers support to parents and primary caregivers regarding a child's drug use and drinking. Specialists help outline prevention, intervention, and recovery methods, and inform callers about different resources available to them.   

Provides coupons that can be exchanged for fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs to low-income seniors to promote nutritional health among.

Provides supportive services to immigrants in immigration detention. Services include: volunteer visitations, pen-pals, commissary and phone funding, immigration bond funding, transportation upon release from detention, referrals to other services, and advocacy.

Aims to teach low-income families how to manage financial resources, balance a checkbook, compare prices or get a job. Skills include long-term vision and planning for the future. SCAP partners Certified Public Accountants with families living in poverty to help them prepare budgets, track savings and build their credit rating. 

Provides cash benefits during your job search. Basic eligibility requirements include you worked in NJ in the last 18 months, you’re able and available to work, and you’re actively seeking work. Your earnings and how you separated from your employer matter too. The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development reviews your application for eligibility.