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Provides emergency food assistance to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity in the local area.

Operates Ocean Academy, a small therapeutic school catering to students with mental and behavioral challenges. Provides psychiatric and therapeutic services and support for students and their families through the clinical team. Develops and implements individual treatment plans to enhance academic functioning while addressing underlying concerns impacting performance. 

Offers support services and short-term emergency assistance for families in times of crisis, when funds are available. Including rent/utility assistance, vouchers for clothing, furniture and other basic needs. Provides referrals to other agencies for additional assistance.

Provides routine, non-medical assistance to adults with disabilities who are employed, involved in community volunteer work, or attending school and are not eligible for Medicaid. Personal assistants help with tasks such as: light house keeping, bathing, dressing, preparing meals, shopping, driving, or using public transportation.

Offers a specialized educational environment tailored to support the academic, therapeutic, social, and emotional growth of children and adults with multiple disabilities.

Provides housing assistance and supportive services for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Offers case management, housing search assistance, and support in obtaining and maintaining permanent housing. Assists participants in achieving housing stability and self-sufficiency.

Provides social assistance services to residents of Hunterdon County and surrounding areas, including one-on-one, customized English literacy instruction for adults (native speakers or ESL) to support education, employment, and community integration.

Offer twice-weekly one-on-one tutoring and mentoring sessions to support students with homework and reading.

Provides nationwide support and guidance to entrepreneurs and small business owners through counseling, technical assistance, SBA‑guaranteed and disaster loans, federal contracting advice, and training resources to help businesses start, grow, and succeed.

Prevents out-of-home placement. Structured to aid those with emotional challenges, the program offers counseling, skill development, peer relations, and more. It supports community school attendance and emphasizes positive youth development in a less restrictive environment than residential treatment.

Provides several intensive outpatient programs for individuals with psychiatric and/or substance abuse-related disorders. Services encompass a psychiatric program for children and adults, dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorder treatment for adults (substance abuse and mental health), Men's and Women's Trauma/DBT, an after-school psychiatric program for adolescents, after-school dual diagnosis/co-occurring disorder treatment for adolescents, and an after-school addictions recovery program for adolescents. Program goals include establishing safety, teaching coping and relationship-building skills, facilitating healthy emotion management, and building self-esteem and self-confidence.    

Provides food assistance to people in need. Offers a variety of non-perishable items, canned goods, and other food supplies. 

Provides comprehensive primary health and dental care services to the medically uninsured and underserved. Services may include family medicine, health education, HIV/AIDS testing, podiatry and pediatrics. 

Provides free of charge training of tutor-volunteers who are then matched with adults who cannot read or write (Basic Reading Tutoring) or cannot speak English (ESL Tutoring).

Facilitates specialized support groups for cancer patients, their families, and children. Groups include "Together" for breast cancer support, "Us Too" for prostate cancer patients, and "Look Good...Feel Better" for women affected by treatment. Additionally, children's art expression groups run concurrently with adult sessions, and bereavement support is available for both children and adults.    

Processes complaints about licensed healthcare facilities, including nursing homes, hospitals, clinics, home health programs, boarding homes, hospices, and ambulatory care programs. Has information on Health Facility information.

Provides food assistance and other household goods to individuals in need. Available items includes: fresh produce, frozen food, canned goods, and household items such as toiletries, bedding, and paper goods.

Provides programs including exercise activities, special events, health insurance counseling for Medicaid and Medicare concerns, monthly luncheon shows with entertainment, monthly international cooking programs, opportunities to join a senior club, computer literacy class at Ewing, information and referral Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP), and office on aging.

Prevents or delays nursing home placement by offering diverse home care services like homemaking, respite, adult day care, meal delivery, transportation, and caregiver training. Covers expenses for medical equipment and accessibility adaptations. Develops a personalized Plan of Care with the participant and their care manager, outlining all needed services and items.   

Provides weekly prepackaged breakfast and lunch via pick-up. Also provides catering services for all school and staff functions.

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.