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Provides rapid-response recovery linkage services. Offers connection for individuals impacted by substance use disorders, including opioid-related crises, to treatment, recovery coaching, detox placement, and ongoing support services.

Provides referrals to various local and county agencies offering programs for seniors that include, but are not limited to: visiting nurse services, adult day care, legal services, nutrition programs, housekeeping services, and dental and vision services (some of which may be at a discounted rate). Made for various health services not directly available at the Health Department. 

Offers situational assessments, job development, intensive job site training, and follow-up support to individuals with developmental disabilities. Programs include long-term job training and assistance, transition services, and job sampling. 

Provides financial assistance for co-payments related to cancer treatment. Helps individuals access prescribed medications and treatment.

Provides information and document for homeowners to register for rent control.

Offers food assistance to families with low incomes to help them buy groceries through a benefits card. The card is accepted in most food retail stores and some farmers markets. 10/27/25: SNAP benefits loaded on your Families First EBT card before October 31, 2025 will be available after November 1. Check your balance at NJFamiliesFirst.com or call 800-997-3333 to confirm your benefits are available.

Provides support, education, and connections to community-based mental health and social services for individuals with mental illness. Services include: mentoring and companionship for socialization and support; direct advocacy to link individuals with mental health, entitlements, housing, medical, legal, physical, self-help, wellness, educational, and recreational services; group services in boarding homes and other community-based locations; education; recreation; socialization; and advocacy. Engages in multicultural outreach to under-served populations and supports, advocates, and trains mental health service consumers to serve as advocates on community-based mental health boards, committees, and task forces.

Provides access to showers, bathroom facilities and other services for individuals and families in the community. Provides towels, wash clothes, hygiene kits, and other personal care items.

Provides food assistance to Salem County residents in need.

Provides food assistance to people in need. Must makes on appointment. 

Assist low-income households in managing energy costs and maintaining safe, affordable utility service through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the Universal Service Fund (USF). Payments are typically made directly to the utility company or fuel supplier, ensuring continuity of service .Available to both homeowners and renters who meet income and residency requirements.

Provides comprehensive care management by assessing needs, developing individualized care plans, coordinating and overseeing multiple services, monitoring progress, and advocating for individuals with functional limitations. Support families by serving as a liaison and offering guidance on medical referrals, veterans benefits, and insurance options

Provides year-round recreational, educational, health, wellness, social, and cultural programs for older adults. Offers fitness classes, senior nutrition lunches, trips, transportation, shopping transportation, special events, and activities that promote healthy aging and social engagement.

Provides a variety of housing options for individuals with developmental and other forms of disabilities. Options include group homes, supervised apartments, and a supported living program. Under staff supervision, residents prepare their own meals, share household meals, receive training in independent living skills, personal grooming, money management, shopping, and the use of public transportation.  

Provides virtual, in-person, and email support groups for individuals with friends and family members who have a substance use or related behavioral disorder. This is done through a 12-step program.   

Facilitating a one-stop shop, we offer wrap-around resources and support for families preemptively, preventing crisis situations. Core services include access to child, maternal, and family health services information, linkage to health insurance programs, referrals to local healthcare services, development of stability plans, economic self-sufficiency guidance, information and referral services, and parent/family education and activities.

Provides a food closet for individuals and families in need in the community.

Provides job search and develop skills for a changing work environment. Employment counselors are available to help you explore career choices relating to your interests and abilities. As well as assist you in exploring a career path that can best utilize your skills in the current job market.   

Provides food assistance to individuals in need.

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.