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Provide seasonal Holiday Assistance through UCC’s "Basket Programs," distributing food, school items, and gift certificates for Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Back-to-School to support families in need

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.  

Offers respite care services for individuals who care for someone with developmental disability. The length of stay varies.     

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Assists men and women struggling with coping and self-sufficiency through spiritual, social, and emotional support. Offering residential housing, work, and group and individual therapy, the center prepares participants for re-entry into society and employment. A minimum six-month commitment is necessary to break negative patterns and instill positive life choices, fostering productivity and community integration.

Provides multi-service programs for veterans and their families. Services include: addiction and substance abuse support, caregiver support, homeless veteran care, laboratory and pathology services, military sexual trauma support, optometry, patient advocacy, prescription services, podiatry, primary care, psychology, social work services, suicide prevention, telehealth services, and female veteran care.

Offers free perishable and non-perishable groceries, personal care items, and some household items based on family size.

Provides weekly blood pressure screening, workshops and lectures on health and wellness, and serves homemade, hot meals four days a week. The Kip Center is also open on Saturdays, offering classes, programs, events, and activities.  

Provides an evidence-based lifestyle change program for preventing type 2 diabetes. These year-long classes help participants make real lifestyle changes such as eating healthier, including physical activity into their daily lives, and improving problem-solving and coping skills.

Provides food assistance to individuals and families in need. Limited personal care items and baby care items are only offered when available. Consumers may visit the pantry twice a month.

Offers furniture repair and serves as a major fundraiser to support SAGE's programs and services. Volunteers provide services to re-cane seats, re-glue, and refinish chairs, tables, and wood furniture.

Offers resources for those who struggle with self-injury. A treatment team uses therapy, education, and support to help clients find healthier ways to cope with emotional distress.

Provides an intensive in-home program aimed at enhancing the well-being of youth, particularly those with mental health or intellectual/developmental disabilities. The program, spanning 60 to 90 days, focuses on improving behavior, social skills, and daily living needs. Licensed assistants and technicians facilitate better relationships, enhanced communication, and adaptive behavior. Emphasizing family support, it provides specialized services like home-based assessments, counseling, behavioral assistance, crisis intervention, functional behavior assessment, behavior support plans, applied behavior analysis, and development of adaptive daily living, self-care, social skills, and community integration.

Offers a specialized program for adults with complex medical or behavioral challenges.

Provides the information on offenders with intellectual / developmental disabilities, and acts as a liaison between the human service and criminal justice systems. 

Provides trauma-informed counseling and support services for individuals affected by domestic and sexual violence.

Operating as a multi-purpose facility within the Howell Township municipal complex, it offers a range of social and educational programs for Farmingdale and Howell Township residents aged 60 and over. Services include nutrition options like lunch at the center or through Meals on Wheels, transportation, health screenings, safe driving programs, and classes covering self-defense, computers, watercolors, arts and crafts, exercise, health, legal issues, financial matters, and scams impacting seniors. Additionally, case management services are available with a full-time NJ CSW licensed social worker on staff, along with various social activities such as bingo, holiday parties, and local trips to places like movies, restaurants, and Point Pleasant beach.  

Provides a structured and supervised outpatient substance use disorder program, offering services such as individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, primary and perinatal health care, support programs for family members, relapse prevention services, and a continuing-care program with supportive services like child care, transportation, and parenting skills development.    

Provides residential diabetes camps while offering a normal camping experience for children and teens with diabetes. The camp has safe and fun activities while diabetes care is taught through mealtimes and blood glucose monitoring times.       

Offers phone support to women who are at risk for perinatal mood disorders or have experienced perinatal loss. Also covers facilitation of community-based support groups for new mothers and mothers that have experienced a perinatal loss; professional and consumer education. 

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.