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Operates a group home catering to adults with developmental disabilities. Residents engage in work, volunteering, or day programs while contributing to household tasks like cleaning and meal preparation. Various leisure activities such as sports, movies, concerts, picnics, and outings are also offered for a well-rounded lifestyle.  

Provides information, referrals, and support to parents, professionals and the public on children who are deaf-blind. Information includes links to a wide variety of resources—factsheets, websites, articles, videos—for families, service providers, and anyone else involved in the life of a child with deaf-blindness.

Provides crisis intervention is a 24-hour hotline service that connects individuals to short-term inpatient psychiatric emergency services, a screening center for mental health and psychiatric evaluations, connection to relevant services, short-term follow up and after-care services. 

Provides various educational and recreational programs for residents of the coverage area of all ages. Committed to strengthening community by empowering young people, improving the health and well-being of people of all ages.

Provide crisis intervention, domestic violence awareness, food pantry aid, legal and immigration help, workshops, career and notary services, therapy referrals, and emergency housing through WAFAA’s Community Involvement program, fostering connections, reducing isolation, and empowering families

Provides comprehensive medical services as a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), offering general family practice, internal medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN, behavioral healthcare referrals, and various medical and clinical services. Services encompass treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, primary preventive care, physicals, screenings for high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, chronic illness case management, adult immunizations, patient education, and referrals for specialty care and diagnostic testing.

Provides support for children with emotional and social challenges by addressing their mental health, academic, vocational, and social needs. The program also designs and manages individualized plans and connects families to a range of treatment and support services.

Provides coordinated support services for domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and related needs through a one-stop Family Justice Center. Allow survivors to access multiple service providers, safety advocates, legal partners, and support staff in one location, reducing barriers and traumatization.

Provides various transportation services to residents of Newark. Services include: a shuttle service, the Flex-T program for individuals with reduced mobility, and the EZ Ryde4Lyfe program for adults ages 18 and older.

Provides food pantry that distributes groceries and limited emergency assistance to individuals and families experiencing financial hardship.

Provides monthly food‑purchase benefits via an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Card to eligible low‑income individuals and families to help improve food security and access to nutritious meals. The card is accepted in most food retail stores and some farmers markets.

Provides behavioral healthcare services for older adults, ages 60 and older, with persistent mental health diagnoses. Provides treatment services in order to help achieve a healthier and more independent life.

Provides supports to individuals who wish to “retire” from employment or more intensive day activities. Individuals participate in an array of leisure activities including crafts, cooking, shopping, and pursuing individual hobbies or interests. Individuals also engage in educational activities such as learning about health and wellness.

Provides food assistance to families and individuals in need within the service area. Offering groceries, nonperishables, fresh fruits and vegetables, and other items, such as meats and household items, when available.

Provides transportation to senior adults and visually impaired adults who need dependable transportation to help them maintain independence and reduce isolation. Professional, caring drivers offer door-to-door transportation in the comfort of a private vehicle.

Provides an online directory of information on local centers for the Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC), which educates and assesses individuals convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) or underage drinking. Offenders must participate as mandated by the court, with non-compliance risking license revocation and possible incarceration. Additionally, those convicted of DUI must attend a 12-hour Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Offenders program by the Division of Public Health, which includes education, evaluation, treatment referral, and court-mandated monitoring instead of jail time.

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need. 

Provide gently used professional clothing at no cost to women in need of a working wardrobe, including attire for interviews and workplace advancement such as suits, dresses, slacks, blouses, skirts, shoes, purses, and accessories.

Recruits and trains seniors for volunteer opportunities, including foster grandparents, senior companions, and retired and senior volunteer program.

Provides overnight, after-hours shelter in a home-like setting with bedrooms, large kitchens, dining areas, and living rooms. Individuals have access to various services such as: Social Security and welfare offices, supermarkets, and laundry facilities.

Operates a summer horseback riding camp for children and adults with physical, developmental, emotional, or medical challenges, as well as typically-developing individuals.

Provides temporary cash assistance through the General Assistance (GA) program to adults without dependent children who have limited income and resources. Offers financial support to help meet basic needs, along with access to case management, employment services, and referrals to housing, health care, and other support services to promote stability and self-sufficiency.