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Delivers comprehensive health services to individuals living with HIV/AIDS. This includes specialized medical care, case management, counseling, support groups, substance abuse therapy, medication management, health education, HIV counseling and testing by appointment, bilingual staff, advocacy, and absolute confidentiality.

Provides day and evening programs for children and families with mental health needs including therapy, educational support, parenting skills and more.

Assist individuals with a history of repeated psychiatric hospitalizations, not benefiting from traditional community mental health services, by offering integrated rehabilitation, treatment, and support services. The program aims to reduce hospitalizations, enhance vocational opportunities, and improve the quality of life. PACT services are available lifelong if needed.

Assists pregnant individuals, parents, and caregivers of young children from diverse backgrounds to enhance their quality of life. Connects consumers to free or affordable wellness resources, identifies their needs, and links them to services such as health insurance, medical care, housing, childcare, prenatal health education, WIC applications, early childhood programs, home visiting programs, and community health workers.    

Assists applicants with various benefits including retirement, disability, survivors, SSI, and Medicare. Applicants should apply for retirement benefits at least 3 months before retiring, and disability payments are for those with severe impairments hindering work or leading to death. Eligibility for disability under SSI depends on work history and financial resources. A replacement Social Security card can also be obtained in-office. Check the website for online services.

Links individuals to peer support groups, mental health consultants, and trained professionals. It fosters a network of peer groups, enabling members to share experiences and support one another, while training sessions address rehabilitation, psychological issues, and lifestyle changes. The project offers a telephone link line for clinical consultations and organizes virtual and in-person activities. 

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need. 

Provides an arthritis-friendly group exercise and fall prevention program. Uses simple, easy-to-learn movements that help motivate individuals to stay active. Classes meet for one hour three times a week in person, online, or as a hybrid schedule.

Assists older adults with emergencies. This includes: lack of heat, electricity, gas, or water; need for medical examinations or medications; transportation; security deposit or small household repairs; and air conditioning units.

Provides non-perishable foods to those in need. 

Assists home owners in saving on energy and monthly utility costs by upgrading existing heating systems, insulating exterior walls, and educating on energy conservation. Also addresses life safety improvements and restoration of the exterior facades, which includes replacement of windows, entry doors, etc. The maximum value of the assistance cannot exceed $18,500, and the eventual scope of work will be determined by an inspection of the property and a subsequent report describing the eligible repairs and their projected costs.

Provides HIV testing, primary medical care, case management, and prescription drug assistance to HIV-positive individuals from Union County at Trinitas Regional Medical Center. Delivers comprehensive medical care by infectious disease specialists, gynecology referrals, medication management, and coordination of inpatient and outpatient care. Administers pneumonia, flu, and hepatitis vaccines, screen for Tuberculosis, and offer on-site care Monday through Friday. Provides education on medications, treatments, and risk reduction. Case management includes counseling, referrals to substance abuse and psychiatric services, financial and benefit counseling, food and housing assistance, prescription aid, and support for permanency planning of minor children with ongoing follow-up.

Provides a job-readiness, career development program to assist participants to become effective members of the workforce. Services may include exploration of career interests, life skills training, tutors, and job skills training.  

Assists elderly and disabled individuals by providing funding for assistive devices and services to promote independent living. Services include: Community Support Specialist (CILS): Offers ongoing care management for Hudson County residents aged 18-64. Modification Access Project (MAP): Provides partial funding for Bergen County residents to enhance home accessibility.   

Provides non-perishable food assistance to those in need. Immediate and recurring needs for groceries may be met through this service.

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. 

Works with the United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and local health departments to monitor and investigate reports and outbreaks, provide consultations, and educate on diseases. Advises prevention strategies for reportable and other communicable diseases.