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Provides an inclusive environment with personalized activities that support each person’s needs and goals. Center‑Based Activities build interests, hobbies, and skills through hands‑on experiences, while Community‑Based Activities promote safety, engagement, and practical skills within the local community. Also offers curb-to-curb transportation to center. 

Qualifies eligible youth ages 16 to 25, who have dropped out of high school to receive GED education and test prep, on-the-job training through community service. As well as a weekly stipend, transportation, childcare, and support services.     

Provides free or low-cost health care to aid in medical bill payments. Also includes doctor visits and prescriptions for eligible low-income individuals and families.

Assists individuals with residential needs in transitioning from hospital to community living by securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers, developing wellness goals, and providing personal assistance for education and living skills. Services include: outreach for mental health, substance abuse, and medical services, career counseling, job seeking skills training, psychiatry, wellness nurses, housing specialists, Mental Illness and Chemical Abuse (MICA), and vocational counselors to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.

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

Provides intensive individual and family support and assistance in finding, renting, and maintain permanent housing. Provides security and rental assistance, as well as connection to emergency shelter, transitional shelter, and permanent affordable housing.

Provides a shopping service for homebound individuals unable to shop for themselves. Clients are responsible for the cost of all purchases. A screened volunteer will take a shopping list to the supermarket or pharmacy to purchase up to 20 items. 

Offers a variety supportive services for Long Branch high school students. This includes: Mental health and family services, Healthy youth development, Access to primary and preventative health service, Substance abuse counseling, Employment services, Pregnancy prevention programs, Learning support services, Family involvement, Referrals to community based service and Recreation.

Provides individual care for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness. Combines therapeutic, recreational, and socialization opportunities to treat individuals with a wide range of disorders including schizophrenia, bi-polar, serious depression, and co-existing addictions. Services include: Group and individual psychotherapy, Medication monitoring (if needed), Recreational therapy, Occupational therapy, Socialization, Transportation, Midday meal.  

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.       

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.

Operates as an independent investigative and prosecutorial agency to protect federal employees, former employees, and applicants for employment from prohibited personnel practices. Especially reprisal for whistle-blowing.

Provides financial assistance to eligible families to help pay childcare costs through state and county-funded subsidy programs. Offer support to families meeting income, employment, education, or training requirements by connecting them with approved childcare providers.

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. 

Offers two levels of Adult Basic Education (ABE) classes to improve an individual's reading, writing and math skills. Classes are geared toward adults trying to attain their High School Equivalency (HSE, formerly GED), those seeking to improve TABE scores to enter a training program, or anyone interested in improving their employment opportunities. 

Allows a distressed parent who is unable or unwilling to care for infant (up to 30 days old) to give them up safely, legally, and anonymously. As long as the baby has not been abused, the person may do so without fear of arrest or prosecution, no name or identifying information is required. The child will be examined and given medical treatment, if needed. The Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P) will take custody of the child and place them in a foster or pre-adoptive home.

Offers emergency shelter services for Essex County residents with NJ State identification; those without ID, must seek assistance from the Board of Social Services for referrals. Additionally, provides transitional housing solutions for LGBTQ individuals facing homelessness, offering educational and financial responsibility resources, along with wrap-around services in substance abuse and mental health counseling, and drug testing.

Provides directory of resources to help those in need. Resources include but are not limited to: food assistance, job training, rent assistance, utility assistance, shelter and housing, home safety and repair.