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Provide all essentials for a make-at-home Thanksgiving dinner. Distribute any remaining Thanksgiving food in December while supplies last. Offer holiday-specific food in addition to regular provisions for clients. Collect and distribute blankets and bedding in December and January annually.   

Provides various resources and supports to families. Resources include: a library with computer access and community workshops on health, parent education, parent and child activities, housing, employment, and life skills.

Provides a free service for ill or disabled library patrons who have no other way to access library materials. A Reader's Advisor assists the patron in choosing materials from books, videos, and music CDs available in the library's collection. The materials are delivered to the patron by a library volunteer, who will return for pick up. Items may be borrowed for 4 weeks and may be renewed for an additional 4-week period if desired. 

Operates a supported education program for individuals, ages 18 and older, with a psychiatric diagnosis that provides information, resources and supports to educational opportunities. The program helps students successfully complete their course of study.     

Manages a variety of mental health programs for Atlantic County residents of all ages. This includes: Overseeing the Adult Services System, Administering the Children's System of Care and Conducting Youth Mental Health First Aid Classes. 

Offers a NJ DOE (Department of Education) Approved Private School for Students with Disabilities ages 5 through 13 including; Autistic Spectrum Disorders, Communication Disabilities, Health Impairments, and Developmental Disabilities.

Provides linkages to peers and supportive services for individuals with mental health diagnoses. Also provides advocacy at both an individual and systems level.

Provides a forum for Community Access Unlimited family members and significant others of individuals with disabilities to find community and to discuss concerns, voice suggestions and meet with administrative staff. Presentations on a variety of relevant topics are scheduled throughout the year. Meetings are held virtually.     

Evaluates families for case management needs and coordinates emergency shelter placement for families. Provides community based referrals and assists with access to benefits and housing assistance.

Does not provide same-day shelter placement or direct rental payment assistance.

Offers a weekly support group for family and friends who have an individual with an eating disorder. Diagnoses, treat, and cares for adolescents and adults.

Provides food assistance to individuals residing in the service area. Health and personal hygiene products are also provided when available.

Offers Adult Basic Education (ABE). Includes GED tutoring, transitional tools, and the necessary skills for a successful re-entry into the workforce.

Offers several ongoing support groups for parents and caregivers, including the Every Parent Influences Children (EPIC) program, Healthy Relationships group, monthly ladies' night event, and a father's support group. These groups provide valuable support and resources in various formats to meet the diverse needs of parents and caregivers.

Offers a free program for pregnant and/or parenting students enrolled in Vineland High School and Cunningham Academy, providing full-day childcare, transportation, parenting and life skills classes, case management, parent child interaction events, and resource referrals. Students who are enrolled earn 5 high school credits.

Provide a back-to-school bookbag giveaway for individuals with disabilities and their families through the Center for Independent Living of South Jersey

Offers a continuum of support tailored to each individual's need from supervised group home to independent living with flexible programming. All residential services provided are to promote wellness and recovery and may include case management, life skills training, and employment assistance.

Offers a wide range of outpatient services which may be coordinated by a case manager. This may include individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, relapse prevention services, a continuing care program and supportive services (such as childcare, transportation and parenting skills development).

Provides coaching and education to assist individuals and families in developing action plans to meet their financial, relational, career, health, well-being, emotional, and educational needs. The United Advocacy Group model is designed to partner alongside front-line organizations and strengthen their capacity to serve youth and families within their midst. Works with foster youth that are aging out 16-24. Domestic violence survivors and their families.  

Provides information and education on the development of blind and visually-impaired children. Families may receive telephone support and network with other families. Also sponsors seminars, trainings, meetings, and social events.