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Diabetes Self-Management Education Classes (DSME) and training is a collaborative course through which people with diabetes gain the knowledge and skills needed to modify their behavior and successfully self-manage the disease and its related conditions. The course incorporates the needs, goals, and life experiences of the person with diabetes and is guided by evidence-based standards. DSME can be conducted on an individual and/or group basis, and is facilitated by a licensed health professional. The course covers topics such as: - Diabetes disease process & treatment options - Incorporating nutrition management, physical activity & utilizing medications - Monitoring blood glucose & using results to improve control - Preventing, detecting & treating acute & chronic complications - Goal setting and problem solving - Integrating psychosocial adjustment - Preconception care and management during pregnancy (if applicable)

Provides comprehensive primary health and dental care services to the medically uninsured and underserved. Services may include family medicine, health education, HIV/AIDS testing, podiatry and pediatrics. 

Assists low-income households in managing energy costs and maintaining safe, affordable utility service through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the Universal Service Fund (USF).

LIHEAP Overview

Assists with heating and medically necessary cooling costs during designated program periods. Provides regular seasonal benefits and may offer emergency assistance for households facing shut-off or fuel shortages. Payments are typically made directly to the utility company or fuel supplier, ensuring continuity of service. Available to both homeowners and renters who meet income and residency requirements.

USF Overview

Offers monthly credits on electric and/or gas bills to reduce ongoing energy costs. Designed for households that spend a significant portion of their income on energy. Helps prevent service interruptions and promotes long-term affordability.

Provides emergency assistance to recipients of WFNJ/TANF/GA and SSI. Benefits include but are not limited to: shelter and household furnishings, temporary rental assistance or housing costs, utility payments and some moving expenses.

Provides job training and part time employment for students with autism and other developmental challenges. Fitness and therapy programs are also available for students.

Helps military service members and their families access supportive services that are available in their local community. The centers offer clients information, referrals, and direct assistance with: Family assistance services, Transition assistance advisor, Military family life consultant, Psychological health providers, and Military OneSource.     

Provides a diverse array of programs, services, and activities designed specifically for older adults aged 55 and above. Offering social engagement, and supportive programming for older adults through a community‑based senior center that promotes independence, wellness, and quality of life.

Provides an online search tool that helps connect moms with support groups on various topics. Support groups cover anxiety, depression, loss of children, miscarriage, mothers of adult children or children with special needs, and stay-at-home mothers. Support groups are offered both in-person and online.

Offers activities and services for adults aged 60 and older, promoting independence and community involvement. Some of the services include non-emergency transportation, medical insurance assistance, handyman helpers, outdoor and indoor recreational activities as well as health and fitness programs.      

Provides parents information and assistance in finding affordable childcare and supports providers to ensure children thrive. Information regarding providers and financial assistance to obtain childcare services are also provided.

Provides food assistance for individuals in need.

Provides free of charge training of tutor-volunteers who are then matched with adults who cannot read or write (Basic Reading Tutoring) or cannot speak English (ESL Tutoring).

Provides services for youth ages 0 - 21 who are living at home with their family. Services include behavioral support if needed, community-based support, community inclusion, and transportation.    

Offers support for individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders in the community, the Transitional Aftercare Services Program (TASP) offers ongoing case management, introduces self-help groups like AA and NA, and organizes recreational activities. Participants benefit from transportation to self-help groups and recreational events, fostering group support and enjoyment.