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Provides primary health care services to individuals in the community. Adult services include: preventive care, screenings, immunizations, and specialized evaluations. Children and adolescent services include: well visits, immunizations, screenings, and comprehensive care. Obstetrics and gynecology services include: pregnancy care, and general gynecological care. Also provides infertility diagnostic care and counseling.

Assists individuals with developmental disabilities with navigating the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) system of service providers and community resources. The program helps by providing individuals with a personalized approach to choosing what services best fit their needs.    

Provides a two-day, 12-hour educational/screening services for individuals convicted of various statutes pertaining to operating under the influence, refusal of the breathalyzer, underage drinking, drunk boating, and fatal emergent accident. Based upon screening criteria, individuals may be referred to a substance use treatment agency for further evaluation.     

Provides monthly food pantry to those in need. 

Provides summer camp programs to families in Bergen County. For Children ages 5 - 12 years old. 

Provides education on pregnancy options, as well as information on fetal development and pregnancy, to individuals with an unexpected pregnancy. Also provides pregnancy related services, including free pregnancy testing, limited first-trimester obstetrical ultrasound, health care referrals, and consultation on abortion options.

Provides transportation services for senior residents.

Provides vocational and independent living skills training for individuals who are blind, deaf-blind, or visually impaired. It offers programs in job skills, daily living activities, and safe navigation to help participants achieve self-sufficiency. The center also provides residential accommodations for intensive, personalized training in a supportive environment.

Provides an array of services to survivors of domestic violence and their families. Services include but are not limited to: clothing and personal care items, Domestic Violence Response Team (DVRT), food pantry, 24-hour helpline, information and referrals, law enforcement proceedings/court hearings/legal services, safe house, safety planning, supportive counseling and groups, social services and housing advocacy, and a transitional step by step living program

Provides moderate rehabilitation to owner-occupied low- and moderate-income households. Assistance is provided in the form of technical and financial assistance for maintenance, repair, and modification of homes.

Offers webinars on a variety of topics to support individual with disabilities, family caregivers, and professionals. These online sessions provide timely information, practical tools, and expert guidance.

Offers an English as a Second Language (ESL) a program for foreign born residents who are unable to speak, read, or write in English. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced programs are available.   

Provides services designed to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities. Individuals learn adult daily living skills and discover what their community has to offer including continuing education, going to church, shopping, work, recreation and exercise, family, friends, and vacations.  

Operates different senior activity centers that serve as a location where senior citizens and their spouses can socialize or participate in educational and wellness programs.

Provides summer recreational day camps for children grade 1 through 6. During the morning, children engage in specialized areas of enrichment or sports. Afternoons include field trips, swimming, performing arts, and sports. Breakfast and lunch is provided.

Engages individuals at the point of hospitalization and participates in the discharge planning process to assist with the transition from hospital to community. Post-discharge follow-up to support the client with community integration. Direct in home contact and linkage to community resources, mental health, and non-mental heal services

Offers wellness support, practical in-home services, and valuable resources such as transportation and support groups to senior citizens. Individualized resource consultations to assist with relocating and other transitions are also available.

Provides clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics, and other items to the community at low cost All purchases directly fund rehabilitation programs. Also provides work therapy for individuals to help regain self-esteem and develop vocational skills.    

Provides a comprehensive array of intensive outpatient services, coordinated by a case manager, encompassing individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, primary and perinatal health care, a family program, relapse prevention services, and continuing care. Approved for Vivitrol.

Operates a 90-bed temporary shelter capacity, 62 of which are in bedrooms that accommodate from 2 to 8 individuals and 28 are dormitory style. In addition, there is a seasonal (December 15th through March 14th) sit-up shelter for 15 individuals.

The Center receives referrals for temporary shelter from community agencies, religious institutions, and law enforcement agencies. Those referred to the Center may have a history of substance abuse, physical and mental health problems, and unemployment, in addition to homelessness.

Provides 24-hour supervised living and training to adults who are deaf/blind and developmentally disabled. Available for all residents of New Jersey.

Offers placement assistance and services to residents of rooming and boarding homes. Services include investigation of complaints regarding boarding homes and residential health care facilities.