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Helps children meet developmental milestones. Services include: social work, parent training, developmental intervention, speech, and occupational and physical therapies

Provides financial assistance for rental or utility security deposits and initial rental payments. Also provides: assistance with linkage to transportation services, child care, medical and behavioral healthcare, and recovery services for veterans experiencing PTSD or other effects of combat. Other services assist veterans and their families re-establish financial stability and self-sufficiency.

Provides a structured and supervised outpatient substance abuse program, offering services like individual and group counseling, 12-step meetings, social and recreational activities, educational and vocational services, life skills training, primary health care, perinatal health care, support programs for family members, relapse prevention services, and a continuing care program with additional supportive services like child care, transportation, and parenting skills development.

Connects users to resources on blindness/visual impairment such as assistive technology, braille instruction and document producers, diabetic support, scholarships, employment, guide dog programs, and legal rights.

Empowering students with essential knowledge and skills, this program educates them about underage alcohol use. By the end, students should be able to describe alcohol's effects on the brain and body, identify alternatives to drinking, and confidently respond to challenging situations involving alcohol.   

Offers financial assistance to county residents who are at risk of homelessness, but are INELIGIBLE for welfare programs. This includes Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), General Assistance (GA), or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Allows seniors to be included in volunteer opportunities with the community. Seniors have the freedom to choose what non-profit, faith-based organizations, government agencies, health centers, schools and senior centers. They are able to volunteer whenever they choose.   

Offers supportive counseling for children, adults, and families at home, work, school, and in the community. 

Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) offering confidential adolescent healthcare in a school-based health clinic. The clinic is located adjacent to the School-Based Youth Services Program administered by the Jewish Renaissance Foundation. Services include: Medical Services:, Immunizations, OB/GYN referrals, Physicals, Laboratory tests, and Youth Counseling. 

Offers a free membership that includes a resource directory, newsletters, allows participation in quarterly meetings, and elections offering information, education, and support to women interested in or currently breastfeeding.

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. 

Provides referrals for health screenings, treatment and services includes general health care and education with immunizations, nutrition, NJ's system of primary health care centers. reproductive health for family planning, prenatal care, and addictions, hotline for postpartum depression, specialized conditions for cancer education / early detection, cardiovascular disease, cystic fibrosis, pediatric primary care and WIC sites.

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

Provides various activities for senior citizens in the community. Services includes: exercise classes, luncheon program, movie club, nutrition center, recreational services, and shopping trips.

Advocates for low-income clients, the Civil Justice Clinic addresses various civil cases, focusing on housing, family, consumer law, probate, bankruptcy, unemployment compensation, social security, SSI disability benefits, and other public benefits. Under faculty supervision, students actively engage in cases such as defending eviction actions, assisting tenants with repairs, litigating to recover security deposits, opposing illegal rent increases, and handling cases related to real estate, home repair, car repair, or purchase scams, divorce, custody, alimony, domestic violence, child support, and social security disability. Students undertake the entire legal process, including client interviews, negotiations, drafting legal documents, and conducting depositions and trials. Additionally, the clinic periodically undertakes broader law reform and impact advocacy initiatives on systemic issues within civil poverty law.

Provides one-to-one support services for adults with developmental disabilities. Offers mentoring, personal care, socialization opportunities, skill-building activities, and community engagement to promote independence and personal growth.

Provides programs for community youth in effort to enrich their lives through social engagement, sports, and arts and crafts classes. Programs include but are not limited to: football camp, summer baseball camp, summer mini soccer league, playgrounds, tennis, big brother program, track, bowling, and canvas painting.   

Offers a variety of resources for individuals diagnosed with Huntington's disease, their family members, and healthcare professionals. Services may include genetic testing, social services, and diagnostic evaluation/treatment plans. 

Provides a multi-lingual hotline for abortion provider information. Individuals are provided with case management services, consultation and limited financial assistance to help cover of care and travel-related costs.