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Provides homeless families with up to 10 days of accommodations in a motel allowing time for alternate arrangements to be made by the family. At least one head of household must be employed with earnings not to exceed 250% of the poverty level.

Provides routine, non-medical assistance to adults with disabilities who are employed, involved in community volunteer work, or attending school and are not eligible for Medicaid. Personal assistants help with tasks such as: light house keeping, bathing, dressing, preparing meals, shopping, driving, or using public transportation.

Provides 65 housing units with 1-4 bedrooms, at low cost. Units are available for low- and moderate-income individuals and their families.

Individuals will be placed on a waitlist.

Handles consumer complaints against local businesses by assisting individuals affected by fraudulent practices in the sale of goods and services. Enforces the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and related regulations through mediation, investigation, and litigation.

Provides food and limited personal care items to individuals in the community. Pantry items include cleaning supplies, paper products, canned food, and toiletries.

Operates a 24/7 helpline for New Jersey residents struggling with a substance abuse addiction. Provides information on available options for callers seeking treatment. Families of addicted individuals can also receive referrals to supportive resources in their local community.

Advocates for an accessible, responsive, integrated and coordinated system of care for individuals requiring substance use treatment services. Offers case management to help place individuals in funded substance use programs.  

Provides food and support for individuals in Middlesex County. This can include individuals affected by a fire, flood, or other form of disaster.

Provides a short-term residential shelter for women and children affected by domestic violence. While at the shelter, guests can receive counseling services and intensive case management regarding: Social services, Housing, Continuing education, and Employment readiness.

Provides family-to-family peer support, education, advocacy, and system navigation for families raising children and youth with emotional, behavioral, developmental, educational, medical, mental health, substance use, or juvenile justice needs. Offers caregiver support groups, workshops, warm line services, and referrals. Connects families with trained Family Support Partners and community resources.

Provides assistance to senior citizens and disabled individuals for long term care in a nursing facility, or services to help remain in the community rather than be cared for in a long term care facility. In-home services that are part of this program include home health aides, skilled nursing, medical day care and medical transportation.

Provides court‑mandated education and assessment for individuals convicted of driving while intoxicated. This includes substance use education, evaluation, referral, and monitoring.  

Provides a food pantry for families facing food insecurity through monthly food distributions. Focuses on inclusivity and support. 

Offers supportive services and recreational activities for senior citizens. Services and activities may include blood pressure screenings, free notary public services, homemaker services, knitting and crocheting classes, nutrition program, seasonal trips, bingo, and yoga.