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Provides job readiness services for people with hearing loss in Central Jersey (Middlesex, Ocean, Monmouth, Somerset, Hunterdon, Mercer, Union). The center offers the following services: vocational assessment, career exploration, resume development, interview preparation, job search assistance, job placement, job coaching, job retention. Assistive Technology Services are available to clients by appointment only.

Provides a hot lunch six days a week. At meal times, health services, educational services, and information and referral are also accessible. Meals are served hot and bagged lunches are available.

Provides certified home health aide care, supportive home care, and assistance with daily activities for individuals requiring personal care services. Programs include private-duty home health care, assistance with bathing, showering, toileting, dressing, grooming, transfers, ambulating, meal preparation, shopping, errands, and live-in aides. Services are available for short periods or around the clock.

Provides support groups that invite individuals affected by the suicide of a loved one to share their thoughts and feelings and be supported during the grieving process. Groups are peer-led and meetings are both in-person and online via Zoom.   

Provides space for community members and local stakeholders to come together to discuss and implement goals aimed at improving Waterfront South Neighborhood.

Provides various events and services for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. Services include: training for parents, educators, first responders, and police; recreational and support services; and workshops for parents and professionals. 

Provides temporary shelter and comprehensive support services to homeless families. Operated by New Community Corporation, it offers on-site child care, counseling, job training, and life skills workshops to help families achieve stability and move toward permanent housing. Those seeking care must have children. 

Provides residential behavioral health and psychiatric treatment services for children, adolescents, and individuals with emotional, behavioral, developmental, and mental health needs through structured therapeutic residential care and supportive clinical services.

Provides services to enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities. Services include: assistance with daily living skills, connection to community resources, continuing education, church services, shopping, work, recreation and exercise, family and friend activities, and vacations.

Provides independent living services that help individuals with disabilities achieve self-sufficiency, participate in community life, and overcome barriers through information and referral, peer counseling, advocacy, skills training, youth transition support, and connections to housing, employment training, and assistive technology resources.

Provides individual, group, and family services for youth, adults, and families. Treatment may include psychiatric services. 

Aims to address vocational, cognitive, behavioral, social and emotional difficulties due to brain injuries. Aims to help individuals resume normalcy and improve quality of life.

Provides coordinated housing navigation, homelessness prevention, diversion services, rapid rehousing, street outreach, emergency shelter linkage, housing placement assistance, and connections to permanent housing resources for veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

Implements a research-based primary prevention program for second and third graders, utilizing puppets and real-life scenarios to teach life skills. Focus areas include planning, interpersonal skills, cultural competence, peer pressure, and conflict resolution.    

Provides emergency shelter for single women, mothers with children, and two-parent families with a referral through the Board of Social Services. Also provides residents the opportunity to save money to secure permanent housing.