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Provides professional development, continuing legal education (CLE), legal research resources, legislative advocacy, networking opportunities, and public legal information resources to individuals in New Jersey.

Provide supervised, structured programs offering a wide range of intensive outpatient services, potentially 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, family support, relapse prevention, continuing care with supportive services like child care, transportation, parenting skills development, and treatment for co-occurring disorders.

Offers a full range of services for jobseekers, including career counseling, job training, resume and interview support, and re-employment orientation. On-site resources include public computers, internet access, a career resource room, and interview spaces. Additional offerings such as ESL classes, HSE prep, Jersey Job Club workshops, and tuition waivers help guide your path to employment success.

Provides free, home-delivered accessible reading materials to individuals with visual, physical, or learning disabilities. Materials available in audio, braille, large print, and magazines formats.

Provides intensive, 12-month educational services and supports to children and young adults, ages 3 through 21, who exhibit severe cognitive, physical, behavioral, or emotional disabilities; pregnant or parenting teenagers; and those at risk of school failure. the following services are managing two satellite hospitals, operating sixteen regional schools, transitional Educational Centers (TEC), an alternative, year-round educational program designed for at-risk high school students. Encourages diploma completion at their local high school or school district. Implementing Project TEACH (Teen Education and Child Health) an alternative, year-round educational program for pregnant or parenting teens at risk of school failure. Provides child care services while students work towards earning a diploma. Establishing the Technology for Life and Learning Center (TLLC): providing assistive technology to students with disabilities within the Office of Education's program.

Provides temporary cash assistance and supportive services to low-income families with dependent children through the WorkFirst New Jersey program. Services may include employment and training activities, childcare support, transportation assistance, and connections to healthcare and other benefits to help families achieve self-sufficiency.

Provides emergency food assistance to people in need.

Provides a bilingual educational program for Latino families with children who suffer asthma. Benefits include educational sessions, home visits, and referral to an asthma specialist treatment support.

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 intensive, in-home, crisis intervention and family education to families with a presenting crisis where their child(ren) is at risk of abuse, neglect, or out-of-home placement; families whose child(ren) are scheduled to be reunified within 30 days; or to resource parents who need assistance in stabilizing the children in their family’s care.

Provides employers with qualified and experienced individuals who possess the skill sets required and needed in the workplace. Includes career planning, prevocational training, and small group or individual supported employment.

Provide support to families and individuals affected by craniofacial conditions through a comprehensive suite of programs, including a hotline, educational resources, family networking, and financial assistance for travel and lodging related to medical care.

Delivers court-ordered, community-based outpatient mental health services to individuals with serious mental illness and frequent use of inpatient and/or Crisis Screening Services. Provides timely hearings within 72 hours, psychiatric evaluation, medication monitoring, case management, emergency on-call services, person-centered wellness, recovery planning, and linkage to additional services.

Provides a primary, preventive, and related health and social services, including physicals, sick visits, screenings, immunizations, mental health and substance-use counseling, medication-assisted treatment, referrals, social work support, and food packages for diabetic patients.

Provides assistance with applying for health coverage. Trained and certified staff members can help individual consumers understand health coverage options, complete eligibility forms, and enroll in a plan through the health insurance marketplace. The NJ FamilyCare Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) is also available to those who qualify.   

Offers extensive one-on-one case management through the Coordinated Entry Program for homeless individuals and families, providing comprehensive intake, assessment, and program linkage for housing and supportive services. Case managers guide consumers in understanding available resources, eligibility, and facilitate connections. Additionally, GSECDC's Drop-In Centers welcome all homeless individuals and families.