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Provides monthly eye health screenings for individuals in the community.

Provides a full day summer camp program for children and teens ages 5 through 13. Activities include weekly trips, recreation, educational activities, swimming, athletics, computer instruction, and nutrition. Breakfast, lunch and afternoon snack included.

Provides a short-term crisis intervention service for adults experiencing a psychiatric crisis that diverts them from hospital emergency departments and crisis screenings to immediately accessible intervention. Services include short-term counseling, medication treatment and case management, for a duration of up to 30 days. The goal is to help individuals return to pre-crisis functioning.   

Provides information and resources on early identification, treatment and promotion of good health habits to ensure that children are healthy, safe and ready to learn. The program is made up of three integral parts: Physical Health, Nutrition and Oral Health.    

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Offers various services, such as: law enforcement, tax assistance, public health initiatives, animal control, waste management, document services, and public libraries to support the needs of their residents.

Sells clothing, household articles, and basic household goods at reduced prices.

Provide food and clothing to individuals in need, offering essential support during difficult times.

Provides a variety of structured, curriculum-based childcare programs for all ages, emphasizing learning through play and social/emotional development, with daily meal service. Programs cater to infants/toddlers (6 weeks to 2 1/2 years), preschoolers (2 1/2 to 5 1/2 years), before and after kindergarten children (5 1/2 to 6 1/2 years), school-age children (grades 1-8), and a summer camp (ages 6 to 12) including breakfast, lunch, and snack.  

Assists elderly, handicapped and low-income persons in weatherizing their homes. Also improving their heating system efficiency and conserving energy.  

Provides housing and supportive services for four to eight individuals per 55 community-based residences throughout New Jersey.

Offers exemplary student veterans (Fellows) the chance to join the VFW legislative team on Capitol Hill during the VFW Legislative Conference hosted in early spring each year. 

Provides a form of exercise to relieve arthritis pain, improve health and function, and facilitate ease of movement for older adults. Movements are performed at a higher stance to make it easier for older participants and those with arthritis or physical disabilities. Movements can be modified to accommodate mobility issues.

Provides statewide information and referral for women. Referrals are based on issues of concern to women, but not limited to shelter and housing, crisis intervention and counseling, financial assistance, domestic violence/rape, legal services, and parenting, pregnancy and family planning.

Provides an online self-assessment questionnaire to assist individuals experiencing symptoms related to COVID-19 (Coronavirus). Helps determine next steps, such as seeking testing, or self-quarantining.

Provides goal-oriented and individualized support focused on improved self sufficiency for the client through assessment, planning, linkages, advocacy, coordination, and monitoring activities. Services include: referral, intake, career planning, job preparation, job site support, and ongoing support services.

Offers family and individual therapy to children and families who need help coping with stressful events, developing stronger and more stable relationships, and resolving interpersonal conflicts. The therapists are trained in family systems, psychodynamic, cognitive behavioral and interpersonal therapeutic techniques. 

Offers a unique bracelet identification-tracking program for individuals prone to wandering and who have dementia such as Alzheimer’s disease or developmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorder. The program does not serve as a “sitter,” but rather provides extra support to the caregiver and family to keep the loved one in the community.

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.   

Aims to provide a safe space for at-risk youth in Ocean County to develop into more secure and productive individuals. Services may include: substance abuse education, group counseling, vocational education, pet therapy, and work internships. 

Provides barrier-free housing for individuals with disabilities in order to help them live independently as possible. Each apartment is designed for people who use wheelchairs or have other disability-related needs. Also provides assistance with applying for rental subsidies.