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Provides an online directory for county-official evacuation and sheltering directives. Also provides a special needs registry for county residents.    

Specializes in caring for adolescents, addressing a wide range of psychiatric or emotional challenges, such as mood and anxiety disorders, psychotic illness, disruptive behavior disorders, substance abuse, post-traumatic stress syndrome, and other emotional complexities. Aiming to identify and stabilize acute psychiatric issues prompting admission, and employing family and group therapies to facilitate their swift and secure transition back to home, school, or outpatient treatment. 

Provides a partial care program for adults with psychiatric disabilities. The program has several components including training in daily living skills, clinical and psychiatric services, and supported employment services.

Provides an interactive group workshop for individuals with chronic pain such as arthritis, back pain, neck pain, headache, or pelvic pain. Participants learn the skills to manage their pain on day-to-day basis through exercise, healthy eating, and cognitive pain management. Also teaches how to manage fatigue, sleep problems, difficult emotions, weight loss, and inter-family communication between friends and coworkers.

Assist low-income households in managing energy costs and maintaining safe, affordable utility service through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) and the Universal Service Fund (USF).

LIHEAP Overview

Assists with heating and medically necessary cooling costs during designated program periods. Provides regular seasonal benefits and may offer emergency assistance for households facing shut-off or fuel shortages. Payments are typically made directly to the utility company or fuel supplier, ensuring continuity of service.Available to both homeowners and renters who meet income and residency requirements.

USF Overview

Offers monthly credits on electric and/or gas bills to reduce ongoing energy costs. Designed for households that spend a significant portion of their income on energy. Helps prevent service interruptions and promotes long-term affordability.   

Provides comprehensive mental health and substance abuse treatment services for Warren County residents. These services encompass psychiatric and counseling programs, including a consumer self-help center operating during evenings and weekends, family support and education, emergency services, substance use disorder treatment, sexual abuse treatment, Intensive Family Support Services (IFSS), and Prevention Connections aimed at enhancing family skills for youth success.  

Offers families who meet criteria and income guidelines temporary cash assistance and support services. Services may include: Childcare payment assistance, Transportation services, Work-related expenses (limited) and Family violence intervention.

Provides at-home COVID-19 saliva testing for individuals potentially infected with COVID-19. Tests may be taken with or without symptoms.

Offers food assistance to families with low incomes to help them buy groceries through a benefits card. The card is accepted in most food retail stores and some farmers markets.

Provides medication options for individuals in recovery from opiate and alcohol use disorders.

Provides information and application assistance to adults interested in becoming a foster parent. Foster families provide a safer home for children who have been abandoned, neglected, or abused.

Provides structured summer day camp programming that promotes youth development, social connection, and skill-building in a safe and supportive environment. Delivers recreational activities, educational enrichment, leadership development, and supervised group experiences.

Delivers a nutritionally-balanced meal and assurance check each weekday to home-bound seniors. Two cold meals for weekend consumption are provided for participants on Fridays. 

Assists women in effectively navigating life’s transitions. Inspires others to do the same by providing resources, recommendations, and support.

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 food assistance to individuals in the community.

Provides supportive treatment services to individuals with a serious mental health concern. Services include: personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. Services are delivered in-home or via community settings and aim to promote self-management and community integration, prevent hospitalization, and improve quality of life.

​Offers emergency overnight shelter when temperatures reach 32°F and below.

Provides housing stabilization services for individuals and families at risk of homelessness. Offers case management, resource navigation, and assistance with accessing housing-related services and benefits. Assists households in maintaining safe and stable housing.

Operates five emergency hotlines that provide access to support, options, referrals, and safe and confidential shelter for female victims of domestic violence or human trafficking and their children. Services include: Mercer County Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Hotline; NJ Statewide Domestic Violence Hotline; Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Domestic Violence Texting Hotline; TTY Domestic Violence Hotline; and Safe Shelter Collaborative (BedFinder mobile application).   

Provides classes to students preparing to become U.S. Citizens. Provides content-based lessons covering topics in U.S. history and government that integrates English literacy and civics competencies needed to attain citizenship.

Provide confidential emergency shelter for domestic violence victims and their children in Essex County, offering a 24‑hour hotline, safe housing, emotional support, short‑term counseling, legal and housing advocacy, referrals, and guidance to help families rebuild safe, independent lives.

Provides the LGBTQ+ community with supportive and educational services in a group setting. The organization hosts weekly, in-person meetings at the Morristown Unitarian Fellowship. Meeting format is a one-hour discussion group called Open Talk, followed by a guest speaker, movie, or social event. GAAMC also hosts weekly online meetings, using Zoom each Wednesday evening.

Helps individuals discover after leaving The Mission, the Vocational Development Team helps with all aspects of job readiness including acquiring necessary documentation and developing skills for job seeking.