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Provides integrated care designed to improve overall health and well-being through community-based mental health and addiction treatment.

Provides supportive services to government entities through volunteers. Recruited volunteers have backgrounds in communications, Common Business-Oriented Language (COBOL), operations, and technology.

Offers minor home repairs for elderly homeowners to improve their home's safety/security measures and accessibility. Repairs are not made purely for aesthetic reasons.     

Provides 128 low and moderate-income units in the Pequannock area. 120 units are located at the Glens, and 8 units located at Crestwood Park. These units are for purchase only.   

Provides outreach, field support for homebound individuals, and assistance with completing Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) applications.

Provides sports and recreational activities to bring together blind and sighted individuals at a state, local, and personal level. Aims to challenge negative assumptions of blind individuals through statewide events and an exchange of personal experiences.

Provide support programs for individuals affected by liver disease, including online and in-person groups.

Provides supports services to individuals with the goal of achieving and/or maintaining increased independence, productivity, enhanced family functioning, and inclusion in the community. 

Provides assistance for when landlords do not provide heat. Landlords must provide heat as required by the state codes and the local town or city ordinance. Operates under the New Jersey state housing codes.

Offers a full range of services including recreation, information and referral, health screenings, counseling, income tax preparation and transportation services (for Metuchen residents only) within Metuchen Township.

Supports family reunification and the safe prevention of children entering out-of-home care through intensive in-home parenting skills training. Services include: foster care, residential treatment, and group home services. Services typically last 4 to 9 months.

Assists homeless or at-risk veterans and their families in maintaining housing stability or rapidly re-housing them. Operating under a "housing first" model, the program prioritizes housing stability. Eligible veterans and families may receive financial aid for rental, security deposits, and initial rental payments.     

Provides low-income seniors with coupons for aid. They can be exchanged for eligible foods (fruits, vegetables, honey, and fresh-cut herbs) at farmers' markets, roadside stands, and community supported agriculture (CSA) programs.

Provides individualized ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) therapy to individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. Services are available both in-home and in-school.

 Facilitates the acquisition of earned entitlements from federal, state, and local governments, as well as private sectors. Daily activities involve housing assistance referrals, requests for lost military separation papers, medal replacement, VA health care enrollment, job counseling, and transportation to VA medical facilities. Special programs include providing American flags for Memorial Day, arranging burial in a veteran's cemetery for indigent veterans, and the "Tracers" program. Additionally, the Division conducts group meetings called "Veterans First" to assist formerly homeless veterans transitioning into housing. Operating the Alfred J. Thomas Home for Veterans since 2003, the Division offers transitional housing, therapy, and counseling for chronically homeless veterans.

Offers funeral assistance for children between 1 and 12 years old, who die from external causes such as suicide, accident, or sudden unexplained death.

Provides various services for individuals re-integrating after time in the criminal justice system. Aims to reduce the likelihood of recidivism and relapse, and to increase the likelihood for continued success on parole supervision. Treatment starts with case assessments to build treatment plans designed around an individual's needs. Services include: cognitive behavioral intervention, motivational enhancement, relapse-prevention therapy, trauma-informed care, re-entry case management, substance abuse disorder services, cognitive and life skills training, housing assistance, family violence prevention, gang intervention, job readiness, employment assistance, and educational services.