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Offers a team-based program for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness and substance use disorders who have a history of multiple emergency room visits or psychiatric hospital admissions in the last 18 months. Provide intensive, in-community treatment and support to assist consumers in staying out of the hospital and improving their functioning in the community.

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. 10/27/25: SNAP benefits loaded on your Families First EBT card before October 31, 2025 will be available after November 1. Check your balance at NJFamiliesFirst.com or call 800-997-3333 to confirm your benefits are available.

Provides information to parents, the public, and providers about availability of child care services provided through the New Jersey's Child Care Subsidy Program and other programs for which the family may be eligible, information about the different types of providers, and financial assistance to obtain child care services.

Serves as the meeting site for a number of support groups in the community. Grouops may include: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Women's Group, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Overeaters Anonymous (OA), LGBTQ+ Anonymous, Naranon Anonymous, and Sexaholics Anonymous (SA).

Provides safe, affordable independent senior living with 76 one‑bedroom and studio apartments for low - to moderate-income adults, offering a supportive, welcoming community with social engagement opportunities and easy access to supportive services. 

Provides free education and support services to families who have an adult family member with a mental illness. Services include: Individual family consultation, Medication education, Referrals to mental health and community-based support program, Family advocacy. 

Provides a supportive environment for individuals experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. Offers use of a mailing address for individuals who regularly visit to retrieve mail.

Facilitates a structured rehabilitation program for individuals with brain injuries, aiming for community independence. Tailored therapy sessions mimic real-life situations, aiding reintegration. Patients can access services up to six hours a day, five days a week. Trained professionals offer educational, vocational, and functional activities.     

Provides a community-based residential treatment program for youth who are unable to live with family due to issues of trauma. Referrals are only accepted from a statewide case management agency.

Provides food to the homeless who live in the woods or streets and to area motels and offers referrals to other service agencies for problems with alcohol and drugs, or medical and mental health care or outpatient services and PATH (Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness) program.

Provides various supportive services for families in the community. Services include: in-home respite care, community based supports, after-school programs, and drop-off respite programs.

Builds and rehabilitates homes for purchase by low-income families, largely using volunteer labor and donated materials. Houses are sold to applicants with a 30-year, no-interest mortgage.

Assists low-income individuals to obtain divorces or assist in divorce cases.

Provides home maintenance and repair services. The intent of the program is to perform those jobs that, if neglected, would adversely affect the health or safety of the senior citizen.