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Operating a 12-hour program, this initiative addresses individuals convicted of operating vehicles or vessels under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The IDRC detains, educates, screens, and refers participants for assessment and treatment, monitoring their treatment engagement. All individuals convicted of alcohol or drug-related traffic offenses in New Jersey must fulfill State Intoxicated Driving Program (IDP) and Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC) requirements. Noncompliance is reported to the courts, with the IDRC recommending driving privilege suspension to IDP, which then notifies the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Compliance reports are sent to the courts and the State IDP, reporting to the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission.   

Provides 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), Family violence intervention.

Handles pet adoptions, licensing, and surrender services for animals in the local area. Also rescues and rehabilitates abandoned animals. Rabies clinics are available annually.

Investigates allegations of child abuse and neglect and, if necessary, arranges for the child's protection and the family's treatment. Services include: child protection, case management, foster care, adoption, and family supports and services through community providers.

Provides housing counseling, tenancy support, homelessness prevention, and move-in assistance for eligible New Jersey FamilyCare (NJ FamilyCare) members experiencing housing insecurity. Services include assistance securing permanent housing, independent living residences for adults with disabilities, and benefits linkage. Additionally, the program offers referrals to case and care management services to ensure long-term stability and health.

Provides clients with informational workshops on financial topics such as bankruptcy, taxes, and more. The program also offers credit counseling, seminars, and referrals to appropriate community organizations and services.

Provides case management, breastfeeding support, and postpartum doula services to high-risk families and individuals of childbearing age. Focuses on Atlantic City and Camden.

Guides individuals and small businesses through the Affordable Care Act (ACA) application process, including appeals and complaints, by offering complete assistance and maintaining neutrality, while also providing Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) assistance to eligible applicants.

Provides children have the opportunity to build self-confidence, independence, and creativity. Children are able to join and participate in different activities such as swimming, summer camps, after school care, sports, art and crafts, etc.

Offers a wide variety of assessments. This includes seminars, job training and placement services, and computer training for seniors and low-income families.

Provides various hospital services to the surrounding community. Services may include ambulatory care, critical care, internal medicine, radiology/diagnostic testing, orthopedics and pediatrics.   

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.

Operates a fully handicap accessible, bilingual office that provides information and assistance services to disabled individuals over 18 and their loved ones. Staff assist with accessing home care services, financial assistance, medical insurance coverage, assistive equipment, home modifications, transportation, vocational training, education, and recreational opportunities.

Provides tax assistance for individual and business tax concerns. Appointments are recommended.

Offer comprehensive health care services for women through a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC), ensuring accessible and quality care tailored to their needs.

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.

 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.