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Offers a range of employment and supportive services, empowering women. For those aged 18 and older, addressing both short-term and long-term goals. Services include workshops, monthly newsletters, case management, counseling, training in various work skills, GED classes, a support group, childcare referrals, outreach, mentoring, online services, and a five-week Job Readiness Program. 

Empowerment is a 12-week program of interactive and engaging techniques/exercises designed to address life enhancing skills and empower women in a supportive group environment. The program begins with an orientation session and continues successively for 12 weeks.  

Provides an online search tool that helps connect moms with support groups on various topics. Support groups cover anxiety, depression, loss of children, miscarriage, mothers of adult children or children with special needs, and stay-at-home mothers. Support groups are offered both in-person and online.

A support group for women seeking employment. Open to Morris County residents.

Offers supportive counseling to individuals experiencing unresolved feelings following an abortion, stillbirth, or miscarriage. Provides emotional support and crisis intervention services to individuals experiencing pregnancy-related changes.

Provides a confidential post-abortion healing program. Services include: counseling referrals, peer support groups, retreats, and faith-based resources for women, men, and siblings affected by abortion. Counseling topics include: grief, anxiety, depression, and other emotional impacts through facilitated support and trained clergy or therapist referrals.

Provides a monthly support group where women build relationships and support one another. Offers faith-based discussions, practical workshops, and shared meals to help participants develop connections and strengthen personal resilience.

Provides breastfeeding, chestfeeding, and human milk feeding support through trained volunteer Leaders, including individual assistance, group meetings, education, information, and referrals.

Assists defense teams in cases involving battered women by providing technical assistance on civil and criminal law matters. Services include: identifying defense strategies, offering relevant case law and litigation materials, locating expert witnesses, identifying support networks for victim defendants, and suggesting additional sources of information and assistance. Also provides information on promising practices for responding to domestic violence. Does not offer direct representation.

Facilitates various peer support groups: Adjust to Vision Loss Project: Fosters a community for individuals with vision loss to share experiences, receive peer support, and gain education through virtual and in-person activities. COPE: Caters to individuals with multiple sclerosis.

The Self-Advocacy Group: Covers topics like self-esteem, disability perception, employment, family dynamics, and self-advocacy skills. Women with Disabilities: Addresses relationship, family, employment, and daily challenges, offering a platform for information sharing. Limited transportation is available for Bergen County residents attending COPE and the Women's Group.

Offers several ongoing support groups for parents and caregivers, including the Every Parent Influences Children (EPIC) program, Healthy Relationships group, monthly ladies' night event, and a father's support group. These groups provide valuable support and resources in various formats to meet the diverse needs of parents and caregivers.

Aims to assist young women to achieve their full potential and master the skills needed for transition to adulthood. Also provides clinical services.

Provides a hotline with access to services for South Asian women who are victims of any form of violence. Services include: culture specific supportive counseling, Ashiana (transitional home for women and children), legal clinics, crisis intervention, interpreter services, some transportation, outreach through education, support groups, court/medical accompaniment and advocacy.

Facilitates various support groups: Adjust to Vision Loss Project: Fosters a community for individuals with vision loss to share experiences, receive peer support, and gain education through virtual and in-person activities. COPE: Caters to individuals with multiple sclerosis.

The Self-Advocacy Group: Covers topics like self-esteem, disability perception, employment, family dynamics, and self-advocacy skills. Women with Disabilities: Addresses relationship, family, employment, and daily challenges, offering a platform for information sharing. Limited transportation is available for Bergen County residents attending COPE and the Women's Group.