Offers medical services to the community. Services include, but are not limited to: adult medicine, pediatric care, podiatry, and AIDS/HIV care.

Offers diagnostic and treatment services for adults with developmental disabilities. Services aid with limitations on major life activities such as self care, language, learning mobility, self direction, independent living and economic self-sufficiency.

Aims to help children (newborn to age 3) meet their developmental milestones. Services include, social work, parent-training, developmental intervention, speech, occupational and physical therapies

Provides a licensed, therapeutic Residential Treatment program for children and youth, mostly within a campus like environment with an approved private school. Services available are psychiatric assessment and evaluation, psychiatric and medical monitoring, psychotherapy for family, group, and individuals including pre-vocational work readiness skills and creative arts therapy.

Provides an extensive range of psychiatric services for adults and children of all ages, includes psychiatric evaluation, medication monitoring, consultation with other physicians and clinicians, psychotherapy, psycho-education, and child study team assessments.

Provides an evidence-based, free and voluntary home visitation program serving pregnant women and families in service area with children 0-3 years of age. The program provides parents with information, support, and developmental screenings as well as referrals to community resources.

Provides patients with a convenient way to access out-patient services with its multi-service center. The building also houses behavioral medicine for children and adolescents.

Offers a complete diagnostic services and a broad range of therapeutic services for children, adolescents, and their families. The center offers a wide range of services by providing evaluations and treatment recommendations for developmental delays in gross and fine motor skills, speech and hearing, socialization, perceptual, attention deficit, and hyperactivity disorders.

Provides a home visitation program utilizing the Parents as Teachers model. Also offers in-home parenting education and support, child development/health screenings, fatherhood and literacy programs, as well as a food pantry. The Parents as Teachers model aims to increase parent knowledge of early childhood development, provide early detection of developmental delays and health issues, prevent child abuse and neglect, and increase a child's school readiness and success.

Provides a comprehensive, multi-disciplinary evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment of developmental delays in children. An early intervention program with children, ages 0 through 3, is also available.

Provides a directory listing of NJ public schools, vocational programs, private schools, and school districts, searchable by county, district code, or school name/keyword, with full lists available. Residents can contact their local school district for various services, including registration, school calendars, free/reduced lunch enrollment, special needs evaluation, transportation, counseling, extracurricular activities, and staff contact information.

Providing a distinctive Early Intervention (EI) experience for families with infants and toddlers facing developmental delays or disabilities from birth to 3 years old, Project First Step comprises a Targeted Evaluation Team, a Service Coordinator Unit, and various early intervention services. These services encompass assessments, developmental intervention, evaluations, family training, family support, infant massage, nursing, ongoing services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, social work, speech therapy, and transition to preschool services.

Offer a Family Support program to improve family well-being and safety through in-home and out-of-home services, including parenting education, therapeutic support, foster/respite care, and health literacy.

Provides a home visitation program that supports expectant mothers and parents of children up to 5 years of age. A parent educator visits the client's home to offers hearing, vision, cognitive, social, emotional, speech and motor development screenings. Linkage to community resources, personal home visits, peer support, education and parenting skills-development through monthly group connections meetings.