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Provides individuals and couples without children who meet criteria and income guidelines temporary cash assistance and support services.

Provides counseling, limited emergency financial aid (upon approval from the Board), as well as information and referral services. Aid is provided for the following needs: clothing; food; insurance; medical bills; rent; transportation; utility bills.

Offers financial assistance to county residents who are at risk of homelessness, but are INELIGIBLE for welfare programs. This includes: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), General Assistance (GA), or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Provides various financial assistance and advocacy programs to individuals in need. Services include: access to community services and programs, emergency financial assistance, summer camp scholarships, and refugee reception and placement.

Offers support services and short term emergency assistance for families in times of crisis, when funds/donations are available. Including vouchers for clothing, furniture, emergency needs.

Provides a variety of services to residents including assistance with emergency needs, information about programs, and referral to community resources. The agency offers clients help with applying to programs such as: PAAD, Lifeline, Home Energy Assistance and Senior Tax freeze.

Provides people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) with a comprehensive number of core and supportive services including Case Management, Substance Abuse, Prevention/Counseling, Emergency Financial Assistance, Referrals to Mental Health Services, Medical Transportation, Special Family Events, Peer Support Groups, Supportive Housing, and Food Pantry.

Offers a Veteran's program set up to provide funds and advocacy when time is of an essence. The goal is to provide these needed services and funds within 24 hours.

Provides and administers benefits and entitlement programs to citizens in need. Assists with programs such as SNAP, Social Security/Medicaid, and utility payment assistance as well as non-governmental programs.

Assists older adults with emergencies. This includes: lack of heat, electricity, gas, or water; need for medical examinations or medications; transportation; security deposit or small household repairs; and air conditioning units.

Provides assistance to current military personnel, dependent family members and veterans. Information, referrals, advocacy, Pastoral counseling and needs-based financial assistance are available on an individual basis.

Offers an array of services to survivors and those impacted directly by the Holocaust. Services include assistance in obtaining a Home health aide, monthly meetings at "Cafe Europa", emergency financial assistance (limited based on availability) and counseling services

Provides need-based assistance to active-duty and retired Sailors and Marines, their eligible family members, and survivor. Assistance includes, financial assistance and counseling, Quick Assist Loan (QAL), budget for baby, emergency travel, disaster relief, thrift shop quick assist loans.

Administers the General Assistance (GA) Program, a state financed welfare program for eligible adults or childless couples. This is run by the help and human services department.

Provide comprehensive support to individuals and families facing immigration and detention crises through a 24/7 hotline, legal aid, housing referrals, case management, counseling, food assistance, community advocacy, court accompaniment, and monthly educational and support events.

Provides short-term case management and support services to families in the service area. Also provides resources and linkages to additional community programs. Some families may be eligible for financial assistance.

Creates a safety net for those families and individuals who exhausted their five-year time limit on welfare (Work First New Jersey [WFNJ]) and do not meet the criteria for an exemption to the time limit.

Offers financial assistance to county residents who are at risk of homelessness, but are INELIGIBLE for welfare programs. This includes: Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), General Assistance (GA), or Supplemental Security Income (SSI).

Provides emergency assistance to grocery workers to ease their financial challenges. Eligible grocery workers in the United States can apply to receive up to $250 in the form of a cash card, once annually.

Provides funds to aid individuals with disabilities to assist with overcoming barriers encountered because of the pandemic. Funds can be used for technology, food, essential household supplies, personal care items, housing assistance, transportation assistance, prescriptions, durable medical equipment, personal care attendants, personal protective equipment (PPE).

Provides a variety of free services to individuals with HIV/AIDS, including HIV case management, individual and group counseling, a weekly dinner/support group, and opioid abuse treatment. Those enrolled in the case management program may access emergency financial assistance for needs such as utility shut-off, lack of food, or lack of medication.

Assists single mothers and their babies to ensure their success. Volunteers provide perinatal services, mentoring, vocational assistance, financial planning, provisions, and workshops and social events.

Provides referrals to food assistance, financial assistance, and mental health programs to people in need. Also offers monetary assistance to individuals and families facing financial hardships.

Provides emergency/general financial assistance to eligible persons. Available for residents of Haddon, New Jersey.

Provides various financial assistance and advocacy programs to individuals in need. Services include: access to community services and programs, emergency financial assistance, summer camp scholarships, and refugee reception and placement.