Provide a helpline offering New Jersey caregivers dementia education, daily care guidance, ongoing support, and referrals to support groups.

Provides a library of online courses for individuals who want to learn how to better support veterans, service members, and their families. Courses are specifically geared towards healthcare providers, employers & corporations, caregivers & families, educators, volunteers and service professionals. Users are allowed to work at their own pace with any course that they choose to enroll in. All e-learning courses use resources and reports within their training materials.

Provides free in-home instruction and support to caregivers, given by registered nurses, social workers, and other professionals.

Provides family caregivers with information and education about the importance of regular time-off from caregiving, and helps link them to available community-based respite care resources. Financial assistance is also available to family caregivers of dementia patients in order to help them obtain respite care services.

Program helps ensure access to community support services in Union County to older adults by providing information, counseling, assistance and advocacy to older adults, their families, friends, and caregivers. Referrals for community programs and resources are provided.

Provides elder care and service information for older adults, caregivers, professionals, and the community. Family caregivers and care receivers receive information and are connected to local resources and services. Social workers can provide ongoing emotional support and coaching to caregivers.

Assisting unpaid Morris County caregivers, this free program enhances their skills and effectiveness. A registered nurse assesses needs, devises personalized teaching plans, and arranges up to five in-home visits with VNA professionals. Caregivers receive training from various specialists, including nurses, therapists, dieticians, and social workers, addressing concerns and strengthening caregiving skills based on individual needs.

Assists older adults with remaining at home by providing in-home assessments, counseling, and assistance securing community services. Applicable services include: home repairs, home health care, respite, and counseling for caregivers.

Targets families, caregivers and relatives of people in Salem County who have mental illness, with special emphasis on families in crisis. Among the services to be offered in homes, in the community or on-site are: Support, education, explanation, strategies, and information, Family groups, Individual and/or family sessions, Respite care, Referral services/linkages, Psycho-educational programs, Intensive in-home services.

Serves as a group for people that provide unpaid help (generally) to a loved one, who is otherwise not able to care for themself due to an illness, age, or disability. Provides a support group and an outlet for caregivers to receive additional information about caregiver services that are available in specific geographic area.

Provides comprehensive services for the elderly and their families, including care management, individual and marital counseling, information & referral, coordination of homemaker service, transportation, widow/widowers group, and volunteer services. Programs for families of the elderly feature consultation, family counseling, case management, assessment and planning, housing information, nursing home referrals, support and therapy groups, and Caring Connections. Additionally, sponsors a Kosher Meals on Wheels program for eligible persons and offers opportunities for volunteers, specialized services, and assistance to Holocaust survivors.

provides help to unpaid family caregivers by providing education, information, resources and support.

Educates and provides support to caregivers resulting in the empowerment of both seniors and their caretakers. Services include education workshops, caregiver support groups, networking opportunities, and other resources regarding caring for senior adults.

Provides coordinated treatment and prevention services to families identified by the Department of Children Protection and Permanency as having abused or neglected children. Offers services that include individual and family counseling, parenting groups, socialization groups for children and teens, and referrals to community agencies.

Provides caregivers in-home and community support for individuals who care for a senior, and grandparents who care for a minor. Services includes advocacy, case management, counseling and stress management, and education on mental health issues related to stress.

Provides assessments, direct services, and referrals to community based programs and coordination of services. Services include: assistance in applying for SSDI, SSI, Medicare, Medicaid, Managed Long Term Support Services (MLTSS); assistance with applications for food stamps, PAAD, LIHEAP, Meals on Wheels, affordable housing, durable medical equipment, and home modifications. Also provides individual and family support and linkages to home care, respite care, and caregiver support.

Provide caregivers with support and assistance in accessing services to help maintain individual caregiving needs. Programs include, but are not limited to: C.A.R.E.S. Program, offering short-term counseling and in-home respite care, and Circle of Caring Support Group, Care Connection Program.

Intensive Family Support Services (IFSS) is a specialty program of Ocean Mental Health Services that offers support groups and education for caregivers of individuals with mental illness. The program can help caregivers with the stress and worry that often accompanies their role, including issues such as isolation, frustration, lack of knowledge and understanding, insecurity, and anxiety.

Provides advocacy, community service information, education programs, recreation programs, and volunteer opportunities to senior citizens.

Provides Alzheimer's-related information and support to all who need assistance, including people with memory loss, caregivers, health care professionals, and the public. Staff can help callers understand and clarify on questions they may have regarding Alzheimer's.

Provides support, information, and education to family members of individuals with a mental health diagnosis. Helps in fostering an improved quality of life for family and loved ones and in creating a supportive and understanding environment.

Offers a series of interactive workshops, presentations and support groups to adults ages 60 and older and caregivers on a variety of topics related to mental health and wellness. The program also provides a short - term assessment, consultation and referrals for older adults or caregivers who may need to access mental health or other resources.

Provides comprehensive services for the elderly and their families, including care management, individual and marital counseling, information & referral, coordination of homemaker service, transportation, widow/widowers group, and volunteer services. Programs for families of the elderly feature consultation, family counseling, case management, assessment and planning, housing information, nursing home referrals, support and therapy groups, and Caring Connections. Additionally, sponsors a Kosher Meals on Wheels program for eligible persons and offers opportunities for volunteers, specialized services, and assistance to Holocaust survivors.

Offers comprehensive assistance and coordination of care plans for elderly individuals. Provides guidance and support to caregivers by developing suitable care strategies for seniors unable to live independently. Social workers advocate for patients on health matters, offer information and referrals, and aid in insurance claims and financial management.

Offers a 24 hour, 7 days a week helpline, support groups, family and professional caregiver training, multi-cultural outreach, advocacy, Medicalert, and a safe return program to people with Alzheimer's disease, their caregivers, health care professionals and the public.