Provides a weekly, group counseling program for individuals struggling with alcohol dependency. Individuals work towards developing sobriety through the use of the 12-step program.

Maintains a meeting list of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups in northern New Jersey. The hotline offers direct voice contact with a recovered alcoholic.

Offers a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from compulsive debting. DA is not allied with any sect, denomination, politics, organization or institution; does not wish to engage in any controversy; neither endorses nor opposes any causes. Thier primary purpose is to stop debting one day at a time and to help other compulsive debtors to stop incurring unsecured debt.

Hosts support groups and 12-step meetings for family and friends affected by a loved one's sexual or love addiction behavior. Through the website, individuals can locate a S-Anon meeting in their local area. Skype, phone, and online meetings are also available.

Provides case management, substance abuse programs, individual and group counseling, emergency financial assistance, housing assistance, support groups, transportation, a food pantry, and a helpline for individuals with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)/AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome).

Serves as the meeting site for a number of support groups in the community. Grouops may include: Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) Women's Group, Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Overeaters Anonymous (OA), LGBTQ+ Anonymous, Naranon Anonymous, and Sexaholics Anonymous (SA).

Maintains a meeting list of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups in northern New Jersey. The hotline offers direct voice contact with a recovered alcoholic.

Join a biblically based support group for women 18+ impacted by addiction, dependency, or emotional wounds, using scripture, personal sharing, and accountability for healing.

Maintains a meeting list of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups in southern New Jersey. The hotline offers direct voice contact with a recovered alcoholic.

Alcoholics Anonymous is a weekly, group counseling program for individuals struggling with alcohol dependency. Individuals work towards developing sobriety through the use of the 12-step program.

Provides support programs, workshops, and referrals. Referrals include: gambling support, caregivers support, smoking cessation, adolescent counseling, eating disorders, teenage and young adult therapy, holistic counseling, play therapy, and life reviews for the elderly.

Support a fellowship of individuals recovering from drug addiction, offering peer-led meetings, sponsorship, twelve-step programs, mutual support, and a drug-free service environment

Counsels individuals struggling with alcohol dependency. Individuals work towards developing sobriety through the use of the 12-step program.

Offers variety of support groups, health literature, educational classes, wellness programs, and information about healthcare services in Cape May County. Programs available at the center include, but are not limited to, health related support groups for: breast cancer, stroke/brain injury, prostate cancer, pain management, gastric bypass, pulmonary rehabilitation, lymphedema, alcoholics anonymous, and a caregivers support group.

Provides linkages to recovery support resources, social and educational opportunities, life skills workshops, and support groups to those with a substance use disorder.

Provides monthly newsletter, group meetings, pen pals, conferences, and group development guidelines as resources for women wanting to overcome substance use disorders. Resources are available in-person as well as online.

Provides counseling and support groups for individuals, couples, and families. The support groups help with various social and psychological issues such as addiction, psychotherapy, anxiety management, and bereavement. Domestic violence programs such as SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home) are also available.

Offers a hotline for people dealing with drug or alcohol addiction, and their families. Also helps them find support group meetings.

Helps substance abusers and compulsive eaters achieve and maintain sobriety, separately from religion/spirituality. All meetings are self-supporting, anonymous, and exist locally throughout the United States. There are also online groups and forums available through the website. The organization welcomes all religious and nonreligious individuals to the program.

Provides an online phone directory of each state's Cocaine Anonymous offices. Users can also download a print version of the information. Offices host programs which help individuals struggling with addiction to cocaine and other substances recover.

Offer the opportunity to wash clothing through our laundry ministry while providing food pantries with meal supplementation to help those in need maintain their independence. Sponsor a family in need through the Adopt-A-Family program, connecting impoverished families with individuals or groups to provide for their tangible needs at Christmas.

Provides a range of services, including social/educational groups for LGBTQ youth and seniors, specialized support groups, HIV prevention support for women of color, linkage to HIV care, treatment adherence counseling, HIV Pre-Exposure Prevention (PrEP) counseling, transgender-affirming counseling, brief support counseling, LGBTQ-affirming service referrals, mentoring, and career development. Additionally, offers LGBTQ intern programs, community events, youth-focused education on HIV/STI prevention, substance abuse prevention, intimate partner violence, LGBTQ history, healthy relationships, and anti-bullying, along with continuing professional education programs for health, academic, and social service providers.

Provide a biblically based support group for men 18 or older affected by substance abuse or compulsive behaviors, using scripture, personal sharing, and accountability to foster healing.

Engages young people in critical thinking about their involvement with alcohol and other drugs, equipping them with skills for healthy decision-making. Parent CHAT empowers parents with resources to respond effectively to their teens' substance use. This two-session program, held once a month, delves into the physiological effects of alcohol, its impact on the body, and addiction mechanisms.

Holds support group meetings for youth, ages 12 through 19, who are affected by a loved one's sexual or love addiction behavior. Youth can locate an S-Ateen meeting in their local area by phone or e-mail. An online community forum is also available via the website.