Specializes in various cancers, including bone, breast, colorectal, gynecological, head and neck, kidney, lung, pancreas, prostate, skin, stomach, testicular, and urinary bladder cancer, and provides radiation oncology services, chemotherapy treatment, and free support groups.

Designed to provide support and encouragement to parents of children born with congenital heart defects and heart disease. Individual chapters are also looking at creative ways to reach patients of all ages.

Offers health education courses, support groups, seminars, lectures and individual counseling. Support groups are widely varied and include:- Breast Cancer Support- Breastfeeding Support Group- Cancer Support Group- Epilepsy Support Group- Family Members and Manic Depression Support Group- Stroke Club Support Group

Offers telephone support, funds research, and advocates for policies that accelerate access to new therapies. Also provides a support network for indivduals and famlies impacted by T1D.

Provides monthly activities that celebrate the role of the sibling, serving youth/young adults between the ages of 8 years of age until 12 years of age who have a sibling with special needs.

Provides various in-house services, including information and referral, free blood pressure screening, annual health screenings (including mammograms and prostate screenings with MC Health Dept), health fairs, income tax preparation (with AARP), Medicare counseling (SHIP), access to a Surrogates Court representative, NJ Transit reduced fare ticket books, and Safe Housing grants. The center offers a range of activities, including recreational, social, and educational events and trips, with reservations required for many programs. Special initiatives include "A Friend in Need," offering temporary partial assistance to the frail elderly in times of crisis, and the Friends of the Center Volunteer Group, actively involved in planning fundraising events to support outreach programs. Additionally, there are support groups for diabetes and Parkinson's, with new volunteers welcomed for general office/clerical tasks, luncheon set-ups, reception, and telephone duties.

Conduct meetings where heart patients and families receive support in coping with the diagnosis, treatment or surgery for heart disease. Learning to understand and express shock, disbelief, anger or frustration is an important step in the patients' recovery process, and the supportive environment of group meetings provides a forum for these discussions. Chapters also invite healthcare professionals to present valuable information and answer questions.

Provides educational sessions for parents, while holding fun camp activities for children & teens with diabetes, while offering families the opportunity to meet with peers and share feelings and ideas on raising a child with diabetes.

Provides HIV clinical trials and diverse psychosocial services to HIV-positive individuals, their families, and friends, including counseling in mental health, nutrition, substance abuse, and treatment education. Additionally, services entail HIV-related support groups for men, women, gay/lesbian individuals, and the Double Trouble group for those with HIV and addictions, along with case management, prescription assistance, social therapy, van transportation, and outreach to HIV-positive individuals and those at risk, which includes HIV and STD testing and counseling.

Provides support group and recreational services to indivials diagnosed with aphasia. The center is focused on improving communication skills.

Provide leading health organization dedicated to preventing osteoporosis and broken bones, promoting strong bones for life and reducing human suffering through programs of public and clinician awareness, education, advocacy and research. Established in 1984, BHOF is the nation's largest health organization solely dedicated to osteoporosis and bone health.

Provides information and resources to caregivers, healthcare professionals, and the public. The website offers details on FTD types, symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatments as well as state-specific support groups. A helpline offers information, support, and advocacy, while phone support groups address challenges in behavior, language, grief, and young children for both FTD patients and caregivers.

Offers educational and training programs for adults with developmental and physical disabilities, tailored to their interests, family/caregiver needs, and independence goals. Services facilitate social and communication skills, life skills, recreation, health/wellness activities, educational/volunteer/employment opportunities, and self-advocacy. Also provides financial management assistance.

Facilitating adjustment to vision loss, the multi-faceted Adjustment to Vision Loss Project links individuals to peer support groups, mental health consultants, and trained professionals. It fosters a network of peer groups, enabling members to share experiences and support one another, while training sessions address rehabilitation, psychological issues, and lifestyle changes. The project offers a telephone linkline for clinical consultations and organizes virtual and in-person activities.

Offers support groups for individuals with Down syndrome, and their families. Also provides information and resources related to Down syndrome through an online database.

Provides a collection of residential and community-based services for individuals and families. Services include short-term shelter, long-term rental assistance, food, confidential HIV testing, condoms, and support groups.

Provides a 492-bed general medical surgical hospital offering specialized services, including:- Emergency Unit- Behavioral Health- Cancer Center- Crohn's & Colitis Management Center- Diabetes Management Center- Dialysis Center- Emergency Care- Epilepsy Monitoring Program- Family Primary Health Care- Joint Center- Laboratory and Radiology Services- Nutrition Specialist Services- Physical, speech and occupational- Pain Management- Rehabilitation Services- Surgical Services- Women's Center

Lighthouse Guild is the leading not-for-profit vision and healthcare organization, with a long-standing heritage of addressing the needs of people who are blind or visually impaired. This includes those with multiple disabilities or chronic medical conditions.

Provides social networking events for adults 18+ living with type 1 diabetes. Attend any event, from anywhere-all you need is a screen and internet access.

Offers many programs and services aimed to help people affected by MS. Programs are conducted through educational teleconferences, self-help groups/peer support, or through specific in-person seminars. Topics range from research to symptom management to family issues and more.

The Tele-Support Group for Teens is a telephone-based support group where high school juniors and seniors who are visually impaired. Participants can share their experiences and questions with current college students and/or recent graduates, who are also visually impaired.

Provides information and referral, advocacy, recreations services, independent living skills training, and peer counseling services for individuals with disabilities who reside in Essex and Passaic Counties.

Provides support group and recreational services to indivials diagnosed with aphasia. The center is focused on improving communication skills.

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.

Offering eye health and independence through educational, vocational, and living skill programs. Additional services encompass entrepreneurial training, skills development at JKTC, instructional materials, employment support for deaf-blind individuals, and I - Can Connect program for technology distribution.