Provides a helpline for emotional support tailored to deaf and hard of hearing individuals. Through direct communication with licensed social workers fluent in American Sign Language, individuals receive expertise in the challenges of diagnosis and treatment, sensitivity to deaf culture, and understanding of hearing loss issues. ACCESS, under normal circumstances, offers outpatient therapy services to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families.

Provides an accessible, free telephone helpline to assist children and adolescents with their day-to-day concerns. Trained listeners encourage discussion, provide support and offer practical guidance.

Provides phone support and referrals to pregnant and postpartum individuals who may be experiencing a perinatal mood disorder. Also offers group support and education in the community, and support to providers who use the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Screen.

Offers telephone support to family members and caregivers of children with special emotional, behavioral and mental challenges. Staff members listen and offer advice, information, support, and referrals.

Provides information, referrals, and crisis intervention to parents and families in need.

Offers specialty consultations for military members and their spouses, addressing challenges unique to military life such as deployments and frequent relocation. Delivered by individuals with personal military experience, these consultations cover various areas including life transitions, adoptions, special needs, adult disability and elder care, Wounder Warrior programs, relocation assistance, and health and wellness coaching encompassing weight management, fitness, nutrition, and stress management.

Provides a peer-run service, offering ongoing telephone mental health support for teens and young adults.

Offers information aiming to create connections and give hope to struggling families, wherever they are.

Operates a peer-run service, providing ongoing telephone support to mental health consumers. Callers are introduced to a peer in their area to set up mutual ongoing support. This service also provides mental health information and referrals.

Provides support, education and advocacy to families who have children with behavioral, emotional mental health, and/or substance abuse challenges, including but not limited to peer support, youth partnership- provides peer support through the guidance of youth leaders, and warm line for parents and caregivers.

Provides support, education and advocacy to families who have children with behavioral and/or emotional challenges. Programs include:- Peer support- Parents Anonymous support group- Support group for parents/caregivers of youth in the Juvenile Justice System- Parenting workshops- Youth Partnership support program for youth, ages 13 through 21- Warm Line for parents and caregivers

Provides free telephone reassurance and community support for older adults, people with disabilities, and those who are lonely, living alone, or feeling isolated from their community. Volunteers provide a friendly hello, as well as assess the well-being of the client, and will call an emergency contact person if a perceived emergency exists.

Serves as a peer support line for mental health service recipients struggling with grief, sadness, anger, loneliness, or other emotions. Non-crisis support is provided by mental health consumers.

Offers suicide prevention and mental health support to law enforcement officers in a confidential, safe environment through Cop2Cop. The hotline, staffed by retired cops and cop clinicians, provides understanding and support without judgment, including debriefings and defusing after critical incidents, and listening support for officers experiencing stress or anxiety.

Assists defense teams in cases involving battered women by providing technical assistance on civil and criminal law matters, including identifying defense strategies, offering relevant case law and litigation materials, locating expert witnesses, identifying support networks for victim defendants, and suggesting additional sources of information and assistance. Additionally, offers information on promising practices for responding to domestic violence, accessible through a toll-free telephone line. Does not offer direct representation.

NJ 2-1-1 Partnership provides comprehensive information and referral services, by phone and web, which connect people to organizations that can assist them. The organization also can provide crisis intervention and active listening services by telephone. Spanish translator services are available.

Provides support, education, and advocacy for families who have children with have behavioral or mental health issues. Services offered include various support groups and a warm line.

Provides various support services to parents and caregivers of youth with emotional, behavioral, intellectual, or developmental issues; substance abuse disorders; or mental health concerns. Services include: peer support, education, and advocacy.

AID-NJEA is a free, confidential helpline for school staff members and their families. The helpline is staffed by active and retired educators and school counselors who are trained to counsel and support their colleagues. The program provides telephone support, information, and resources for school employees experiencing some distress in their work or personal lives.

Provides a SMS text-based mental health support and crisis intervention chat line. Chat topics may include anxiety, coronavirus, depression, emotional abuse and stress, loneliness, self-harm, suicide, and others. The line is operated by volunteer staff.

Offer warm line phone support for family members and caregivers of children facing emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges

Operates a peer-run service, providing ongoing telephone support to mental health consumers. Callers are introduced to a peer in their area to set up mutual ongoing support. This service also provides mental health information and referrals.

Provides education, advocacy, and support for parents with children facing challenges in mental health, substance abuse, or developmental disabilities. Services are provided regardless of family income or insurance eligibility.

Provides support, education, and advocacy to families whose children have emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges, or are in crisis. Services include: parenting classes, grandparent support groups, youth partnership support groups, and a warmline for parents and caregivers.

Provides mothers resources for children with special needs such as peer support and resources for mothers with children with special needs, clinical assessment for caller's emotional needs and gauge any emotional trauma, referral networks for mental health needs, and information on support groups that meet within the community.