Offers a safe, supportive environment for adults experiencing, or on the verge of, a mental health crisis to stay on a short-term basis. Offers peer support, case management, education, support groups, medication services, co-occurring substance abuse services, Wellness Recovery Action Planning (WRAP), and follow-up support. Serves as a crisis alternative that aims to avoid the repetitive cycle of psychiatric hospitalization.

Offers free, intensive, short-term support for individuals facing a mental health crisis, presenting an alternative to inpatient hospitalization. Staffed 24/7 by trained professionals, the house transforms crises into opportunities for enhancing personal wellness. Aimed at inspiring hope, the service assists guests in developing crisis self-management skills for handling current and future situations. Emphasizing self-care in sleep, rest, relaxation, nutrition, physical activity, and co-occurring medical or substance use issues, the program allows guests to stay for a maximum of 10 days. Alternatively, in case of a waiting list or if a guest prefers staying at home, the service provides continued contact and outreach for up to one month.

Provides a short-term residential options for individuals at risk of hospitalization due to mental illness or those needing stabilization after inpatient care. Services include: case management, therapy, housing assistance, wellness groups, and life skills training.

Providing VA's Domiciliary Care for Homeless Veterans (DCHV) program, an 85-bed treatment center and transitional residence, offering medical, mental health, and substance abuse treatment. The average stay is around 4 months, and while not general transitional housing, it serves as a crucial resource for veterans reentering the community, often acting as an entry point for other VA transitional housing programs.

Provides online access to mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities, including healthcare and veteran's affairs centers, and physicians prescribing buprenorphine for opioid addiction. Users can filter results by state, county, service type, payment options, and more.

Provide supportive living in supervised group homes, offering structured care, daily assistance, and skill-building for individuals to promote independence, safety, and community integration.

Offers comprehensive behavioral and mental health programs for children, adolescents, and adults with a psychiatric or dual diagnosis. Services include: Children/adolescents inpatient treatment, Adult inpatient psychiatric care, Adult short-term residential care, and Adult partial hospitalization.

Delivers early intervention support for Bergen County residents facing mental health crises. Provides short-term crisis intervention, stabilization, crisis prevention planning, counseling, assessments, rapid response teams, stabilization services, and referrals to community resources.

Provides free, intensive, short-term support as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization for individuals in a mental health crisis. Staffed 24/7, the house transforms crises into opportunities for enhancing personal wellness. Staff inspire hope and assist guests in developing crisis self-management skills for handling current and future situations. Focusing on self-care, the service addresses sleep, rest, relaxation, nutrition, physical activity, and co-occurring medical or substance use issues. Guests can stay for a maximum of 10 days, or, if there's a waiting list or a preference to stay at home, the service offers continued contact and outreach for up to one month.

Provides a partial care program for individuals with serious and persistent mental illness, offering a structured day program to help maintain functioning and independence. Operates group homes, supervised apartments, and a 15-bed intensive residential program.

Provides free, intensive, short-term support for individuals undergoing a mental health crisis, serving as an alternative to inpatient hospitalization. Staffed 24/7 by trained professionals, the house aims to inspire hope, enhance personal wellness, and equip guests with crisis self-management skills. Focusing on self-care areas such as sleep, rest, relaxation, nutrition, physical activity, and managing co-occurring medical or substance use issues, the service allows guests to stay for up to 10 days or provides continued contact and outreach for one month if they choose to remain at home or face a waiting list.

Provides individuals with serious mental illness in Essex County residence in a group home setting. Professionals assist residents in acquiring self-sufficiency skills. Residents engage in supportive services like partial care, vocational programs, education, employment, or personal pursuits.