Offers a variety of services to the community. This can include services for the elderly, education and social programs, information and referall, and diversity programs.

Provides a variety of services for individuals with disabilities who reside in the city of Camden. Services include; Information and referral, Advocacy, Recreation services, Independent living skills training, Peer counseling services, Assistance with applying for affordable apartments, Assistance with applying/reapplying (if denied) for Social Security.

Provides NJ SNAP and health insurance enrollment assistance, as well as access to community resources.

Offers a full range of education and recreation services for youth residing in Wall Township. Services include; An afterschool program and Special events. The after school programs and recreation include Foosball, Ping-pong tables, Table games, Arts and crafts, Trips, Indoor and outdoor sports.

Operates a peer-run community center for individuals with mental disabilities and illness. The center provides a safe place that is removed from the stresses and demands of the outside world. People come to the center to participate in groups, learn, socialize, play billiards, browse the internet, watch television shows and movies, sing karaoke, and prepare and serve healthy meals.

Empowering low-income communities in Jersey City, the program offers a multifaceted, comprehensive, bilingual, and culturally sensitive approach. Staff conduct thorough assessments, identifying client needs and strengths, linking them to resources for self-sufficiency. They collaborate closely with organizations, city/state offices, and community groups to meet client needs, serving as a vital first point of contact for families seeking assistance.

Provides individuals and families in the local community with the following social services: addiction counseling, hospital and shut-in visitation, information and referral services, and case management.

Provides recreational and arts programs to the community, offering opportunities for physical activity and community engagement. Children and adults can participate in basketball, soccer, K.O. Boxing, sports clinics, and other recreational activities. The Performing Arts Program enriches children culturally, offering modern, tap, jazz, step (drill), and Latin dancing. Other potential arts programs include visual arts, music, and theatre.

Provides several services, including:- Food Pantry- Computer Lab- Teen Center- R.O.Y.A.L. Mentoring- Summer Day Camp- Summer Lunch Program- Senior Citizen Trips- Spring Clean - Up Day- Hall Rentals- Special Events (Halloween party/parade; Thanksgiving Dinner; Children's Holiday Party)

Provides community services for individuals and families who reside in Sussex County. Services include crisis intervention; parenting and stress reduction seminars; household furnishings; information and referrals; and individual, couple, and family counseling.

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.

Offer housing support, HIV testing and prevention, harm reduction, care coordination, transportation, counseling, support groups, education, training, and social activities for people living with or vulnerable to HIV and the LGBTQ+ community

Offers a variety of events and activities for older adults residing in Westfield and the surrounding communities. Provides a senior citizen program consisting of planned activities, a nutritional lunch, and trips.

Provides basic supplemental financial assistance and case management for low income individuals and families in need who reside in Glen Rock, Ho-Ho-Kus, Midland Park, Ridgewood, Waldwick, and Wyckoff. Offers assistance in the areas of food, limited emergency rent/mortgage, utilities, financial for summer camp and child care, holiday programs, even school supplies.

Provides a comprehensive assessment for individuals and families to identify and address their needs effectively, offering referrals to advocacy, community services, entitlement programs, healthcare access assistance, housing education, support groups, translation services, assistance with court documents, and help with disability and unemployment claims applications.

Provides various services for adults, exercise programs likeswimming, health club, racquetball, spa services, retirees program, adult programming including JCC University, a film school, cooking classes, bridge, canasta, Mah Jongg and other social games, book events, day trips, creative arts and crafts, gallery tours and more, support groups for widows and divorcees.

Provide emergency food, crisis support, case management, hygiene items, baby supplies, referrals, and summer camp. Allow families to return every 30 days for free essentials.

Offers diverse community programs for all ages, including weekend youth events, Christian poetry, comedy, and hip hop shows, counseling, drama productions, seminars, theater, and family activities such as dinners and game nights.

Provides utility assistance, clothing and furniture vouchers, emotional and spiritual care. Additional services inlcude youth scouting and music programs, as well as teen clubs.

Offers services and activities to people in the local community. Programs and services offered:Youth and young adult recreational programs, Life skills classes for teens and young adults, Spiritual counseling, Mission: Literacy classes for young readers, Grandparent resource center.

Provides clients obtain documents like birth certificates and photo IDs, find permanent housing, search for jobs, write resumes and prepare for interviews with outfits and coaching. The facility also provides food, water, coffee and activities daily for visitors. Better Life provides supportive housing units for chronically homeless individuals on the second floor, also run by CSPNJ. Residents are referred to the facility from the emergency department of University Hospital.

Provide emergency food, crisis support, case management, hygiene items, baby supplies, referrals, and summer camp. Allow families to return every 30 days for free essentials.

Offers the surrounding communities various services and programs. Some programs include food pantries, holiday gift assistance, computer classes, pastoral care, and volunteer opportunities.