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 referrals to food assistance, financial assistance, and mental health programs to people in need. Also offers monetary assistance to individuals and families facing financial hardships.

Provides directory of resources to help those in need. Resources include but are not limited to: food assistance, job training, rent assistance, utility assistance, shelter and housing, home safety and repair.

Provides a confidential, 24/7 resource line for youth and their families who have had police and/or court contact. Individuals can receive information and referrals to local services such as substance abuse treatment, mental health treatment, individual counseling and family counseling, and also receive assistance with navigating the various youth systems (school, courts and children's behavioral health).

Provides a 24/7 comprehensive information and referral service that connects people to human service organizations that can assist them. Crisis intervention and active listening services are available to callers by telephone, text message, and online chat (through the website). The agency also maintains a searchable resource database that can be accessed via their website.

Offers information and referral services to help people locate programs, agencies and organizations in their communities. Offering: Housing, Nutrition, Counseling, Legal Assistance, Financial Assistance, Programs serving the disabled, Government Programs, Employment, Education, Health Care, Transportation, Emergency Services, Holiday Assistance, Volunteer Opportunities and more.

Provides information and referral services to help individuals of all ages access needed services. The agency will also follow up with clients to ensure that services were received. If appropriate service is denied or delayed, the agency will advocate on behalf of clients.

Provides a comprehensive information and referral service that connects people to human service organizations that can assist them. Crisis intervention and active listening services are available to callers by telephone and online chat (through the website). The agency also maintains a searchable resource database that can be accessed via their website.

Assists participants in taking the first step towards a more meaningful life. Launch Center offers the Help Desk, which is equipped to assist with various tasks and referrals, life coaching, small business coaching, and a premier career preparation program, SOAR.

Provides a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week comprehensive information and referral service that connects people to human service organizations that can assist them. Callers can access NYC 311's services through the website, telephone, text message, Skype, and their mobile app. Crisis intervention and active listening services are available to users via all communication platforms.

Provides information and education for refugees, asylum seekers, immigrants, and welcoming communities. While offering free online classes for citizenship and GED preparation, a wide range of other topics, FindHello is an app to connect people to local services.

Provides a crisis intervention and stabilization program for adolescents and families in conflict. Aims to help adolescents and their families divert crisis situations from the court, and keep families together whenever possible.

Assists women in effectively navigating life's transitions and inspiring others to do the same by providing resources, recommendations, and support.

Provides support for individuals and families referred by parishes in Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth and Ocean counties. Services include case management, financial assistance, referrals to community resources, and counseling.

Offers access to information and referrals on social and human resources in the community. The agency maintains a comprehensive database of organizations that serves Burlington County residents.

Assists all Warren County residents by providing information and referrals on various human service programs, including mental health, substance abuse, youth services, and transportation. Additionally, consults with advisory committees for planning, program development, and coordination of county human services, and prepares comprehensive plans addressing mental health, substance abuse, and other human service issues. The Division has subcontracted the county's Intoxicated Driver Resource to Family Service of Morris County, with all calls directed to Morris County IDRC.

Operates a search tool that allows users to locate a 2-1-1 information and referral (I&R) call center in their local area. Each 2-1-1 is individually run and maintains their own databases of community resources. Listed number is for United Way Worldwide, not individual 211 services.

Provides information and referral services to help individuals of all ages access needed services. The agency will also follow up with clients to ensure that services were received. If appropriate service is denied or delayed, the agency will advocate on behalf of clients.

Provides a 24 hours a day, 7 days a week comprehensive information and referral service that connects people to human service organizations that can assist them. Crisis intervention and active listening services are available to callers by telephone and text messaging. The agency also maintains a searchable resource database that can be accessed via their website.