Assisting families dealing with mental health conditions through various services:1. Provide Information and Referral: Offer directories, articles, brochures, and a library of resources on mental illness, treatment, housing options, and legal/financial programs. Staff is available to discuss and explore ways to meet specific client needs.2. Offer Consultation and Education: Provide individual or family guidance with mental health professionals over the phone or in person. Deliver an objective, supportive perspective for handling situations or managing the illness. Consultation available at the agency or home with flexible hours.3. Facilitate Support Groups: Conduct ongoing support groups for families coping with mental illness. Create an opportunity to share and problem-solve with others facing similar situations. Guest speakers cover topics like estate planning, medication, relapse prevention, and treatment resources.4. Provide Respite Care: Offer non-emergency relief for family members seeking a break from caregiving responsibilities.

Provides education, anonymous pregnancy testing, resources for shelter homes, clothes, help in prenatal care, job search, and referrals of resources for counseling.

Offers support for individuals and families affected by HIV, including referrals for housing, food, legal aid, and transportation

Offers information and referral for caregivers, parents, and professionals in New Jersey who interact with individuals with disabilities, developmental delays, and special health needs. Callers can speak to a Resource Coordinator, who can assist them in finding appropriate community resources.

Provides ongoing supportive services for individuals with developmental disabilities, and their families. Services may include citizen and self advocacy, family and individual counseling, financial support voucher services, information and referral services, and senior outreach.

Offers a Juvenile/Family Crisis Center, which is a 24 hour, legally mandated service designed to assist families who are experiencing serious difficulties in managing the behavior of children aged 10-17. Aids those in situations where the behavior of the children or parent results in a serious threat to the well-being and safety of the youth or other family members.

Offers a full range of medical and dental services for children, adults, and seniors including in-house specialists at our centers. Services also include OB/GYN, geriatrics, adult medicine, dental, AIDS/HIV testing/treatment, and behavorial health.

Provides referrals to various local and county agencies offering programs for seniors that include, but are not limited to: visiting nurse services, adult day care, legal services, nutrition programs, housekeeping services, and dental and vision services (some of which may be at a discounted rate). Made for various health services not directly available at the Health Department.

Offers a program with the goal to enhance the quality of life of Monmouth County's Latino seniors, disabled adults and their families, and caregivers. Services include: information and referral, advocacy, support services to improve access to care, and socialization through activities and community involvement.

Provides services for HIV positive and HIV negative individuals. Services include HIV prevention for men and women, treatment education, adherence support and medical care access, legal services, wellness program, connections to counseling and testing.

Provide a helpline offering New Jersey caregivers dementia education, daily care guidance, ongoing support, and referrals to support groups.

Provides contact and service information for respite services throughout the United States. Users may view results for detailed information including payment options, facility type, services offered, and specialized medical conditions served.

Provides free, confidential mental health information and a referral hotline that connects callers to mental health and substance abuse services. Resources include: in- and out-patient services (for both mental health and substance abuse); rehabilitation; self-help; and legal, housing, employment, and mental health education.

Connects users with resources to topics related to blindness/visual impairment such as assistive technology and devices for computer products, braille instruction and document producers, diabetic resources for blind/visually impaired individuals, educational scholarships, employment services, guide dog schools and organizations, and legal rights of blind/visually impaired individuals.

Provides an online directory that lists all known previous and current clinical trials throughout the world. The website covers trials for a wide variety of diseases and medical conditions.

Provides a confidential phone line that informs the public about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Offers information and support for those living with disabilities attempting to recieve accomodation.

Operates an online database that offers referrals to autism service professionals for a variety of different needs. Resources include, but are not limited to: adult services, applied behavior analysis, childcare and respites, dental services, and financial services.

Provides information to deaf, hard of hearing and hearing individuals and their family and friends, to assist them in obtaining needed services and technology and in making informed decisions. Also offered through the center are interpreting services, sign language classes, and workshops.

Program is a direct service information and referral agency. Substance abuse prevention programs, counseling groups, advocacy work, youth center, social/recreational activities, and community service opportunities provided. There is a drop-in center for after school activities.

Aims to assist families with children from birth to 8 years old, in identifying and accessing resources within Monmouth County.

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.

Operates several supportive programs for senior citizens, and their families, who live in Atlantic County. Services include: Caregiver Support Group, Fix-It Program, Information and Assistance (Call Center), Legal Services, Medical Day Care, Recreation and Social Activities, State Health Insurance Program (SHIP), Social Day Care, and Social Security Administration On-Line Benefit Information.

Offers a wide variety of supportive services and recreational activities for older adults, ages 60 and older. Programs includes lunch and nutrition program, ceramics, woodworking, needlecraft, sewing, painting, board and parlor games, movement programs, educational and community service programs, health screening information and referral services, social services assistance, and daily grocery and personal shopping trips.

Connects wounded warriors, service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers, the platform connects them to a range of programs and services across national, state, and local levels. Users can access vetted resources covering topics like benefits, education, employment, health, housing, and more, aiding in recovery, rehabilitation, and community reintegration.

Responsible for planning and development of programs for the treatment and rehabilitation of persons with alcohol and drug dependency problems. Referrals to substance abuse treatment for adolescents and adults are provided. The staff also develops policies and programs for the prevention of alcohol and drug abuse. Services are provided for indigent clients.