Empowers blind or visually impaired residents aged 55 and above to maintain independence through services such as outreach, case management, information, and referral. Provides vision screening, examinations by an ophthalmologist, orientation on vision aids and devices, distribution of aids, mobility training, home instruction in personal care, and activities of daily living. Offers restoration surgery, lens implants, volunteer companions, self-help support groups, community services advocacy, and recreation services.

Empowers community residents by providing a community-based, family-centered gathering place-the Promise Neighborhood Family Success Center. Residents can access family support, information, and services in a safe and supportive home-like environment designed to strengthen the family unit, build relationships, enrich lives, and fortify neighborhoods.Services offered at the center include applying for stipends to cover utility expenses through the Assistance for Gas and Electric (PAGE) program, linking families to community resources, hosting cross-cultural family dinners, organizing parent-child activities, providing referral services, offering information on family health, delivering housing-related services, facilitating family goal setting, conducting budgeting and goal-setting sessions, hosting parenting workshops, providing life skills training, offering job search, resume building, and interview tips, organizing parent and community cafes, and engaging in advocacy and home visits.

Program helps ensure access to social services and community resources in Union County for Spanish speaking older adults who have language barriers. It offers information and referral to community resources, advocacy, counseling, socialization/educational activities, and translation and interpretation.

Provides information and referral support for survivors, families, responders, and anyone affected by large-scale tragedies. Additional services include on-going wellness needs, support groups, bereavement groups, lectures, workshops and special events.

Provides a list of local AA, Alateen, and Alanon meetings.

Collaborates with and refers to a variety of assistance programs. Programs generally focus on interpersonal relationships, particularly between family members, and address concerns such as mental and emotional health, healthy relationships, skill development, crisis intervention, and adolescent pregnancy.

Provides information and assistance to senior citizens who are unable to actively provide for themselves. Assistance can only be provided once a year. Services include, but are not limited to:- Emergency assistance for food, utilities and fuel, clothing, and life-sustaining prescriptions- Home visits- Information and advocacy- Emergency funds crisis situations- Fans (available during summer only)

Provides a variety of supportive services for blind and visually impaired individuals. Services include:- Information and referral- Braille instruction- Peer support group- Advocacy- JAWS and Zoom Text computer classes- Stand Along Reading Apparatus (SARA) classes- White cane instruction assistance- Access to the latest aids and appliances

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.

Hosts a family success center where individuals and families can receive program and service referrals. They will be able to apply for the Affordable Healthcare, receive assistance with online applications for government benefits; and receive needed items for infants and children.

Provides comprehensive social service information and referrals to clients and assistance with budgeting and credit repair, completion of government forms, advocacy and fair hearing preparation. Notary publics are also available. Services include but not limited to budgeting, immediate and long-term financial planning, job search advice, pre-authorization advice, referrals to public and private programs that assist with specific medical needs, case oversight.

Offers reproductive healthcare, educational and referral services including gynecological exams, pap smears, sexually transmitted infection testing, pregnancy testing, and general health screenings. Community education and referral services are also available at the center.

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.

Offers classes for specific employment sectors, e.g. hospitality, financial services, customer service, job search assistance, employment preparation workshops, training program opportunities, .

Provides free, confidential mental health information and referral hotline that connects callers to mental health and substance abuse services includes inpatient and outpatient services (for both mental health and substance abuse), rehabilitation services, self-help service, legal, housing, employment, mental health education.

Provides information and referral, advocacy, counseling for individuals and groups, scholarship program, campership program. Providing insurance assistance for persons with hemophilia and other clotting deficiencies, emergency financial assistance, public education/speakers bureau, legislative advocacy, hematology fellowships, research grants, and outreach efforts for undiagnosed persons with bleeding disorders.

Provides comprehensive information for children and adults with dyslexia, a specific language disability. Through the website, users can access a variety of resources, including, but not limited to a dyslexia self-assessment tool, a dyslexia fact sheets for patients, family members, and health professionals, and webinars.

Provides information, resources, and a list of support groups for individuals with brain injuries, their families/friends, and health professionals. Maintains a list of current support groups being facilitated by caring professionals, persons with a brain injury, and family members. In addition, it maintains a library of articles, video, and audio tapes to assist in helping answer questions and advocate for resources.

Coordinating bulk food collection and distribution, the EFNN supports 75 parish-based food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters in the Archdiocese of Newark. Additionally, it administers federal emergency funds for pantries in specific counties and organizes programs like Catholic Relief Services' Operation Rice Bowl Lenten program for member food pantries and soup kitchens.

Offers case management services for individuals and families infected or affected by HIV disease. Services may include information and referral services for housing and utility assistance, nutritional assistance, and community presentations on HIV/AIDS. Also offered, is treatment case management, which includes assistance with medication regimens and pharmaceutical assistance program, individual & group health education and risk reduction.

Provides a comprehensive listing of information on blindness for general use. The website offers users topics that address a variety of subjects including assistive technology devices, daily management resources, information for blind diabetics, and employment resources. The organization also offers information for caregivers, employers, family members, and others seeking to learn more about visual impairments.

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.

An Information & Referral service designed to provide referrals and information regarding mental health treatment and services including non-profit counseling agencies and private practitioners.

Offers comprehensive information on resources for senior citizens and individuals with disabilities, covering food, housing, material goods, transportation, and utilities. Includes services such as: - Notary Program: Notarizes simple documents for Salem County residents aged at least 60 or those under 60 with disabilities, with a photo ID requirement. Excludes Power of Attorney, Wills, and similar legal documents. - Residential Maintenance: Provides site repair, snow removal, attic and basement cleaning, and handyman services for seniors. - Health and Wellness Programs: Encompass Project Healthy Bones, Matter of Balance, Chronic Disease Self-Management, and Health Ease. - In-Home Services: Offers personal care and housekeeping, with home health aides assisting with daily activities. Non-professional staff provides light or heavy house cleaning, including laundry, dusting, mending, and floor washing.

Provides a database with brief introductions for patients and their families to rare diseases. Access rare disease reports that include information on symptoms, causes, treatments, clinical trials, and sources of help such as patient advocacy organizations. Each report has a list of references, such as textbooks, articles, and government agency reports.