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Provides a national referral listing of resources on Down Syndrome, links parents to local support groups, and serves as an information hub. Publishes a biannual membership newsletter and hosts an annual convention featuring three divisions: the Brothers and Sisters program, General Conference, and Youth and Adults.

Provides a comprehensive job assistance tool for veterans that allows users to research information about specific job positions and career fields. Each job position lists details about general requirements, technology used on the job, necessary skills, education needed, expected salary, and potential growth.

Offers comprehensive information about disability-related programs and services, as well as social media tools to better serve the more than 50 million Americans with disabilities.

Operates a hotline for anyone affected by HIV/AIDS. Professional staff and trained volunteers provide callers with comfort, information, and referrals for medical and social needs.

Offers resources for those who struggle with self-injury. A treatment team uses therapy, education, and support to help clients find healthier ways to cope with emotional distress.

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.

Offers 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.

Offers gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth access to wide array of online supportive services. A national social networking website where users can sign up and connect to LGBTQ youth around the world. Also provides information and links to resources relating to sexual orientation and gender identity issues.

Provides a variety of services to residents including assistance with emergency needs, information about programs, and referral to community resources. The agency offers clients help with applying to programs such as: PAAD, Lifeline, Home Energy Assistance and Senior Tax freeze.

Provides eye assessments for infants between 6 and 12 months of age at no cost. Through the website, parents can locate an optometrist participanting in the program in their local area. An assessment will test for any eye health related issues.

Provides a clearinghouse for information about programs and services, advocates for people with disabilities, and provides technical assistance and specialized information and referral at a local level.

Operates an online peer-support chat. Offers confidential, one-on-one peer support for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning people.

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.

The Essex County Division of Family Assistance and Benefits provides case management and referral services to victims of family violence.

Offers information on supportive resources available to individuals with cerebral palsy and their families. Users can call the hotline or visit the website to find information/resources on topics such as employment and assistive technology.

Offers to connect individuals with substance abuse programs, offering referrals for intervention, detoxification, assessments, counseling, mental health services, and support groups. Provides educational resources on addiction, addressing various demographics and workplace concerns, with a lending library available.

Provides information and support to those facing cancer 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Trained cancer information specialists are available via phone, or live chat providing accurate, up to date cancer information to patients, family members and caregivers and connecting them with valuable services and resources in their communities.

Provides short-term counseling to assess needs and assist individuals and families in goal setting, information on and referral to other services, crisis intervention/management, and advocacy.

Provides assistance with starting or incorporating a business and accessing government records. Also assists businesses recover quickly from crisis in the event of an emergency or a disaster by providing information and guidance.

Provides mothers resources for children with special needs such as peer support and resources for mothers with children with special needs, clinical assessment for caller's emotional needs and gauge any emotional trauma, referral networks for mental health needs, and information on support groups that meet within the community.

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

Provides an online locator tool for Gamblers Anonymous meetings. Users may search for a variety of meetings times and dates, as well as "open" or "closed" meetings. Open meetings allow friends and families of individuals with a gambling addiction, while closed meetings do not.

Provides information to all WFNJ TANF recipients or other interested individuals on the family planning resources available in the community.

Serves older adults of the New Brunswick community. Services include: health and medical screenings, counseling and information referral programs, as well as social and recreational activities.

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.