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.

Operates a 24/7 hotline providing case management, residential services, and a range of support services for individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Additionally, offers rental subsidies to eligible individuals enrolled in DDD programs to help reduce housing costs and improve affordability.

Offers a toll-free helpline as well as a live chat and an e-mail for individuals needing further information specific to irritable bowel diseases (IBD). Such as Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.

Provides information, support, and referrals for patients diagnosed with ovarian cancer and their families.

Assists newly blind individuals adjust to vision loss, and promotes the full participation and integration of blind people in local communities. Programs assist at both the national and state level.

Provides information and resources to caregivers, healthcare professionals, and the public. The website offers details on FTD types, symptoms, evaluation, diagnosis, and treatments as well as state-specific support groups. A helpline offers information, support, and advocacy, while phone support groups address challenges in behavior, language, grief, and young children for both FTD patients and caregivers.

Provides assistance to families caring for relatives with a long history of serious mental illness.Services include: Weekly support groups, Family consultations, Psychiatric Consultations, Respite care, Educational workshops, Advocacy, Referral service, 24 Hour Access Line, Transportation

Provides up-to-date information on food, drugs, medical devices, cosmetics, vaccines, and addresses consumer complaints like adverse reactions, safety concerns, labeling issues, and other regulatory product problems.

Provides up-to-date news and information on most disease outbreaks. This includes other public health concerns, such as COVID-19 (aka Corona Virus).

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.

Operates a helpline that provides one-on-one information about cancer prevention, screening, treatment, supportive care, genetics and clinical trials in easy-to-understand language by trained information specialists. Information also available via live online chat.

Provides Alzheimer's-related information and support to all who need assistance, including people with memory loss, caregivers, health care professionals, and the public. Staff can help callers understand and clarify on questions they may have regarding Alzheimer's.

Provides information, support, and referrals for patients diagnosed with ovarian cancer and their families. NOCC's staff and volunteers work hard to raise awareness, promote education, and fund research. Areas of focus earlier awareness, quality of life, community events, research.

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.

Provides 24-hour information and referral for individuals seeking guidance with regard to AIDS, HIV, and STD's. Explains test procedures & illness, testing sites, assistance finding social support organizations, and pastoral services.

Offers a free newsletter, a hotline number for AIDS information, and referrals to outside services and funding resources. The hotline provides various other services for people with AIDS, in addition to a financial hotline for HIV related problems and a number for HIV related legal inquiries. Information is also for men and women regarding sexual orientation issues.

Offers community education programs on Spina Bifida, information and referrals, family support, financial assistance, nursing, and social service coordination (partly through tele -groups and tele-classes for support and education). Also offers advocacy and research to promote the prevention of Spina Bifida.

Works with the United States Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and local health departments in New Jersey to monitor and investigate reports, investigate outbreaks, provide consultation and education. Advises prevention strategies for reportable and other communicable diseases.

Focuses on increasing education, public awareness, and support to anyone concerned about STDs (Sexually transmitted diseases). Also helps consumers locate the nearest site to get tested for STDs.

Delivers health and disease-related information to the public, healthcare providers, and public health professionals. Live agents offer up-to-date, reliable, and science-based information on over 750 health topics, covering health promotion, infectious diseases, recommended practices for international travel, disease prevention, injury and disability prevention, and readiness for emerging health threats. Additionally, printed materials can be ordered by phone or downloaded from the website.

Provides callers with background information on a variety of health topics. Callers can also request to have health information mailed to their home. The service does not provide diagnosis.