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NJ Quitline is a free confidential telephone-counseling service for smokers who are ready to stop. Call today and speak with your own quit coach. No matter which quit method you choose the Quitline can more than double your chances for success.
This comprehensive directory details programs and services the Department of Human Services offers to New Jersey residents, caregivers, and advocates.
The New Jersey Scholars Program is a tuition-free five-week summer program for rising seniors of any high school in New Jersey, and who claim residency in the state.
The School Breakfast Program (SBP) provides cash assistance to states to operate nonprofit breakfast programs in schools and residential childcare institutions. State education agencies administer the SBP at the state level, and local school food authorities operate the program in schools.
The New Jersey Self-Advocacy Project was established in 1983 in to challenge individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to become involved in events, legislative policies, and issues that positively affect their lives or lives of others with disabilities. Together they formed The New Jersey Statewide Self-Advocacy Network.
NJ's Suicide Prevention Hotline provides support, assessment, if needed, and intervention in the most cooperative and least restrictive manner to New Jersey residents in emotional distress and suicidal crisis.
New Jersey Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Fund is designed to assist individuals of any age to afford TBI-related services to help with recovery, maximizing their independence, and quality of life.
New Jersey Youth ChalleNGe Academy is a highly disciplined 22-week residential program that integrates a quasi-military training environment, innovative academic offerings, and opportunities to further develop their physical, social, and intellectual abilities.
New Labor is an alternative model of worker organization that combines new and existing strategies to improve working conditions and provide a voice for immigrant workers throughout New Jersey
New Life Counseling and Mental Health Services LLC, is a caring and comprehensive mental health private practice.
The food pantry is open to anyone in need on Tuesdays and Thursdays by appointment only. Please call the parish office to make your reservation.
With group discussions and speakers we will address such postpartum issues as sleep deprivation; staying at home or working outside the home; breastfeeding; balancing baby's needs with family's needs; body image issues; functioning without any personal space; childcare issues.
I am a Board Certified Licensed Professional Counselor & Certified Clinical Trauma Professional - Level 2. I provide individual and family psychotherapy for adults and adolescents in my Woodbridge office or in the comfort of your home via Telehealth sessions.
In our workshops, we offer a stigma-free and judgment-free environment for open discussions on mental health, sharing experiences, and exploring personal development techniques.
Our workshops are not group therapy sessions but rather provide a supportive and informative space for individuals, led by Mental Health Advocates.
New Steps Counseling offers quality mental and emotional health services that focuses on helping you reach your goals. I offer individual and family counseling in the comfort of your home.
NJ database that offers resources in various areas of basic needs such as food, utilities, affordable housing, rental assistance, mental and physical health, substance use disorders, child care, senior needs, legal assistance, transportation, disability services and so much more.
New Jersey Child Assault Prevention (NJ CAP) is a statewide community based prevention program.
Child Care Resource and Referral (CCR&R) connects parents, child care providers, community leaders and policymakers with regards to child care. CCR&R agencies serve as this link by providing services to each of these parties. There is a CCR&R agency located in every county in New Jersey.
The NJ Connect for Recovery Call Line was established to support two distinct groups across the state of New Jersey: those concerned with their own opiate use; and, those who are experiencing distress related to the opiate use of a friend or family member. This service is a safe, confidential, nonjudgmental forum for people to connect, grow and transform through a unique combination of supportive counseling from certified alcohol and drug counselors and peer specialists.
The Division of Disability Services (DDS) provides a single point-of-entry for people seeking disability related information in New Jersey. DDS serves individuals with all disabilities, statewide.
These benefits include, but not limited to: essential food, clothing, shelter & household furnishings; temporary rental assistance, back rent or mortgage payments; utility payments (such as heat, water, electric); transportation to search for housing; & moving expenses. Eligible persons are those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
One stop site for Home Energy Assistance (HEA), Universal Service Fund (USF) and Weatherization Program Application.
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally-funded program that helps low-income households with their home energy bills. LIHEAP can help you stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer. By doing so, you can reduce the risk of health and safety problems (such as illness, fire, or eviction).
USF helps make energy bills more affordable for low income customers. If you are eligible, USF can lower the amount you have to pay for natural gas and electricity.
Assistance Provided To: Low income persons.
Type of Assistance: Credit on natural gas or electricity.
WAP assists elderly, handicapped and low-income persons in weatherizing their homes, improving their heating system efficiency and conserving energy.
Assistance Provided To: Low-income occupants; community-based agencies assisting low-income occupied dwelling units
Award Period: October 1 to September 30; July 1 to June 30.