Multicultural Agency
Resource Directory
Prepared by:
N E W J E R S E Y M E N TA L H E A LT H I N S T I T U T E , I N C . ’ S
Changing Minds, Advancing Mental Health for Hispanics
For:
Office of Multicultural Services, State of New Jersey
Department of Human Services Division of Mental Health Services
(c) 2003, New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc.
Updated: December 2004
New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc.
3575 Quakerbridge Road, Suite 102
Mercerville, New Jersey 08619
609-838-5488
Fax: 609-838-5480
www.njmhi.org
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Introduction
WELCOME
Welcome to the New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc.’s (NJMHI) Directory of Multicultural Resource Agencies, prepared by the
Changing Minds, Advancing Mental Health for Hispanics project for the State of New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division
of Mental Health Services’ Office of Multicultural Services. NJMHI, an outgrowth of the New Jersey Association of Mental Health
Agencies (NJAMHA), is a private nonprofit organization, a 501(c)(3) based in Mercerville, New Jersey whose mission is to promote
quality mental health services through policy development initiatives, training, technical assistance, research, data collection, best
practice development, and anti-stigma and anti-discrimination campaigns. NJMHI was established in July 2000 to supplement the
array of services provided to NJAMHA mental health provider agencies and mental health consumers and their families and to bring
advocacy-based research into practice. In collaboration with the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, NJMHI is
assisting the Training and Technical Assistance efforts of the State of New Jersey’s Partnership for Children, as well as operating a
Cultural Diversity Speakers Bureau and sponsoring the Hispanic Higher Education Scholarship Fund, which is targeted to bilingual,
bicultural Hispanics seeking higher education degrees in the mental health field. NJMHI is also spearheading efforts in New Jersey to
enhance access to and quality of mental health for Hispanics, through its award-winning project, Changing Minds, Advancing
Mental Health for Hispanics.
The overall goal of this Directory of Multicultural Resource Agencies is to increase the knowledge of available mental health and
social services in the State of New Jersey. It is our hope that this Directory will assist service system gatekeepers, service providers
(e.g., juvenile justice workers, child welfare providers, immigration officers, etc.), and community leaders, such as church leaders,
civic and organization leaders and social service agency administrators with enhancing their awareness of services that can be
utilized by New Jersey residents in need of mental health and/or social services. With enhanced knowledge of the availability and
location of services, it is expected that individuals needing services will be more likely to utilize the services as needed. The NJMHI’s
primary objective for this project was to develop a comprehensive, easy-to-use and build on Directory of Multicultural Resource
Agencies. The directory features a listing of all mental health programs in the State of New Jersey and is broken down by county, and
includes a listing of services provided by that agency. In addition, the language(s) in which clinical (e.g., social workers, mental
health counselors, psychologists) and medical (e.g., psychiatrists) personnel can provide services in is also provided. We believe this
information will be extremely valuable, as many individuals do not seek treatment because of language and cultural barriers.
Furthermore, the directory includes a listing of all public and private social service organizations with specific attention to
organizations providing services to underserved populations, such as African Americans, Asian Americans, and Hispanics, and
describes what services are offered by these organizations. The directory also includes a listing of civic organizations and associations
dedicated to advancement for members of these ethnic minority groups. NJMHI’s goal is to produce a product that will not only
increase the knowledge of available mental health and social services, but also a product that will increase knowledge of ethnic
minority organizations, which can provide support, advocacy, or a social outlet for members of the underserved ethnic minority
groups referenced earlier. We hope that you find this Directory helpful and would like to extend a sincere thanks to the following
individuals and/or organizations for making this Directory a reality: State of New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of
Mental Health Services; Stacey E. Abate, Project Coordinator,;Shannon Milinovich, Graphic Designer; Peter J. Guarnaccia, Ph.D.,
Evaluator, and Member of Changing Minds, Advancing Mental Health for Hispanics Project Management Team. Thank you for your
interest in our work, and best wishes on enhancing access to services for our state’s racial and ethnic minority group members.
Sincerely,
Henry Acosta, MA, MSW, LSW
NJMHI Deputy Director and Project Director
Changing Minds, Advancing Mental Health for Hispanics
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Table of Contents
Atlantic
Mental Health Agencies
page 4
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 7
Bergen
Mental Health Agencies
page 8
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 11
Burlington
Mental Health Agencies
page 12
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 15
Camden
Mental Health Agencies
page 16
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 19
Cape May
Mental Health Agencies
page 20
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 20
Cumberland
Mental Health Agencies
page 21
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 22
Essex
Mental Health Agencies
page 22
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 27
Gloucester
Mental Health Agencies
page 28
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 29
Hudson
Mental Health Agencies
page 30
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 33
Hunterdon
Mental Health Agencies
page 33
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 34
Monmouth
Mental Health Agencies
page 41
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 45
Morris
Mental Health Agencies
page 45
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 48
Ocean
Mental Health Agencies
page 49
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 51
Passaic
Mental Health Agencies
page 52
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 55
Salem
Mental Health Agencies
page 55
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 56
Somerset
Mental Health Agencies
page 56
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 59
Sussex
Mental Health Agencies
page 60
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 60
Union
Mental Health Agencies
page 61
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 64
Warren
Mental Health Agencies
page 65
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 65
Language Index
page 66
Mercer
Mental Health Agencies
page 34
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 37
Middlesex
Mental Health Agencies
page 38
Minority Serving Social, Civic, Community Organizations page 40
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ATLANTIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
ACCESS- South
FSA, 175 Rt. 70
Medford, NJ 08055
609-953-5714 V/TTY
Mental health services for deaf and hard of hearing people.
Anyone with hearing loss or their families are eligible for
services. Atlantic county office is located in the Atlantic Mental
Health Center in Hammonton.
Languages spoken: English, American Sign Language (ASL)
Ancora Psychiatric Hospital
202 Spring Garden Rd
Ancora, NJ 08037
609-561-1700
Provides inpatient adult psychiatric medical and rehabilitative
services for clients who pose a danger to themselves or others
and are screened by the psychiatric emergency service.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
AtlantiCare Behavioral Health
MAIN OFFICE
2511 Fire Road
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
609-646-9159
www.atlanticare.org
Provides outpatient mental health services, substance abuse
treatment/addiction recovery services, child/adolescent foster
care programs, family care services, and school-based
counseling and health services throughout Atlantic County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
ATLANTIC CITY OUTPATIENT OFFICE
13 N. Hartford Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
609-348-1161
Fax: 609-348-5460
Outpatient services. The purpose of the adult outpatient
services is to provide behavioral health care to individuals 18
years of age and older and their families with psychiatric,
psychological and social problems that require individual,
family, couple, group or intensive outpatient treatment
services.
EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP OUTPATIENT OFFICE
6010 BlackHorse Pike
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
609-646-5142
Fax: 609-569-1832
This division of Atlantic Care Behavioral Health has 2 sites, 1
to serve adults and 1 to serve children/adolescents. Psychiatric
assessment and medication monitoring to assist persons with
both mental illness and chemical dependency is provided
through MICA Partial Care.
HAMMONTON OUTPATIENT OFFICE
310 Bellevue Avenue
Hammonton, NJ 08037
609-561-7911
Adult mental health and substance abuse services.
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Atlantic City Medical Center
CITY DIVISION
1925 Pacific Ave
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
609-344-1118
Psychiatric Intervention Program.- Designated screening
center for Atlantic County. Anyone can refer here, get a
medical clearance, mental health interview, arrange inpatient
and outpatient care.
Languages spoken: English
* Large transient population
MAINLAND DIVISION
Jimmie Leeds Rd
Pomona, NJ 08240
609-652-1000
Inpatient psychiatric unit
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Korean, Yiddish
Cape/Atlantic Integrated Network for
Kids
200 S. Shore Road
Unit 4
Marmora, NJ 08223
609-390-4448
Fax: 609-390-4447
http://www.capeatlanticink.org
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English, interpreting available for other
languages
Cape/Atlantic Family Service
Organization
2312 New Road
Northfield, NJ 08225
609-485-0575
Fax: 609-485-0467
Email: [email protected]
A Family Suuport Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves Hispanic and African-American populations
ATLANTIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Cape Counseling Services
128 Crest Haven Rd
2604 Pacific Ave
Cape May Courthouse, NJ 08210
Wildwood, NJ 08260
609-465-4100
609-729-1404
Cape Counseling offers comprehensive services at a variety of
locations. Services include: 24 hour psychiatric emergency
screening, psychiatric partial care day program for adults, after
school program for emotionally disturbed children, adolescent
substance abuse treatment and services, outreach for recently
discharged mental health consumers, outpatient
psychotherapy and mental health counseling, services for
persistent mental illness, and drug and alcohol assessment
and referral and treatment services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish interpreter available
* Serves Hispanic and African-American populations
Career Opportunity Development, Inc.
901 Atlantic Avenue
Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
609-965-6871
www.njcodi.org
Provides quality vocational and residential programming for
individuals with physical, mental or economic disabilities. The
agency provides a holistic approach where individuals have a
right to informed choice and proactive involvement with
vocational and/or residential planning.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish interpreter available
Catholic Charities - Cape Atlantic
Counseling Center
21 W. Verona Ave.
Pleasantville, NJ 08232
609-383-0909
Outpatient mental health counseling
Languages spoken: English
Children’s Seashore House
4009 Blackhorse Pike
Mays Landing, NJ
609-677-7895
Fax: 609-677-7835
http://www.chop.edu/consumer/jsp/division/service
Provides care for children with developmental disabilities,
acquired disabilities or conditions and chronic illness.
Outpatient programs are designed to care for children with
many developmental and behavioral disorders, including
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism and
pervasive developmental disorder, behavior difficulties,
cerebral palsy, developmental delay, mental retardation,
rehabilitation or acquired brain and spinal cord injury, and
others.
Languages spoken: English
* Interpreter for other languages available upon request.
Collaborative Support Programs of NJ
1147 North New Road
Absecon, NJ 08201
609-383-1190
www.cspnj.org
Collaborative support programs in affiliation with Community
Enterprise Corporation. Provides subsidized low-income
housing for mentally ill and various support services.
Languages spoken: Spanish-speaking social worker
available
Family and Psychological Services
1868 Greentree Rd.
East 717 Elmer St.
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-424-4408
Mental health counseling service in the areas of career,
alcohol, marital, individual and family, rehabilitation, and
veterans outpatient psychotherapy care.
Languages spoken: English
Family Service Association
3073 English Creek Ave
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
609-569-0239
www.fsanj.org
Provides multi-services to children, youth, adults and
senior citizens. Provides counseling, substance abuse
services, consumer credit counseling, and mental health
services to the community.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
Helping Hand Behavioral Health
Corporation
549 Tilton Rd.
Northfield, NJ 08225
609 383-8668
Partial care services for those persons at-risk for psychiatric
hospitalization or who have been previously hospitalized.
Specialties include serving the chronic population, MICA
clients, and medication monitoring.
Languages spoken: English
* Serves a large African-American population
Individuals Concerted Effort (ICE)
611 Doughty Rd
Pleasantville, NJ 08232
609-272-0928
Self-help for mental health consumers. Designed to empower
mental health consumers to realize a lifestyle centered on
wellness. Services include a comfortable supportive setting to
help balance the state of social, spiritual, mental emotional
and physical health. Boarding home outreach, community
advocacy, social events and trips, and planned activities.
Languages spoken: English
* Serves a large African-American population
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ATLANTIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Information Atlantic
800-982-7587 within Atlantic County
609-646-8699, est.6307
This hotline provides information on every type of service in
Atlantic County.
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic &
Cape May Counties
607 North Jerome Avenue
Margate, NJ 08402
609-822-1108
www.jfsatlantic.org
Provides counseling, case management, family life
education and direct support including outreach services for
previously hospitalized patients, elderly in-home services,
homeless case management, home intervention for parents
with psychiatric disabilities, and assistance to individuals on
Absecon Island with psychiatric issues.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Mental Health Association in Atlantic
County
1127 North New Rd
Absecon, NJ 08201
609-272-1700
www.mhanj.org
Services and referrals for adults age 18 and over. Providing
support and advocacy via a self-help center, community
advocates program, intensive family supports, social
services, active parenting classes, and boarding home
outreach.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Hispanic and African-American serving
Mood Disorders Self-Help Group
C/o 128 Cornell Ave.
Blackwood, NJ 08012
856 227-5678
An affiliate of the national Depressive Manic Depressive
Association, this confidential support group discusses
problems of mental illness mood disorders (manic
depression, depression, bipolar disorders, neurobiological
disorder, brain chemical imbalance, or any personality
disorders). Meetings are at the Presbyterian Church, 100
Main St., Mays Landing, every Wednesday at 6:45 p.m.
Languages spoken: English
NAMI Atlantic County
Heritage Square, 927 Main Street
Pleasantville, NJ 08232
609-927-0215
Self-help support/advocacy group for families whose loved
one has a serious mental illness. Group meets the 1st
Tuesday of the month at 7:30 pm at the Presbyterian Church
of Pleasantville.
Languages spoken: English
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The Program of Assertive Community
Treatment
2511 Fire Road
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
609-407-0042 PACT A
609-272-1796 PACT B
PACT is dedicated to assisting persons with mental illness
through a proactive process model that reaches out to
enable persons with mental illness to become independent
citizens in their communities. Psychiatric care and addiction
intervention are the core of PACT. Child/adolescent
outpatient care and adult outpatient and partial care are
provided.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Vietnamese
* Large Hispanic population
Providence House
12 N. Providence Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
609-348-1468
Partial care program assists adults who have a severe and
persistent mental illness with developing the skills necessary
to live, learn, and work in the community. The program is
open six days a week offering skill building, educational,
and socialization groups to assist participants in the recovery
process.
Languages spoken: English
* Large African-American population
Spanish Community Center
PO Box 61
303 Sumner Street,
Landisville, NJ 08326
Vineland: 856-697-2967 or Atlantic City: 609-345-1249
E-mail: [email protected]
Provides a multitude of supportive services including:
outpatient drug and alcohol; HIV/AIDS prevention and
education; latch-key; counseling; summer camp; and
Holiday Helper Campaign. Staff is 100% bi-lingual/bicultural and all programs are designed to assist in the
achievement of self-sufficiency for client.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large transient/migrant population
US Army Fort Dix, Army Substance
Abuse Program and Community
Counseling Center
Bldg. 5203, Maryland Ave.
Fort Dix, NJ 08640
609-562-4011
www.dixmwr.com
Counseling and support services for military personnel and
their families.
ATLANTIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
United Way of Atlantic County
6712 Washington Ave., Suite 104
Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234
Phone: 609-404-4483
Fax: 609-484-3140
www.unitedwayac.org
Local volunteer network that responds to community needs,
raises funds, and distributes dollars locally among more than
50 member agency programs The United Way of Atlantic
County is bringing people and resources together to solve
pressing community problems and promoting physical and
mental wellness.
Languages spoken: English
Vineland Veterans Affairs (VA)
Outpatient Clinic
520 North West Blvd.
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-692-1588
This is a comprehensive mental health facility located on the
grounds of the Vineland Memorial Veteran’s Home. Services
include consultation and training about PTSD, combat stress
disorder, Gulf war syndrome, drug and alcohol addiction,
psychiatric problems, grief and loss issues, and stress
management.
Languages spoken: English
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Associacion Politica Latino-Americana
4021 Ventnor Ave.
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
609 348-2300
This is a civic organization that promotes Latino political
candidates and raises consciousness about issues of
importance to the Latino community.
Hispanic Alliance of Atlantic County
124 Mississippi Avenue
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
609-345-2727
Fax: 609-345-1329
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP)
PO Box 1977
Atlantic City, NJ 08404
609-345-4666
The NAACP protects civil rights; this chapter is staffed by
volunteers.
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BERGEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Advance Housing, Inc.
100 First St, Suite 203
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-498-9140
Residential care for the mentally ill.
Languages spoken: English
Alliance Against Homeless
115 Washington Ave.
Dumont, NJ 07628
201-385-1119
Provides housing and support services for seriously mentally
ill homeless adults.
Languages spoken: English
Bergen County Community Action Program
241 Moore Street
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-342-5189
www.bergencap.org
BCCAP is Bergen County’s designated anti-poverty agency
dedicated to providing emergency and long-term services for
the needy through an array of services designed to relieve
crises and facilitate the transition to and attainment of selfsufficiency.
Services are provided through the operation of approximately
150 housing (shelter, transitional and permanent) units,
comprehensive housing support services, a drop-in meal
program, basic education, employment training and
permanent job placement, seven early childhood education
centers and several other human services facilities.
Language spoken: English, Spanish
Bergen Family Center
10 Banta Place
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-342-9200
Group, individual, family, and couples counseling.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Korean
Bergen’s Promise
218 Rt. 17 N., 3rd Floor
Rochelle Park, NJ 07662
201-712-1170
Fax: 201-712-0425
www.bergenspromise.org [password required]
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience serving: Asian, African-American and Hispanic
populations.
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Bergen Regional Medical Center
230 East Ridgewood Avenue
Paramus, NJ 07652
201-967-4080
HOTLINE: 201-262-HELP
www.bergenregional.com
The Behavioral Health Services Division of Bergen Regional
Medical Center is a regional provider of services to meet
the mental health needs (i.e., psychiatry), substance abuse,
MICA (Mentally Ill Chemically Addicted) of the community.
Services include:
Inpatient Services: Adult, Child and Adolescent, Geriatric
acute and extended care.
Partial Hospital Services: Adult Acute Partial Hospital, Adult
MICA Partial Hospital, Program.
Outpatient Services: Populations Served: Geriatrics, Adults,
Children & Adolescents Services Include: Assessment &
Evaluation, Individual, Group, Medication Monitoring,
Education & Consultation
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Interpreting available
for most languages
* Experience with Asian, African-American, and Hispanic
populations
Care Plus NJ, Inc.
610 Valley Health Plaza
Paramus, New Jersey 07652
Fair Lawn Mental Health Center
17-07 Romaine St.
Fair Lawn, NJ
201-265-8200 (Main number to reach any program)
201-986-5000 (Access department)
201-262-HELP (4357) (Emergency hot line)
www.careplusnj.org
Care Plus NJ provides an array of Mental Health Services to
children, adults, and seniors. Programs fall under four key
areas: Acute Care Services, Sub-Acute Care Services,
Community Services and Client Support Services. Services
are provided at locations throughout Bergen County and
Essex County.
INTEGRATED CASE MANAGEMENT SERVICES (ICMS)
Provides long-term case management to county residents
with long-standing history of severe mental illness who are
discharged from county and state psychiatric hospitals.
PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SCREENING PROGRAM (PESP)
Operates a 24-hour, 365 days/year, countywide hot line
and screening program to assess clients in crisis and has the
authority to hospitalize persons who present a risk of
harming themselves, others or property.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience serving Asian, African-American and Hispanic
populations
Children’s Aid & Family Services, Inc.
140 Route 17 North, Suite 110
Paramus, NJ 07652
201-634-3664 administration
201-261-2800 program office
www.cafsnj.org
Individual and family counseling, marital counseling, family
support and information, divorce and family meditation, life
education series, risk reduction/substance abuse program
for those under 21, FAST (families and schools together).
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
BERGEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Child and Adolescent Treatment Service (CATS)
Riggs House
148 Prospect St.
Ridgewood, N.J. 07450
201-445-7015
www.cafsnj.org
Children’s Aid and Family Services’ team of professionals
help children cope with and overcome behavioral and
family problems, deal with learning disabilities, and other
family struggles such as adoption. Family and adult
counseling.
Languages spoken: English
Comprehensive Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
395 Main Street
117 Kinderkermack Rd
Hackensack, NJ
River Edge, NJ 07661
201-646 0333
201-441-9335
516 Valley Brook
Lyndhurst, NJ
201-935-3322
www.compbehavioralcare.com
CompCare is a private, not-for-profit organization dedicated
to providing the highest quality of behavioral healthcare
services to the people of all ages-from children to seniors. It
offers counseling, rehabilitation, residential and preventive
services.
Languages spoken: English
Family Support Organization of Bergen
County
0-108 29th St.
Fairlawn, NJ 07410
201-796-6209
A Family Support Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English
* African-American serving
For Us/By Us
40 Van Brunt Street
Englewood, NJ 07631
201-541-1221
Mental Health organization/self-help agency by and for
those with mental illnesses. Available services include a
drop-in center, computer availability, social activities,
employment seminars, individual and group counseling,
women’s group, and a MICA (mentally ill and chemically
addicted) group. Open Mon., Wed., Thurs., and Fri. 3-7pm,
Sunday 1-5 pm.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Friendship House
125 Atlantic St.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-488-2121
www.NJFriendshiphouse.com
Provides vocational rehabilitation, transitional employment,
job placement and coaches for adolescents and adults.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Hackensack University Medical Center
THE ACCESS AND ASSESSMENT CENTER
25 East Salem Street, Ground Floor
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-996-5994
CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES
QUEST
60 Second Street, First Floor
Adult Outpatient Services
Hackensack, NJ 07601
25 East Salem Street,
(201) 996-5950
First Floor
www.humc.com
Hackensack, NJ 07601
Programming includes specialized treatment tracks
appropriate to the age and specific diagnosis of consumers
such as substance abuse, eating disorders, thought and
mood disorders, anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress
disorder and personality disorders.
Languages spoken: English
* Large African-American population
Jewish Family Service of Bergen County
1485 Teaneck Road
Teaneck, NJ 07666
201-837-9090
Provides counseling, case management, family life
education and information and referral services.
Languages spoken: English
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of
Bergen County, Inc.
304 Valley Blvd. Rm 30
Wood-Ridge, NJ 07075
201-635-9595
Information and referral service for mental health
consumers, advocacy, education and support groups.
Provides inpatient services, partial hospitalization, and
outpatient services to patients of all ages.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience with Asian populations
Pascack Mental Health Center, Park Ridge
114 Kinderkamack Road
Park Ridge, NJ 07656
201-391-1355
Mental health services, including psychotherapeutic
treatment and psychiatric evaluations and medical
monitoring under a subsidized, reduced fee structure
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Hungarian
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BERGEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Senior Life Center at Pascack Valley Hospital
Partial hospitalization program for mature adults 55 years or
older who suffer from late life emotional distress. It is a
service that provides a comprehensive, intensive weekday
mental health program conducted in an outpatient setting
between the hours of 9 am-3 pm.
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
223 Moore St.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-343-0322
Fax: 201-343-0401
www.arcbegenpassaic.org
Provides opportunities for all citizens with mental retardation
and other disabilities and their families through advocacy,
community education, direct services, and customized
supports to help individuals attain and maintain fulfilled and
independent status within their own communities, and to
initiate actions to prevent the occurrence of disability
whenever possible.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, German, Russian,
Arabic, Polish, French Italian, Korean
On Our Own
179 Main Street 2nd Floor
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-489-8402
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Open 7 days, group counseling, individual
counseling, information and referral services, food bank.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Ramapo Ridge Psychiatric Hospital
301 Sicomac Ave
Wyckoff 07481
201-848-5858
The mission of the Center is to provide mental health
services and services to the elderly according to the highest
professional standards in a compassionate and loving
environment consistent with Christian principles.
Languages spoken: English
The Opportunity Center
13-19 Fair lawn Ave
Fair lawn, NJ 07410
201-791-4040
Day program (social, life, pre-vocational, and academic
skills) for those afflicted with both diagnoses of
developmental disability and mental illness M-F 8:45 am 4:45 pm.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, German
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Spectrum for Living
210 Rivervale Rd.
93 West Palisade Ave.
Rivervale, NJ 07675
Englewood, NJ 07631
201-358-8000
201-567-0500
www.spectrumforliving.org
Residential facilities for those with physical, mental, or
developmentally disabilities.
Languages spoken: English
United Way of Bergen County
690 Kinderkamack Rd
Oradell, NJ 07649-1524
201-261-2806
Fundraising, information and referral source for Bergen
County.
www.bergenunitedway.org
Vantage Health System
Main Office
2 Park Avenue
Dumont, NJ 07628
201-385-4400
TOUCHSTONE HALL
35D Piermont Road
Rockleigh, NJ 07647
201-784-6490
201-567-0059 (Access Center)
Fax: 201-567-0593
www.vantagenj.org
Serves the northeastern corridor of Bergen County primarily
providing psychiatric and addiction treatment services. The
Vantage Health System provides a centralized access point
for all outpatient services at Dumont and Englewood
locations.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
West Bergen Mental Healthcare Centers
120 Chestnut St.
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
201-444-3550
201-934-1160 (Center for Children and Youth)
201-265-8200 (Mid Bergen Mental Health Center)
201-384-7067 (Dumont Mental Health Center)
201-567-0500 (Englewood Mental Health Center)
www.westbergen.org
Individual, family and group outpatient therapy for children
& adults. Partial care; inpatient referral; after-care services;
residential facilities or placement; and medication
monitoring. Psychoeducational programs for clients and
families.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving Hispanic and Korean populations
BERGEN
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Bergen County Hispanic-American Chamber of
Commerce
5 Main St., Suite 306
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-451-9512
Fax: 201-498-9182
The organization was formed in 1991 for the specific
purpose of providing a business forum for Hispanic
businesses, entrepreneurs and professionals in Bergen
county
Latin-American Institute for Social Services
377 Park St.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-525-1700
Multi-service community based organization. Including youth
development, violence prevention, alcohol and drug
rehabilitation for youth and adults, parenting skills, EAP
provider, support groups, ESL classes, after-school program
in collaboration with Hackensack Housing Authority.
Staff is speak Spanish and English and are multicultural.
* Open to everyone but primary focus on Hispanics
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Latin Lions Club of Englewood
P.O. Box 8081
Englewood, NJ 07631
201-569-5021
Languages spoken: Spanish and English
MEEJOO Catholic Social Welfare Society, Inc.
410 Broad Avenue, Suite 203
Palisades Park, NJ 07650
201-944-8111
Fax: 201-944-1574
Previously known as the NJ Asian-American Social Welfare
Society, a non-profit organization that helps Korean
immigrants become productive citizens in their adopted
country. The organization provides services in the following
program areas: information and referral, counseling,
immigration related services, youth education, social welfare
benefit services, health education program, and legal
services.
Languages spoken: English, Korean
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Inc.
541 Prospect Street,
Glenrock, NJ 07452
201-444-6310
Serving the religious Sikh community through Sunday
services, a school for children, a Punjabi language school,
computer classes, ESL, and basic medical services on
Sundays.
Languages spoken: English, Punjabi
* Experience serving Indian populations.
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BURLINGTON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Buttonwood Hospital
ACCESS
FSA, 175 Rt. 70
Medford, NJ 08055
609-953-5714 (V/TTY)
Mental health services for deaf and hard of hearing people.
Anyone with hearing loss or their families are eligible for
services.
Languages spoken: English, American Sign Language
Ancora Psychiatric Hospital
202 Spring Garden Rd.
Ancora, NJ 08037-9699
609-561-1700
Providing quality comprehensive psychiatric, medical and
rehabilitative services that encourage maximum patient
independence and movement towards community
reintegration within an environment that is safe and caring.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Archway Programs
280 Jackson Rd.
Atco, NJ 08004
856-767-6039
http://www.archwayprograms.org
Provides partial care mental health services to at-risk
children and youth (ages 5 to 18) and severely and
persistently mentally ill adults.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience with Hispanic populations
Burlington Co. Behavioral Health
Care (Catholic Charities)
25 Ikea Drive
114 Delaware Avenue,
Westampton, NJ 08060
Burlington, NJ 08016
609-267-9339
609-386-8653
www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
Mental health programs providing social and vocational
rehabilitation, supervised residency, partial care programs,
addiction treatment, single family consultation, psychoeducational and family support groups, respite care,
advocacy and service linkage to families of the seriously
mental ill.
The programs of DELAWARE HOUSE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES serve
Burlington County adults who have experienced mental
illness and are in need of psychiatric treatment and psychosocial rehabilitation. Programs include Partial Care,
Outpatient Services, Vocational Services, and Residential and
MICA Treatment Programs. Services provided by these
components include individual and group counseling, case
management, medical care management, medication
monitoring, job placement, recreation, drug/alcohol
treatment, and several levels of residential care.
Languages spoken: English
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600 Pemberton-Browns Mills Road
Pemberton, NJ 08068
609-726-7000
Buttonwood Hospital maintains a 24-hour-per day, 7-day per
week Long Term Care (LTC) Facility and Psychiatric Hospital,
operating under one roof now for more than10 years. LTC
has 170 beds on 4 wings, providing care for a wide range of
residents including residents with Alzheimer’s disease. The
Psychiatric Hospital, with a 30-bed wing, provides care to
people with dependencies, addictions, and other mental
health needs.
Languages spoken: English, Arabic
The Children’s Home
243 Pine Street
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-1550
A residential treatment center working with emotionally
disturbed boys, ages 10 to 17, who need out-of-home
placement. The Home offers a therapeutic community that
develops social and individual responsibility, self-awareness,
and a positive self-image. The ultimate goal of the Home is
to reunite each child with his family or place within an
appropriate community-based setting.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
CONTACT of Burlington County
P.O. Box 333
Moorestown, NJ 08057
856-234-8888
609-267-8500
609-871-4700
Provides 24-hour, 7-day crisis intervention, suicide
prevention, and telephone counseling services to the
residents of Burlington County. In addition, the agency offers
a comprehensive information and referral service and
specialized programs to help the elderly and handicapped
(Reassurance CONTACT) and children home alone after
school (CONTACT-A-Friend).
Languages spoken: English
Family Service
770 Woodlane Road
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-5928
800-963-3377
Fax: 609-267-2318
http://www.family-service.com
Provides preventive and therapeutic mental health services
to individuals, families and groups primarily in Burlington
County and South Jersey.
Languages spoken: English
BURLINGTON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Family Support Organization of
Burlington County
774 Eayrestown Rd.
Lumberton, NJ 08048
609-265-8838
http://www.fsoburlco.org
A Family Service Organization of the statewide Partnership
for Children initiative. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems. The Family Support Organization of Burlington
County is the family voice within Burlington County’s local
system of care for children with behavioral, emotional, or
mental heath issues. The agency works towards making the
system family friendly and responsive to the needs of
children and families. All staff members are all parents or
guardians of children who have experienced emotional,
behavioral, or mental health complexities.
Languages spoken: English
*Experience serving African-American populations
Grow In New Jersey
206 University Blvd.
Glassboro, NJ 08028
856-881-2008
732-350-4800 (northern area)
12-step support group for people suffering from mental
illness/ emotional problems caused by divorce, death in the
family, troubled personal relationships, etc. Small group
format. Burl. Co. Meeting: M 7-9 pm at Family Service
Bldg., 770 Woodlane Rd., Ste. 33, Westampton, NJ 08060
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
of SNJ
1301 Springdale Road, Suite 150
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
856-424-1333
Helps people in the tri-county area remain independent.
Serves elderly with transportation to doctors, and youth in
single-parent families with “special friends.” Agency also
provides counseling, workshops, resettlement of Soviets,
adoption and educational programs.
Languages spoken: English, Russian
Hampton Behavioral Health Center
650 Rancocas Road
Westampton Twp., NJ 08060
800-603-6767
609-267-7000
Hampton is a private behavioral health care and counseling
center that has restored or improved the behavioral health
of thousands of Delaware Valley residents.
Languages spoken: English
Lester A. Drenk Behavioral Health
Center
795 Woodlane Road, Suite 300
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-5656
Provides behavioral health and social services for Burlington
County residents.
Languages spoken: English
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
(serving Camden, Burlington, and Glouster)
505 Cooper St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Offers a wide range of programs, information and training
on mental health and mental illness to community groups,
schools, and agencies. Recruits and trains volunteers as
community companions to mental health clients.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Face Support Group
P.O. Box 536
Moorestown, NJ 08057
856-235-7456
Email: [email protected]
NAMI’s goal is “to be there”: that is to be available when
families, caregivers, and mentally ill persons need help,
guidance and sympathetic ears. Meetings: 2nd/4th Mon. of the
month, 7:30 - 9:30 pm: First Presbyterian Church, Moorestown.
Languages spoken: English
New Dimensions
Keary’s Point
856-351-9100
The self-help center is open Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday 6-9 pm. Please leave a message and
someone will call you back with detailed information.
Partners for Kids and Families
122 Burrs Rd.
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-518-6800
Fax 609-518-6900
www.partnersforkidsandfamilies.org [password required]
A Care Managment Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of emotional and
behavioral disturbances and their families. CMOs provide face-toface care management and service planning for children and
families with intense and complex needs who are involved with
multiple child-serving systems. The CMOs’ goals are to keep
children in their homes, their schools and their communities by
utilizing pooled funding from this initiative and from current divisional
budgets.
Languages spoken: English, German
* Experience with African-American populations
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BURLINGTON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Programs for Assertive Community
Treatment
790 Woodlane Road, Suite 20
Westampton, NJ 08060
609-261-6627
PACT helps persons with the most serious mental illness to live
successfully in the community through hands-on service in their
homes and neighborhoods. Services are available 24-hours a
day, 7-days a week.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Ranch Hope
P.O. Box 325
Alloway, NJ 08001
856-935-1555
Residential program for troubled boys (age 9 to 16 1/2).
Individual, family, group counseling, emotionally disturbed,
neurologically impaired. Learning disabled accepted but not
mentally retarded or chronic substance abusers.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving Hispanic population
The Temenos Center
301 N. Church Street
Suite 316
Moorestown, NJ 08057
856-722-9043
Individual, couples’ and family therapy; recovery groups for
substance abuse and eating disorders; stress reduction and
meditation classes; psychological and forensic evaluation;
psychiatric evaluation; depression and anxiety; chronic pain
and illness; special concerns for women.
Languages spoken: English, German, Norwegian, French
* Experience with African-American and Hispanic populations
United Way of Burlington
Location:
Mailing address:
595 Beverly-Rancocas Road
PO box 226
Westampton, NJ 08060
Rancoca, NJ 08073
609-267-4500
www.uwburlington.org
Fundraising, information, and referral source for Burlington
County.
Victory House (affiliated with Ranch
Recovery
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
61 Rt. 70 East
Marlton, NJ 08053
856-983-7291
A nonprofit self-help organization for aftercare to prevent
chronicity in nervous patients and relapses in former mental
patients. Anyone over 18 is welcome and may bring a relative or
friend if they choose. Meeting: Sat., 11:30 a.m., 215 Highland
Avenue, Westmont, NJ. Tues., 7:00 p.m., West Hampton,
NJ.
Languages spoken: English
Starting Point
215 Highland Ave., Ste. C,
Westmont, NJ 08108
856-854-3155
www.startingpoint.org
Educational and referral center specializing in the areas of
dependencies. Emphasis is on personal growth. Goals are
holistic, integrative, and wellness-oriented. Therapy,
workshops, forums, twelve-step meetings, and weekend
programs. M-Th 10AM-10PM, F noon-9PM, Sat. 9AM-2PM
Languages spoken: English
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Hope)
1025 Linden Ave.
Williamstown, NJ 08094
Residential program for troubled girls (age 14 to 18).
Individual, family, group counseling, emotionally disturbed,
neurologically impaired, learning disabled accepted but not
mentally retarded or chronic substance abusers.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving Hispanic population
BURLINGTON
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Afri-Female Institute, Inc.
39 E. Stokes Rd.
Willingboro, NJ 08046
609-877-9383
www.youngsavvyentrepreneurs.com
Meeting the unique needs of girls (ages 12 to 17)
regardless of race, creed or socio-economic status. Building
character and purpose; helping young girls grow into selfrespecting, self- confident young women.
Afri-Male Institute
426 High Street
Burlington, NJ 08016
609-387-8133
The Institute depends on African American males to act as
role models and to help teach young African American
males life skills and to enhance self esteem. Volunteers are
needed to help with recreation programs, telephone and
office work, counseling, fund raising, and tutoring.
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
(NAACP)
Servicios Latinos de Burlington
County
60 High St.
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-518-7171
E-mail: [email protected]
Advancing the county’s Hispanic population by providing
individual clients with assistance in translation and in the
security of education, employment, housing, transportation,
health and other related services.
Spanish American Social Cultural
Association (Hispanic Social Service
Center)
P.O. Box 2248
Willingboro, NJ 08046
609-835-1111
www.sascanj.org
Provides the county’s Hispanic community with counseling,
advocacy, translation and interpretation, and counseling in
employment, career and education.
P.O. Box 524
Bordentown, NJ 08505
609-877-4042
The NAACP’s goal is to improve social and economic status
of minority groups, eliminate prejudice and keep public
aware of adverse effects of racial discrimination. The agency
gives help and links those in need with appropriate referral
within the community network.
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CAMDEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Asociacion De Puertorriquenos En
Marcha, Inc.
2318 River Ave
Camden, NJ 08105-3744
609-338-9492
Fax: 609-338-9488
Intensive outpatient drug/alcohol treatment program.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
* Mainly serving Hispanic populations
Archway Programs
PO Box 668
Atco, NJ 08004
856-767-6039
Fax: 856-767-3219
www.archwayprograms.org
Offers a wide array of services, including early intervention
and child care, broad-based special education in a large
school setting, at-risk adolescent treatment, group homes,
adolescents and adult mental health counseling, senior
citizen day care, summer camp and professional staff
development. Provides human services for psychiatrically
disabled adults in needs of partial care; senior citizens social
day care program; educational and social services for
emotionally disturbed children and adolescents; residential
services for developmentally disabled mental retarded
adults; supportive living/personal care and respite care
services for multiply handicapped/ developmentally
disabled children and adults, as well as the elderly.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Interpreters available upon request.
Catholic Charities
1484 Mt. Ephraim Ave.
Camden, NJ 08104
856-342-4104
Fax: 856-663-0253
856-964-2133 (Emergency Services)
www.catholiccharitiescamden.org
A counseling ministry dedicated to providing treatment for
individuals, couples, families, & groups. The agency provides
emergency services, counseling, addiction treatment, school based
social work, adoption services, AIDS ministry and migration and
refugee services, which include job development, job placement
and English-as-a-second language instruction. In Camden County,
there are six service locations throughout Camden City and another
two service locations in Camden County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Experience with African-American and Hispanic populations
C.A.T.A. (El Comite de Apoyo a los
Trabajadores Agricolan)
4 South Delsea Drive
PO Box 510
Glassboro, NJ
856-881-2507
Fax: 856-881-2027
E-mail: [email protected]
The farmworkers support group.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Specializes in Hispanic populations
Center for Family Services
Hopkins Lane, P.O. Box 20
Haddonfield, NJ 08033-0018
856-429-0010 or 429-5637
800-774-5516 (Admissions)
www.bancroftneurohealth.org
Bancroft NeuroHealth is well known for its early intervention
programs, special education and vocational services,
residential and in-home services, a neurobehavioral
stabilization program and other specialized services.
Languages spoken: English
584 Benson Street
Camden, NJ 08103
856-964-1990
Short term individual, marital, and family therapy;
comprehensive treatments for adult and child survivors of
severe trauma through therapy, group therapy, and creative
arts therapy; assessment, treatment, and referral services
for individuals with addictions; psychiatric evaluation and
medication management in conjunction with treatment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving Hispanic populations - translation in
Spanish, no programs in Spanish
Camden County Health Services
Center
CPAC (Community Planning and
Advocacy Council)
Bancroft NeuroHealth
20 N. Woodbury-Turnersville Road
Blackwood, NJ 08012
856-374-6719
www.cchsc.com
Behavioral Healthcare Services Group provides psychiatric
care for people with more severe forms of mental disorders.
Six complementary service units provide a nurturing
therapeutic atmosphere when inpatient care is deemed the
most appropriate treatment environment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish translator available
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6981 N. Park Dr
East Building, 3rd Floor
Pennsauken, NJ 08109
856-663-3998
www.cpachvi.org
Community advocacy and planning service. CPAC is an
organizational body that serves children through senior
citizens by convening the planning process of mental health,
employment and social service agencies in Camden County
Languages spoken: English
*Experience with African-American and Hispanic populations
CAMDEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
CorrPsych Inc.
1101 N. Kings Highway
Suite 210
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
856-321-9119
Fax: 856-321-9120
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family and Psychological Services
1868 Greentree Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
856-424-4408
10 week intensive outpatient program; individual, group,
client, and family counseling; drug screening; aftercare after
hospitalization; DWI program.
Languages spoken: English, Russian
Hampton Behavioral Health Center
108 Burrs Road
Mt. Holly, NJ 08060
609-267-2757
www.hamptonhospital.com
Hampton Inpatient Programs at Hampton Hospital include
comprehensive psychiatric assessment and evaluations,
education, individual and group therapy, individualized biopsycho-social treatment plan and discharge and aftercare
planning. Outpatient services include youth day-school,
partial hospitalization programs and intensive outpatient
programs.
Languages spoken: English
Hispanic Family Center of Southern
New Jersey, Inc.
35 Church Street
Camden, New Jersey 08105
856-541-6985
www.hispanicfamilycenter.com
Bilingual and bicultural services in drug/alcohol, mental
health, job counseling/placement, educational/vocational
programs. Adult day care and homemaker services to the
elderly
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience serving Hispanic populations
THE FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER provides members of the
community with open access to the services of highly skilled
bilingual, bicultural counselors and therapists especially
skilled at dealing with issues and problems with mental health
implications.
Jewish Family & Children’s Service of
Southern NJ
1301 Springdale Rd.
Suite 150
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003-2729
856-424-1333
Fax: 856-424-7384
www.jfcssnj.org
Provides human services to children, adults and families,
including those with special needs, residing within the
geographic area of Southern New Jersey encompassed by
the Jewish Federation. Counseling and psychotherapy
services are provided by qualified licensed professionals.
Individual, couple, child, family and group therapy is
available. JFCS helps children, adolescents, and their
families find more effective and appropriate ways of coping
with the stresses that hinder their functioning, performance,
and well being.
Languages spoken: English, Russian
Jewish Federation of Southern New
Jersey
1301 Springdale Road, Suite 150
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
856-424-1333
Fax: 856-424-7384
www.jfedsnj.org/jfcs.html
The purpose of the Agency is to provide effective, affordable
and accessible human services to children, adults and
families, including those with special needs. Counseling and
psychotherapy services are provided by qualified licensed
professionals. Individual, couple, child, family and group
therapy is available at convenient times at affordable fees.
Languages spoken: English, Russian
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
(serving Camden, Burlington, and
Gloucester)
505 Cooper Street
Camden, NJ 08102
856-966-6767
www.mhasw.org
Provides information and referral for individuals seeking
mental health services. Offers presentations, technical
training, video and brochures on issues pertaining to mental
illnesses and mental wellness. Recruits, trains and matches
volunteers as companions for individuals with mental
illnesses.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
THE MENTAL HEALTH OUTPATIENT CLINIC provides integrated
psychological and psychiatric services to the Hispanic
community under the direct supervision of a psychiatrist.
2700 Westfield Avenue
Camden, NJ 08105
856-365-7393
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CAMDEN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
NAMI Camden County
Seabrook House
S.H.C. (Self Help Centers) of
VOORHEES
The Starting Point, Inc. of New Jersey
President/Contact Person: Eileen Santoro
856-667-1522 (Home)
Meetings held: 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, 7:00 pm to
9:00 pm
Steininger Center
19 East Ormand Avenue
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
1 Alpha Ave, Suite 42
Voorhees NJ 08043
609-216-1711
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Hours: Mon 1:00 pm-8:00 pm ( MDA
Prog ); 12:00 pm-1:00-pm Tue;. 1:00 pm-8:00 pm Wed.;
12:00 pm-8:00 pm; Fri-12:00 pm-4:00 pm; Sat-12:00 pm3:00 p.m (5 Days)
South Jersey Behavioral Health
Resources, Inc.
400 Market St.
Camden, NJ 08101
856-541-1700
Outpatient mental health facility for children and adults
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
* Large Hispanic and African-American clientele
Steininger Behavioral Care Services
Administrative Offices
499 Cooper Landing Rd. &
19 E. Ormond Avenue
Chapel Avenue
Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
Cherry Hill NJ 08002
856-488-0445
856-482-8747
856-767-3337 (Intake)
HOTLINE 856-428-4357 (HELP) Crisis number for Cherry Hill
HOTLINE 856-541-2222 Crisis number for Camden area
County-wide psychiatric crisis intervention and case
management services. Steininger conducts service evaluations
for involuntary commitment and linkages/referrals to other
providers and is a member of the statewide Mobile Response
and Stabilization Services initiative. The agency does not provide
direct care services
Languages spoken: English, Polish, Spanish, Greek, interpreters
available for ASL and other languages
* African-American serving
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133 Polk lane
P.O. Box 5055
Seabrook, NJ 08302
800-582-5968
www.seabrookhouse.org
Adult, adolescent, women and children inpatient care; partial
hospitalization; detoxification; relapse prevention; and family
counseling/intervention
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
215 Highland Ave
Suite C
Wetmont, NJ 08108
856 854-3155
www.startingpoint.org
Outpatient center; adolescent services; individual, family,
and group counseling; referral service, self-help and support
groups.
Languages spoken: English
UMDNJ Counseling/Mental Health
UMDNJ-Stratford
PCC-Building Suite #200
40 East Laurel Rd
Stratford, NJ 08084
856-566-6035
www.umdnj.edu
Counseling services are available to children and adults on
a statewide basis through a network of mental health
professionals.
Languages spoken (at this location): English
United Way of Camden
196 Newton Ave
Camden, NJ 08103-1708
856-963-2720
http://www.uwccnj.org/
Fundraising, community building, information and referral
source for Camden County.
CAMDEN
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
ASPIRA Camden Center
600 Penn Street, 1st. Floor
Camden, NJ. 08102
(609) 964-9115
www.nj.aspira.org
ASPIRA promotes leadership through education, offers
guidance, college placement and assistance in obtaining
financial aid for college. ASPIRA has a track record of success
in motivating and placing Latino youth in post-secondary
educational programs. ASPIRA is considered the most effective
educational organization within the Latino community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAACP, Camden County Branch
1123 1/2 Kaighn Avenue,
Camden, NJ 08103
Phone: (856) 342-8862
Fax: (856) 342-8006
NAACP works toward improving the political, educational,
social and economic status of minority groups. Attempts to
eliminate racial prejudice. Keeps the public aware of
adverse effects of racial discrimination and takes all lawful
action to secure its elimination.
* Experience with African-American population
Puerto Rican Unity for Progress
427 Broadway
Camden, NJ 08103
856-541-1418
Fax: 856-541-1476
E-mail: [email protected]
The agency provides such social services as assistance
receiving Social Security benefits and translation services to
low-income individuals in Camden County.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
* Primarily serving Hispanic populations but all are welcome
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CAPE MAY
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Atlantic Cape Family Support
Organization
2312 New Road
Northfield, NJ 08225
609-485-0575
A Family Support Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English
Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital
Two Stone Harbor Boulevard
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
609-463-2000 (Intake)
Burdette Tomlin Memorial Hospital is a 242-bed acute-care
hospital located in Cape May County. Their screening
center refers all inpatient needs to Atlantic City Medical
Center (see Atlantic County).
Cape/Atlantic Integrated Network for Kids
200 S. Shore Road
Unit 4
Marmora, NJ 08223
609-390-4448
Fax: 609-390-4447
http://www.capeatlanticink.org
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Cape Counseling Services
128 Crest Haven Rd
2604 Pacific Ave
Cape May Courthouse,
Wildwood, NJ 08260
NJ 08210
609-729-1404
609-465-4100
www.capecounseling.org
Cape Counseling offers comprehensive services at a variety
of locations. Services include: 24-hour psychiatric
emergency screening, psychiatric partial care day program
for adults, after school program for emotionally disturbed
children, adolescent substance abuse treatment and
services, outreach for recently discharged mental health
consumers, outpatient psychotherapy and mental health
counseling, services for persistent mental illness, and drug
and alcohol assessment and referral and treatment services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish interpreter available
* Experience serving Hispanic and African-American
populations
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The C.A.P.E.
4410 Pacific Avenue
Wildwood N.J.08260
609-523-7100
Fax: 609-523-7100
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Services include social activities and peer
support.
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic &
Cape May Counties
3 South Weymouth Avenue,
Ventnor, NJ 08406
609-822-1108
www.jfsatlantic.org
Provides counseling, case management, family life
education and direct support including outreach services for
previously hospitalized patients, elderly in-home services,
homeless case management, home intervention for parents
with psychiatric disabilities, and assistance to individuals on
Absecon Island with psychiatric issues.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Cape May County
Partial Care Building
Cape Counseling Center
Cape May Court House, NJ
609-522-9302
Self-help support/advocacy group for families whose loved
one has a serious mental illness. Group meets the 2nd
Thursday of the month 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm.
Language: English
United Way of Cape May
230 E Maple Ave
Wildwood, NJ 08260-4931
609-729-2002
Fundraising, community building, information and referral
source for Cape May County.
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC,
COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Puerto Rican Action Committee
604 Franklin St.
Woodbine, NJ 08270
609-861-5800
Transportation and social services departments (i.e.,
translation services and advocacy in the areas of housing,
clothing, food needs).
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Open to all especially devoted to Hispanic populations
CUMBERLAND
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Rectory of St Francis of Assisi Church,
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-691-9234
A support and advocacy group for family and friends of
someone who has severe mental illness. Meetings are
second Wednesday of the month
Languages spoken: English, German
Casa PRAC
800 East Chestnut Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-692-2331
Fax: 856-691-9521
E-mail: [email protected]
Provides mental health/substance abuse counseling and
referral for Hispanic residents.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
Catholic Charities Regional Counseling
Center
810 Montrose St.
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-691-1841 (Emergency Services)
Individual, couple, marital, and family counseling and a
women’s group.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Hispanic populations
Community Health Care, Inc.
Medical Services - Bridgeton
Medical Services - Vineland
(Across from South Jersey
319 Landis Avenue
Hospital – Bridgeton)
Suite A & B
105 Manheim Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
856-691-3300
856-451-4700
Medical, mental health and preventive services for children
in Downe Township and Bridgeton Public Schools as well as
others in the community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Cumberland County Guidance Center
2038 Carmel Rd
Box 808
Millville, NJ 08332
856-825 6810
856-455-5555 (Crisis Hotline)
Counseling, referral services, case management, partial
care and aftercare including medication and monitoring for
children and adults. Other offices are located in Vineland
and Bridgeton
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Community United for the
Rehabilitation of the Addicted, Inc.
Outpatient & Intensive Outpatient (Vineland):
M -Th. (9:00 am. - 7:00 pm) Fr. (9:00 am - 5:00 pm)
856-696-7335
CURA is a community based, not for profit organization,
dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation of Spanish
speaking individuals who are addicted to drugs and/or
alcohol. CURA has a tradition of demonstrating needed
community services not specifically related to substance
abuse, in the belief that a better community reduces
problems with alcohol and drugs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Focused on Hispanic populations
NAMI-Cumberland County
Contact: Samuel Levy, President
856-691-9234 or 856-327-8924
NAMI meetings are a support and advocacy group for friend
and families of those with mental illness. Meetings are held
3rd Wednesday of each month, September to June, 7:15 9:15 pm. There are no meetings in the summer.
Languages spoken: English
New Horizons
739 Wood Street
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-696-8921
Fax:856-696-8921
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Support, socializing and advocacy for
mental health care consumers. Drop-in center hours: Mon.,
Wed, Fri. 6-8 pm.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
South Jersey Health Care Systems,
Bridgeton
333 Irving Avenue
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
856-575-4500 (child/adolescent service ext. 54155, adult
services ext. 54160)
Mental health unit in-patient and partial care mental health
services for adults, children, adolescents and geriatrics.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
United Way of Greater Cumberland County
10 Mulbury Street
Millville, NJ 08332-3804
856-327-2527
Fundraising, community building, information and referral
source.
Vineland Regional Counseling
Service, Inc.
76 S. State St.
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-691-4617
Counseling and psychiatric services for ages 5 and over.
Languages spoken: English
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The Mexican-American Association of
Southern NJ
P.O. Box 535
Bridgeton, NJ 08302
856-769-1026 or 609-202-1571
Education, recreation, and cultural opportunities for MexicanAmericans.
Languages spoken: Spanish
Urban Network Organization,
Institute of Culture & Technology
827 East Park Avenue
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-691-8666
Fax: 856-691-9944
Safe haven, after-school programs for children, support for
families with terminally ill children, social services and
construction of affordable housing.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Hispanic populations
ESSEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Catholic Community Services
37 Evergreen Place
East Orange, NJ 07018
973-596-4100
www.ccsnewark.org
Provide a wide range of professional mental health
assessment and treatment services to children, adolescents
and adults, as well as consultation/education to community
agencies. Services include outpatient, partial hospitalization,
PACT, and numerous psychological services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Guyanese,
French.
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
Community Healthcare Network
570 Belleville Avenue
Belleville, NJ 07109
973-450-3100
Outpatient counseling, partial-care day program for adults,
and a therapeutic day school for children ages 3-13.
Languages spoken: English
Community Health Law Project
185 Valley St.
South Orange, NJ 07079
973-275-1175
Fax: 973-275-5210
www.chlp.org
The Community Health Law Project (CHLP) is a nonprofit
advocacy and legal services organization dedicated to
serving the needs of low-income people with disabilities and
the elderly in New Jersey. CHLP operates out of regional
offices in Bloomfield, Elizabeth, Trenton, Asbury Park, and
Collingswood, as well as an administration office in South
Orange. Through negotiation, litigation, and advocacy,
CHLP removes discrimination, protects rights, and preserves
independence and quality of life.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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Community Psychiatric Institute
49 South Munn Avenue
East Orange, NJ 07018
973-673-3342
www.cpinj.org
Community Psychiatric Institute is a private, non-profit,
community-based day treatment center dedicated to the
prevention and treatment of mental health disorders. The
Institute is an ambulatory behavioral health program
providing psychiatric and biopsychosocial services in a
partial hospitalization setting to the mentally ill and the
mentally ill, chemical abuser. Services include assessment,
individual and group therapy including psychotherapy,
family, vocational rehabilitation, creative arts, art,
horticulture therapy, socialization and ADL skill
Community Psychiatric Institute, cont.
development. Also, psychiatric evaluations, and medication
management are provided.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Primarily African-American serving.
COPE CENTER, Inc.
Cope Center of Montclair
Cope Center of Verona
104 Bloomfield Avenue
30 Gould Street
Montclair, NJ 07042
Verona, NJ 07044
973-783-6655
973-239-6137
www.copecenter.net
Evaluation, counseling, intensive outpatient program, alcohol
and substance abuse counseling, information and referrals.
The mission of COPE Center, Inc. is to provide quality
behavioral healthcare services that are affordable, accessible
and responsive to individual, family and community needs.
COPE counselors work in the areas of alcohol/drug abuse,
family crises, problems in daily living, and AIDS.
Languages spoken: English
ESSEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Community United for the
Rehabilitation of the Addicted, Inc.
(CURA)
53 Spruce Street
Newark, NJ
973-622-3570
E-Mail : [email protected]
Outpatient program (Newark area):
M -Th. (7:30 am.- 8:00 pm); Fr.(7:30 am.- 3:00 pm.)
973-645-4390 CURA is a community based, not for profit
organization, dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation
of Spanish speaking individuals who are addicted to drugs
and/or alcohol. CURA has a traditionof demonstrating
needed community services not specifically related to
substance abuse, in the belief that a better community
reduces problems with alcohol and drugs.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
* Dedicated to the Hispanic population - Spanish outpatient
East Orange General Hospital
300 Central Avenue
East Orange, NJ 07018
973-395-4095
973-395-4103 (Intake)
973-266-4478 (Crisis intervention hotline)
www.evh.org
The inpatient unit offers intensive short-term treatment for
individuals experiencing severe emotional difficulties.
Different services offered are Inpatient Mental Health, RAFT
(adult detox unit), and Crisis Intervention. The hospital also
offers Crisis Intervention’s outreach into the community, a
partial hospitalization program, outpatient mental health,
homeless case management services for adults. East
Orange General Hospital also offers comprehensive
psychiatric services to children from the ages of five to 17
and their families. Outpatient programs include individual,
family and group therapy to every child and adolescent.
Specialty groups include: grief counseling, adolescent male,
adolescent female, early childhood, creative arts, Mentally
Ill Chemical Abusers (MICA), drama, teen groups, incest
survivors, anger management and parenting skills.
Psychiatric evaluations, medication and medication
monitoring are provided by a Board Certified Child
Psychiatrist. There is also a Therapeutic After-school
Program, Student On-Campus Counseling, and a
behavioral health program for teens between the ages of
15-18.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Asian, African-American,
Hispanic, West Indian, and African populations.
Easter Seals of Essex County
155 Pompton Ave.
Suite 204
Verona, NJ 07004
973-857-3500
Supported housing, home care, and residential transitional
services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
* Services directed to Hispanic and African-American clients
Family Connections
395 South Center St.
Orange, NJ 07050
973-675-3817
www.familyconnectionsnj.com
We offer mental health counseling including adult,
adolescent, child, marriage and family therapy, play
therapy, parenting groups, and social skills groups for
children and adolescents. This program provides culturally
specific counseling and educational services to members of
the Hispanic community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Hispanic populations
Family Intervention Services
60 Evergreen Place, 9th Floor
East Orange, NJ, 07018
973-227-4458
Fax: 973-672 1862
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.fisnj.org
Case management services are provided to families with
young people experiencing mental illness. Services are
provided to prevent the need for hospitalization, rehospitalization or residential placement by linking the family
and young person to appropriate services within their
community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family Service Bureau of Newark
393 Central Avenue
274 Haulturue Avenue
Newark, NJ 07103
Newark, NJ 07103
973-412-2056
Offers mental health services, counseling, crisis intervention,
substance abuse services, specialty services and an employee
assistance program. The Family Service Bureau of Newark’s
comprehensive services for youth, adults and families are
available to those living and working in Essex and West
Hudson counties.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Portuguese
*Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
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Family Service League, Inc.
204 Claremont Ave
Montclair, NJ 07042
973-746-0800
Fax: 973-746-2822
A comprehensive social services organization specializing in
services for families. Though best known for serving those in
crisis, we offer much more to help keep families out of crisis.
Workshops, individual counseling, anger management,
support groups, childcare, mentoring, referral information,
and services for corporations help keep families healthy and
together in today’s challenging world.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
First Occupational Center of New
Jersey
391 Lakeside Drive
Orange, NJ 07050
973-672-5800
Fax: 973-672-0065
www.focnj.com
Provides vocational training and job placement agency
putting people to work to gain self-sufficiency and
independence. The Center’s services include vocational
evaluation and assessment, training, counseling, job
placement, job coaching, education, advocacy and referral.
The Center also provides its clients and their families with a
wide variety of support services, including remedial
instruction, health and dental care, individual and group
counseling, self-awareness groups and respite care. It also
helps business firms respond to the needs of people with
disabilities.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
FOCUS, Hispanic Center for
Community Development Inc.
441-443 Broad Street
Newark, NJ 07102
973-624-2528
Fax:973-624-6450
E-mail: [email protected]
www.focus411.org
The major program categories of FOCUS are Adult
Education, Employment and Training, and Social Services.
The main objective is to shift the emphasis from dependency
to helping people help themselves. By providing
fundamental human development services, FOCUS attempts
to improve the quality of life of its increasingly diversified
target population. It should be noted that 39 percent of
FOCUS clients are non-Latinos, 34 percent being AfricanAmerican and 5 percent from other ethnic groups.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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Irvington Counseling Center
21-29 Wagner Pl
Irvington, NJ 07111
973-399-3132
Individual, group, family counseling for individuals age 7
and up. Specialty groups include those for women,
adolescents, and children, anger management, substance
abuse, and sex offenders.
Languages spoken: English
Main Street Counseling Center
8 Marcella Avenue
West Orange, NJ 07052
973-736-2041
Fax: 973-669-9683
Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals; couples
and families; child therapy/play therapy; school-based
group counseling; mental health services for seniors.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving large Hispanic and African-American
population
Mental Health Association of Essex
County, Inc.
33 South Fullerton Avenue
Montclair, New Jersey 07042
973-509-9777
Fax: 973 509-9888
www.mhaessex.org
The Mental Health Association of Essex County helps
hundreds of individuals and families to overcome the
challenges of mental illness each year. The Association’s
growing network of mental health services includes: Lewis H.
Loeser Center for Low-Cost Psychotherapy; Family Resource
Center; Prospect House; Integrated Case Management
Services; Supported Employment Services; Center for
Prevention and Youth Development.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, Creole
*Specific program geared to Haitian polulation
Mental Health Association in New
Jersey
88 Pompton Avenue, Suite 1
Verona, NJ 07044-2937
973-571-4100
www.mhanj.org
The Mental Health Association in New Jersey (MHANJ) is an
organization dedicated to improving the mental health of all
people in New Jersey and to achieving victory over all types
of mental illness through advocacy, education and support
services. MHA of Essex County does counseling.
Languages spoken: English
ESSEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Mountainside Hospital
Nutley Family Service Bureau
One Bay Avenue
Montclair, NJ 07042
973-429-6000
Comprehensive psychiatric, partial hospitalization, and
outpatient mental health.
Languages spoken: English
*Serves large African-American population
155 Chestnut Street
Nutley, NJ 07110
973-667-1884
The agency offers individual counseling for adults and
children, family counseling, marriage counseling, and anger
management. They also operate a food pantry.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Essex New Jersey
Pleasant Moments
Contact Person: Robert Smith
973-992-4530 (Home)
Meetings held: 4th Monday of the month, 7:30 pm to 9:30
pm at: Mental Health Association, 33 South Fullerton
Avenue, Montclair, NJ 07042, 973-509-9777
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
734-Broadway
Newark, NJ 07104
973-482-0332
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Tue-Wed 4:00 pm -7:30 pm and Sat 3:008:00 pm.
201 Lyons Ave
Newark, NJ 07112
973-926-7000
973-926-7444
www.saintbarnabas.com
The psychiatric department offers inpatient, outpatient, partial
care, and 24-hour emergency/screening services for adults,
adolescents, and children. Children’s care begins with the
Children’s Crisis Intervention Service (CCIS), an inpatient
treatment program for children who are experiencing severe
psychotic or behavioral disorders CCIS, an inpatient treatment
program for children who are experiencing severe psychotic or
behavioral disorders. A wide range of ambulatory programs of
varying intensities are available through the Therapeutic
Learning Center (TLC) and the Community Mental Health
Center to treat children and adolescents with a variety of
behavioral difficulties such as attention deficit hyperactivity
disorder (ADHD), aggression, depression, and impulse control.
Languages spoken: English, Turkish, Korean, Vietnamese,
some Indian dialects
* Serves large African-American population
Project Live, Inc.
New Hope Behavioral Health Care
The Bridge
277 Coit Street
Irvington, NJ 07111
973-373-5100
Fax: 973-373-0510
Eligibility: Ages 10 and over
Individual mental health counseling; group therapy; adult
and child psychiatric day treatment; outpatient substance
abuse treatment; alcoholism treatment program.
Languages spoken: English
Northwest Essex Community
Healthcare Network, Inc.
570 Belleville Ave.
Belleville, NJ 07109
973-450-3100
Fax: 973-450-1189
Languages spoken: English
408 Bloomfield Avenue
Newark, NJ 07107
973-481-1211
www.projectlive.org
A significant number of mental health consumers also
struggle with substance abuse. To help these individuals,
MICA (Mentally Ill Chemically Addicted) services are an
integral component of the overall package.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Hindu
* Serves large African-American population
Psychological Consulting Services
174 Van Buren Street, Suite 3
Newark, NJ 07105
973-491-0773
Fax: 973-491-6773
Outpatient mental health counseling for children and adults;
couples counseling; family therapy; crisis intervention.
Languages spoken: English, Portuguese
* Services targeted to Portuguese speaking population
14 Park Avenue
54 Mt. Vernon Avenue
Caldwell, NJ 07006
Irvington, NJ 07111
201-288-3000
973-372-2624
Fax: 973-228-6126
Fax: 973-372-0103
www.thebridgenj.org
The Bridge, Inc., is a private, nonprofit community agency
that has been helping families in the Essex County area
since 1971. All services are designed to strengthen the
family and promote the personal growth of children,
adolescents, adults and seniors. Individual, group and
family counseling are offered by culturally diverse, skilled
professional staff in the areas of mental health and
substance abuse. The Bridge is accredited by the New
Jersey State Division of Health and Senior Services to
provide drug and alcohol treatment services.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience serving Hispanic populations
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Turning Point, Inc.
125 Fairview Ave.
Building 14
Cedar Grove, NJ 07089
973-239-9400
Fax: 973-239-2744
www.turningpointnj.org
Providing treatment to individuals who are suffering from
addictive illnesses, especially alcoholism and drug
dependency.
Languages spoken: English
UMDNJ- University Behavioral Health
Center (UBHC)
215 South Orange Avenue
Newark, NJ 07103
973-972-5430 or 800-969-5300
Fax: 973-972-7173
Services provided: Psychosocial assessment; individual
mental health counseling and therapy; couples/family
counseling; child therapy/play therapy; group therapy; crisis
intervention; adult/child psychiatric day treatment; mobile
psychiatric care; psychiatric/psychological evaluation and
monitoring; partial care programs; crime victims advocacy;
sexual assault services; partial hospitalization-Mentally Ill
Chemical Abuser Program (MICA); domestic violence
counseling; batterer counseling; parenting support
programs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Russian, some Indian
dialects, Filipino
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
United Community Corporation
31 Fulton St
Newark, NJ 07102
973-642-0181
Fax: 973-621-5453
Services provided: Individual mental health counseling;
crisis intervention; alcohol detox; outpatient substance abuse
treatment; housing/rental assistance; food pantry/meals;
Share program; home energy program; emergency
financial/material assistance; senior services; job
preparation; vocational training; computer skills; GED
classes; after school programs; youth services/delinquency
prevention; peer counseling; community education;
advocacy.
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
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United Labor Agency of Essex-West
Hudson, Inc.
30 Clinton Street
Newark, NJ 07102
973-623-7878
Fax: 973-623-6536
Eligibility: Adults; EAP referrals; Low income
Short-term mental health counseling and assessment.
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience with African-American populations
United Way of Essex and West Hudson
303-09 Washington Street
Newark, NJ 07102-2734
973-624-8300
http://www.uwewh.org/
United Way of Bloomfield
600 Bloomfield Ave
Bloomfield, NJ 07003-2540
973-748-1732
http://www.unitedwaybloomfield.org
United Way of Millburn- Short Hills
28 Millburn Avenue, Suite #2
Springfield, NJ 07081-1023
973-467-1170
http://www.unitedwayofmillburn.org
United Way of North Essex
60 S Fullerton Ave
Montclair, NJ 07042-2632
973-746-4040
http://www.uwne.org
Volunteers of America - Greater NY
340 West 85th Street
New York, NY 10024
212-873-2600
www.voa-gny.org
Volunteers of America helps the needy regain self-reliance
and personal dignity by providing diverse human services.
Designed to meet the material and spiritual needs of
individuals, programs provide solutions that involve whole
communities, including collaborations with other service
providers, government agencies, churches, schools,
corporations and caring individuals.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
ESSEX
Wise Women’s Center at Essex County
College
303 University Avenue
Newark, NJ 07102
973-877-3395
Fax:973-877-3555
Computer training; job preparation; career guidance;
vocational assessment; life skills/personal development;
parenting skills group; domestic violence services; individual
mental health counseling; crisis intervention.
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
WPWF
3-5 Vose Avenue (2nd Floor)
S. Orange NJ 07079
973-762-7469
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Mon—Thur 4-7:00 pm. Sat. 10:30 am 5:30 pm (4 Days)
Youth Consultation Services
284 Broadway
Newark, NJ 07107
973-482-8411
Fax: 973-482-4530
www.ycs.org
Outpatient individual mental health counseling; couples/
family counseling; group therapy; crisis intervention; group
homes for emotionally troubled children; adolescents and
young adults; adolescent day treatment program for children
ages 13-17 with history of serious mental illness; services for
autistic children; foster care and adoption services; special
education schools; after school programs; mentoring/
leadership development; life skills/personal development;
parenting support programs; youth services/delinquency
prevention; therapeutic nursery; summer camp for children;
primary health care.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
ASPIRA Essex County Center
390 Broad Street
Newark, NJ 07104
973-484-7554
www.nj.aspira.org
ASPIRA promotes leadership through education, offers
guidance, college placement and assistance in obtaining
financial aid for college. ASPIRA has a track record of
success in motivating and placing Latino youth in postsecondary educational programs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves large Hispanic population
Costa Rican Cultural Association in
USA, Inc.
50 Lenox Avenue, 1st Floor
Irvington, NJ 07111
973 372-4766
Fax: 973-372-2041
Languages spoken: Spanish
El Club del Barrio
76 Clinton Avenue
Newark, NJ 07114
Tel: 973-624-4222 x24
Fax: 973-624-2932
E-mail:[email protected]
www.elclubdelbarrio.org
’El Club del Barrio’ is the only comprehensive community
based social service organization in the South Broad Street
and Lincoln Park area of Newark. Established in 1975 by
local neighborhood leaders concerned with providing a
stable living environment to one of Newark’s poorest and
most neglected communities. El Club del Barrio is a provider
of services, information, and referrals to neighborhood
residents. It sponsors programs that respond to the needs of
the community, primarily Latinos from youth to senior
citizens.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Serves large Hispanic population, experience with AfricanAmerican population
Hispanic Development Corporation
545 Orange St
Newark, NJ 07107-1541
973- 482-6469
www.newcommunity.org
The mission of the Hispanic development corporation is to
help the people with a relation to New Community
Corporation improve the quality of their lives to reflect their
God-given dignity and personal achievement, focusing on
the Hispanic population.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Serves large Hispanic population, experience with AfricanAmerican population
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[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Hogar Crea, Inc
156 Broadway
Newark, NJ 07104
973-483-4150
Residential long term drug/alcohol treatment for adult
males.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Clientele is predominantly Hispanic
La Casa de Don Pedro
23 Broadway
Newark, NJ 07108
(973)484-8312
La Casa is committed to providing families with a
comprehensive network of culturally sensitive services. It
offers more than 20 programs, which include counseling,
child care, education, mentoring, job training and
placement, homelessness prevention, energy conservation,
leadership development, community economic
development, and housing
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
New Community Corporation
233 W. Market St.
Newark, NJ 07103
973-623-2800
www.newcommunity.org
NCC owns and manages more than 3,000 units of housing
and employs 2,300 people. The array of community-based
services and programs provided by New Community includes
housing, early childhood education, transitional housing for
the homeless, job training, education, health care,
community arts, youth programs and a host of social services
for children, families and senior citizens
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience with the African-American population
GLOUCESTER
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Dannellie Counseling Center
42 S. Delsea Drive
Glassboro, NJ 08028
856-881-8689
Outpatient counseling services, open to all.
Languages: English, Spanish
*Experience with African-American and Hispanic populations
R OBINS ’ N EST , I NC .
Group home-based counseling for teenage girls, crisis
intervention and support for at-risk adolescents. In-home
patient therapeutic social work. Outpatient counseling
provided at the affiliated Danneille Counseling Center. Most
clients are referred by DYFS.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Experience with African-American and Hispanic populations
Durand Academy
230 N. Evergreen Ave.
Woodbury, NJ 08095
856-845-0666
Fax: 856-848-7659
http://www.durandac.org
Serving children and young adults with autism, behavior
disorders and multiple disabilities. School; residential
services; family support services; accredited clinic and
agency; family counseling; parent training and support and
advocacy.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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Family and Psychological Services
1868 Greentree Rd.
East 717 Elmer St.
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
Vineland, NJ 08360
856-424-4408
Mental health counseling service in the areas of career,
alcohol, marital, individual and family, rehabilitation, and
veterans outpatient psychotherapy care.
Languages spoken: English
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
(serving Camden, Burlington, and Glouster)
505 Cooper St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Offers a wide range of programs, information and training
on mental health and mental illness to community groups,
schools, and agencies. Recruits and trains volunteers as
community companions to mental health clients.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Gloucester County
Meetings held 2nd Wednesday of the month, 7:00 pm to
9:00 pm at:
The Outpost
1070 Main Street
Sewell, NJ
Contact: Joseph Bates
Phone: 856-981-8666
GLOUCESTER
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
NewPoint Behavioral Health Care
404 Tatum St.
Woodbury, NJ 08096
856-845-8050
Fax: 856-845-0688
www.newviews.org
Provides a variety of services for the population who suffer
from an overlay of alcohol and drug abuse, as well as
severe chronic mental illness. The program is multidisciplinary and incorporates the AA/NA Model of Recovery.
NewPoint offers clinical treatment to persons with a
concurrent diagnoses of mental Illness and Chemical Abuse
(MICA) while providing education and technical assistance
to counseling professionals and community agencies.
Languages spoken: English
Underwood Memorial Hospital
509 N. Broad St.
Woodbury Medical Center
Woodbury, NJ 08096
17 West Red Bank Ave.
856-845-0100 (Inpatient) Woodbury, N.J. 08096
Partial Hospitalization:
856-251-3300
856-251-3300
www.umhospital.org
HOTLINE 856-845-9100
Underwood-Memorial Hospital’s staff of professionals
provides comprehensive inpatient psychiatric (behavioral
health) services and serves as the primary screening center
for Gloucester County. The Outpatient Behavioral
Healthcare Center serves adults and seniors suffering from
acute primary mental health and secondary substance
abuse impairments are treated in a day treatment
environment while remaining an integral part of their
families and communities.
Languages spoken: English
Sodat of New Jersey, Inc.
124 North Broad Street
Woodbury, NJ 08096-1720
609-845-6363
Fax: 609-848-3022
Intensive outpatient drug/alcohol treatment program. Typical
clients are: Adult, Youth, Male, Female, Hispanic, MICA,
Family Services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience serving Hispanic populations
United Way of Gloucester County
454 Crown Point Road
Thorofare, NJ 08086-2124
856-845-4303
Fundraising, community building, information and referral
source.
Up Your Alley SHC
15 Curtis Ave.
Woodbury NJ 08096
856-853-6828
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Hours: Mon 12 - 8 pm; Tue. 4 - 8: pm;
Wed. 4 pm -8 pm; Sat. 1 pm-6 pm(4 Days)
GLOUCESTER
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
None listed.
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HUDSON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Bayonne Community Mental Health
Center
Council of Social Agencies & United Way
of Hudson County
Bayonne Hospital
Community United for the
Rehabilitation of the Addicted, Inc.
(CURA)
601 Broadway
Bayonne, New Jersey 07002
201-339-9200
Services include an outpatient addictions program, family
and children’s programs, domestic violence, general
counseling, women’s center, and FEMA services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience with Hispanic populations
29 East 29 Street
Bayonne, New Jersey 07002
201-858-5286
In-patient psychiatric unit and crises intervention services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Chaitanya Stress Management Center
51-53 Newark
Hoboken, NJ
201-659-3060
Individual, couples, and children’s counseling, meditation
training, acupuncture, and massage therapy.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Catholic Community Services
(Affiliated with Mount Carmel Guild Behavioral Healthcare)
285 Magnolia Avenue
249 Virginia Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306
Jersey City, NJ 07304
201-435-4030
201-332-1929
www.ccsnewark.org
3201 Central Avenue
Union City, NJ 07087
201-864-0270
Psychosocial rehabilitation center providing individual and
group counseling, social skills training and sheltered
workshop for psychiatric consumers age 18 and older. Also
offers supported employment program providing training in
job search, technical job development and job coaching.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Christ Hospital Counseling And
Resource Center
176 Palisade Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07307
201-795-8375
201-795-8373 (Hotline)
www.christhospital.org
The Center offers numerous services including: psychiatric
emergency services, consultation and education, outpatient
mental health services, substance abuse services, child
abuse prevention, elderly counseling, family therapy
services to court referred juveniles and their families,
counseling and referral services for incest and rape victims
of all ages, and a women’s project.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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857 Bergen Avenue
Jersey City, New Jersey 07306
201-434-2628
www.unitedwayofhc.org
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Information and referral services for Hudson County.
595 County Avenue, Bldg 5
Secaucus, NJ 07094
201-392-9669
Fax: 201-392-9655
E-Mail : [email protected]
Residential Long Term and Residential Short Term.
CURA is a community based, not for profit organization,
dedicated to the treatment and rehabilitation of Spanish speaking
individuals who are addicted to drugs and/or alcohol. CURA has
a tradition of demonstrating needed community services not
specifically related to substance abuse, in the belief that a better
community reduces problems with alcohol and drugs.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
* Services directed at Hispanic populations
Hudson Partnership CMO
110 Meadowlands Pkwy
Secaucus, NJ 07094
201-537-1460
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Committed to serving the very diverse populations found in
Hudson County
International Institute of NJ
Cross Cultural Counseling Center
880 Bergen Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07306
201-653-3888
www.iinj.org
Preventative bilingual mental health services for refugees
and immigrants. Expertise in cross-cultural counseling with
survivors of trauma and torture.
Languages spoken: Russian, Creole, French, Vietnamese,
Spanish
* Extensive experience with Asian and Hispanic populations
HUDSON
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Hispanic Coalition
ASPIRA
353 2nd. Street, 1st. Floor
Jersey City, NJ 07302
201-434-4081
ASPIRA, Inc. of New Jersey was established in Newark, New
Jersey in 1968. ASPIRA promotes leadership through
education by offering guidance and career counseling,
college placement, and assistance in obtaining financial aid
for a college education.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Asociacion Panamena Americana
P.O. BOX 557
Union City, NJ 07087
201-617-5303
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
The Cuban American National
Foundation
5700 Bergenline Avenue
West New York, NJ 07093
201-854-1700
Fax (201) 854-4744
www.canfnet.org
Dominican American Foundation
4528 Park Avenue, Suite 152
Weehawken, NJ 07086
201-679-9685
Fax: 201-867-8388
Ecuadorian American Foundation NJ,
Inc.
61 Hudson St
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-488-6944
www.ecuadorianamericanfoundation.org
The Ecuadorian-American Foundation of New Jersey Inc., a
statewide non-profit organization, was formed by an
identifiable group of concerned citizens from across the state
and was organized to impact the Ecuadorian-American
community at the local, county and state levesl on a yearround basis.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Hogar Crea, Inc
79 Cornelison Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07304
201-433-7040
Fax: 201-433-7855
Residential long term drug/alcohol treatment for adult
males.
* Clientele is predominately Hispanic
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Post Office Box 3230
Jersey City, NJ 07303
201-435-7827
Puerto Rican Family Institute
Jersey City Mental Health Clinic
40 Journal Square
Suite 302
Jersey City, NJ 07306
201-610-1446
Fax (201) 610-9426
www.prfi.org
The Puerto Rican Family Institute, founded in 1960, is a
nonprofit, multi-program family orientated health and human
service agency whose primary mission is to prevent family
disintegration and enhance the self-sufficiency of the Latino
community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Extensive experience serving Hispanics
North Hudson Community Action
Corporation
5301 Broadway
West New York, NJ 07093-2622
201-866-2388
Fax: 201-330-3803
E-mail: [email protected]
www.nhcac.org
“People Helping People Build Strong Communities.” Social
services include Employment Service Job Placement, Energy
And Home Repairs Weatherization, Immigration And
Naturalization, Tenant And Landlord Relations, Holiday Food
Assistance, Emergency Food And Shelter, Transitional
Housing, Residential Maintenance, And Project S.H.A.P.E.
(Social Health Assistance Program for the Elderly Title III,
Older American Act).
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Extensive experience serving Hispanics
Urban League of Hudson County
253 Martin Luther King Drive
Jersey City, NJ 07305-3427
201-451-8888
ULHC is a nonprofit social service agency and affiliate to the
National Urban League. Since 1971, the Urban League has
provided Hudson County, with programs that address the
community’s education, childcare, employment, training,
senior citizen, family counseling, housing and economic
development needs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
HUNTERDON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Catholic Charities of Hunterdon
Family Services Office
6 Park Ave.
Flemington NJ 08822
908-782-7905
Fax: 908-782-5934
Provides services to individuals, families, communities,
reflects concerns of Church, people of good will on behalf of
the needy, economically poor and those devalued by
society.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Easter Seals Hunterdon Behavioral
Health
43 Emery Ave.
Flemington, NJ 08822
908-788-7580 or 732-257-6662
www.eastersealsnj.org
The services include integrated case management (case
management, outreach, mental health, and home care) and
residential support (transitional and permanent housing,
foster, shelter and home care)
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
Fisherman’s Mark, Inc.
50 York Street
Lambertville, NJ 08530
609-397-0194
Fax: 609-397-7486
www
.fishermansmark.org
www.fishermansmark.org
The programs of Fisherman’s Mark are designed to provide
people with opportunities and options. Fisherman’s Mark
provides many programs not offered elsewhere in the
southern part of Hunterdon County. Fisherman’s Mark also
works in collaboration with a number of social service
providers and community programs. Mission is to strengthen
the capabilities of individuals and the function of
relationships between individuals, families, groups,
organizations and communities. Fisherman’s Mark provides
on-staff counselors. Through the Facility Use Program,
private counselors use the space on our campus to meet
with their clients in this pleasant, anonymous atmosphere.
Fisherman’s Mark also provides satellite office space for
other agencies and their counselors.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Russian interpreters
Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
20 Sanitarium Road
Glen Gardner, NJ 08826-3291
908-537-2141
Psychiatric hospital, primarily for geriatric population. A
specialty hospital within the NJ Department of Human
Services, into which one must be involuntarily committed.
Admits patients from northern and central New Jersey
through local screening centers and hospitals.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Hunterdon Behavioral Health
(At Hunterdon Medical Center)
2100 Wescott Dr
Flemington NJ, 08822
1-866-HBH-2060
908 788 6402
www
.hunterdonhealthcare.org
www.hunterdonhealthcare.org
Whether it’s outpatient counseling for an adult or child,
short-term inpatient care for a serious emotional problem or
emergency help for a crisis situation, Capital Health System
has a full range of mental health services. There is an
inpatient unit for psyc diagnosis and detox, outpatient
addictions treatment program (both days and evenings), 2
different levels of outpatient care- acute partial
hospitalization and day hospital for chronic patients (6 days/
week), and an adolescent intensive outpatient program.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Hunterdon County
Contact Person: Alicia Stevenson
P.O. Box 229
Flemington, NJ 08822
908-788-8857 (Home)
Meetings held: 2nd Wednesday of the month, 7 pm to 8:30
pm at:
Getting Together Center
(Next to Angelo’s Pizza, across from Flemington Dept. Store)
United Way Of Hunterdon County
Annandale Square, Corbit Bldg.
67 Beaver Avenue, Suite 3
Annandale, NJ 08801
908-713-1555
www.uwhunterdon.org
United Way of Hunterdon County leads the way in
developing solutions to critical human service needs in our
community. Our volunteers and staff work closely with local
governments, businesses and other organizations to assess
and address these needs and maximize the impact of
donations.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Women’s Crisis Services of Hunterdon
County
Outreach Office:
47 East Main Street
Flemington, NJ 08822
908-788-7666
Fax: 908-806-4725
www
.womenscrisisservices.org
www.womenscrisisservices.org
Free and confidential services: individual and group
counseling, legal advocacy, 24-hour hotline
(908.788.4044), safe-housing and support for victims of
domestic violence and/or sexual assault.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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HUDSON
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Jersey City Medical Center
Liberty Behavioral Health Center
395 Grand Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07304
201-915-2000
201-433-6161(Hotline)
www.libertyhcs.org
Liberty offers Addiction Services, Therapeutic nursery, Child
and adolescent partial hospital services, Child and
adolescent after school program, Child and adolescent
outpatient program. Adult outpatient program, Intensive Day
Treatment, Adult Partial Hospital Program, Psychiatric
inpatient services, Psychiatric Emergency/Screening
services, a Mobile Outreach team, Integrated Case
Management Services, Consultation and education
program, and Residential Services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Jersey City Self Help Center
3000 Kennedy Blvd, Suite 305
Jersey City, NJ 07306
201-420-8013
Fax:201-420-8013
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 3-7 pm Sat. 1-5 pm
(4 Days)
Jewish Family and Counseling Service
of Jersey City and Bayonne
569 Broadway
Bayonne, NJ 07002
201-436-1299
Full service family agency helping families, couples and
individuals; counseling, information and referral. In-home
assessment, care management and counseling for the
elderly and homebound.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
NAMI Hudson County and NAMI en
ESPAÑOL
Co-President/Contact Person: Martha Silva
201-861-0614
Meetings held: 2nd Tuesday of the month, 7 - 9 pm at:
3040 Kennedy Boulevard
Jersey City, NJ 07306
PACO
392 Manila Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
201-963-8282
Fax: 201-653-5229
E-mail: [email protected]
Extensive information and referral services as well as:
counseling, Referral service for HIV AIDS prevention
services, senior citizen multiservice center, home energy
assistance for low income families, sponsor of Liberty Charter
school,
Languages spoken: all staff are bilingual
* Clientele is predominately Hispanic
Palisades Medical Center/Counseling
Center
7101 Kennedy Blvd.
North Bergen, NJ 07047
201-854-0500
Fax: 201-854-1083
www.palisadesmedical.org
The Medical Center’s outpatient counseling program
provides community based care for individuals and families.
Help is available for substance abuse, family violence, and
more. A 24 hour crisis hotline staffed by mental health
professionals, 201-854-6300.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
St. Mary’s Hospital / CMHC
506 Third Street
Hoboken, NJ 07030
201-792-8200
Fax: 201-792-8655
Provides extensive behavioral health services for adults and
seniors in Hudson County. A voluntary psychiatric inpatient
unit allows for therapy in a non-hospital setting. St. Mary
Hospital also offers two day treatment programs.
Candidates for the programs include people suffering from
depression, personiality disorders, early dementia and
schizophrenia. Free curb-to-curb transportation is available
for patients in Hudson County and parts of southern Bergen
County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
United Labor Agency of Essex-West
Hudson, Inc.
30 Clinton Street
Newark, NJ 07102
973-623-7878
Fax: 973-623-6536
Eligibility: Adults; EAP referrals; Low income
Short-term mental health counseling and assessment.
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience with African-American populations
United Way of Hudson County
857 Bergen Ave
Jersey City, NJ 07306-4405
201-434-2625
www.unitedwayofhc.org
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Fundraising, community building, information and referral
source.
WomenRISING, INC (formerly YWCA)
270 Fairmount Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07304
201-333-5700
Diverse human service agency provides social work and
residential services to women, children and adolescents.
Social Services are provided for all Hudson County women
and families from short term counseling, to long term in
home counseling and supervision.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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MERCER
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Catholic
Charities,
Diocese
Languages spoken:
English,
Spanish of Trenton, cont.
41 Steinert Avenue
Hamilton, NJ 08619
609-631-8630
School Social Services is a school-based program providing
assistance to the individual student experiencing behavioral,
emotional, learning, physical and/or social difficulties to
achieve academic and personal success. Staff consultation is
also available.
47 North Clinton Avenue
Trenton, NJ 08609
609-394-5285
PACT is a community-based intensive mental health service
for the most seriously and chronically disabled mental health
consumers in Mercer County.
Corner House - Township of Princeton
Valley Road Building
369 Witherspoon Street
Princeton, NJ 08050
609-924-8018
Fax: 609-497-9101
Outpatient drug/alcohol treatment services. Typical clients
are: Adult, Youth, Hispanic.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience with Hispanic populations
Family and Children’s Services of
Central New Jersey
120 John Street
Princeton, NJ 08540
609-924-2098
800- 479-3779
FACS programs deal with fragile families, underprivileged
children, at-risk youth, employee/employer work-related
problems, substance abuse, domestic violence, and the
special needs of the elderly. Agency goals include building
strong families and communities and empowering
individuals to take responsible charge of their own lives.
Also offices in East Brunswick and Hightstown.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family Guidance Center Corp.
1931 Nottingham Way
Hamilton, New Jersey 08540
609-586-0668
609-587-6641 (Access Center )
www.fgccorp.org
At convenient locations in Hamilton and Trenton; Family
Guidance Center offers a full range of mental health
programs, including clinical assessments, counseling and
psychotherapy, evaluations, medication management and
community education and consultation services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family Support Organization of
Mercer County
427 Whitehorse Avenue
Trenton, NJ 08610
609-581-6891
A Family Support Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish translation available
Greater Trenton Behavioral
Healthcare
1001 Spruce Street
Suite 205
Trenton, NJ 08638
609-396-6788
Fax: 609-989-1245
www.gtbhc.org
Provides a broad array of mental health and addictions
services to youth and adult residents of Mercer County and
their families. Services include intensive day treatment;
crisis-oriented outreach and in-home services; outpatient
services; and a variety of services for people with special
needs. Emergency on-call services are available 24 hours a
day 7 days per week for those at the highest risk of crisis.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Jewish Family and Children’s Service
of Greater Mercer County
707 Alexander Road
Suite 102
Princeton, NJ 08540-6331
609-987-8100
Woodbrook House
865 Lower Ferry Road
Ewing, NJ 08618
Royal Plaza Shopping Center
510 Route 130, Suite B-2B
East Windsor, NJ 08520
(West Windsor Township)
609-987-8100
Fax: 609-987-0574
www.jfcsonline.org
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater Mercer
County is a community service agency that strengthens
individuals and families in the entire community by
empowering people to care for themselves and each other.
This is accomplished through a wide range of high quality,
client-centered behavioral health, advocacy and support
services for individuals and families.
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MERCER
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
NAMI Mercer New Jersey, Inc.
88 Lakedale Drive
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
609-777-9766
Fax: 609-777-5331
Email: [email protected]
NAMI MERCER NEW JERSEY is a non-profit, grassroots,
family advocacy organization devoted to supporting and
improving the overall quality of life for people with mental
illnesses and their families. NAMI’s target population
consists of the families of Mercer County who have members
affected by serious and persistent mental illnesses such as
schizophrenia, manic-depression, schizo-affective disorder,
obsessive-compulsive disorder, clinical depression, and
panic disorder. With the support of family and friends and in
collaboration with mental health professionals, each
program is designed to encourage education, selfsufficiency, growth and family stability.
Consumer Support Group (NAMI Mercer Cares) meetings
are held 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month, 5:00 pm to 6:00
pm at the Lawrence Library
New Jersey Association of Mental
Health Agencies, Inc.
The Neuman Building
3575 Quakerbridge Road
Suite 102
Mercerville, NJ 08619
609-838-5488
Fax: 609-838-5489
www.njamha.org
NJAMHA’s mission is to champion opportunities that advance
its members’ ability to deliver accessible, quality, efficient
and effective integrated behavioral health care services to
mental health consumers and their families. The website has
links to member agencies. NJAMHA is an advocate for both
member agencies and the individuals the member agencies
serve. NJAMHA also provides current information on the
mental health field through conferences, publications, email
alerts and through its Web site.
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish
New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc
The Neuman Building
3575 Quakerbridge Road
Suite 102
Mercerville, NJ 08619
609-838-5488
Fax: 609-838-5480
www.njmhi.org
The New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc. (NJMHI), a
wholly owned subsidiary outgrowth of the New Jersey
Association of Mental Health Agencies (NJAMHA), is a
private nonprofit charitable organization based in
Mercerville, New Jersey. The Institute was established in July
2000 to promote quality mental health services through
training, technical assistance, research, policy development,
and anti-stigma and anti-discrimination campaigns.
Languages spoken: English, French, Spanish
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Princeton House
Medical Center at Princeton
905 Herrontown Road
Princeton, NJ 08540
800-242-2550
www.princetonhouse.org
Princeton House Behavioral Health is a provider of
behavioral healthcare services. A multi-disciplinary team of
board-certified psychiatrists and professionals provide
treatment and care for people who need psychiatric support,
have chemical dependencies or who struggle with a
combination of emotional and addictions problems.
Inpatient, Partial Hospitalization and intensive outpatient
service available.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish translation only
Reach Out/Speak Out
121 N. Broad Street
Trenton NJ 08638
609-989-0255
Fax: 609-989-0255
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Mon/Wed 7-8:30 pm Tue/Thu 5:30-8 pm
Sat. 5-9 pm
SERV Centers of New Jersey, Inc.
380 Scotch Road
Hudson Area
West Trenton, NJ 08628 777 Bloomfield Ave., Ste.A
609-406-0100
Clifton, NJ 07012-1248
800-987-7378
973-778-6174
www.servbhs.org
SERV Centers is the largest provider of residential services to
seriously and persistently mentally ill consumers in New
Jersey. In addition, SERV provides a broad range of
outpatient and day treatment services throughout Northern
and Central New Jersey.
Children and Youth Services: group homes, partial care,
foster care, and outpatient services. Adult Services: group
homes, supervised apartments, supportive housing, ADAPT
partial care programs, foster care, outpatient services
Languages spoken: English, other languages vary by site.
Please call for details.
United Way of Greater Mercer County
3131 Princeton Pike, Building 4
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
609-896-1912
Fax: 609-895-1245
www.uwgmc.org
Improving people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of
community. Information and referral services.
Languages spoken: English
MERCER
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Catholic Charities
1 Centre Street
Trenton, NJ 08608
609-394-2056
El Centro de Recursos para Familias is a multi-service
family resource and community-building program serving
South Trenton in Mercer County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
The Center for Hispanic Policy,
Research and Development (CHPRD)
Former Name: Office of Hispanic Affairs
101 S. Broad St.
P.O. Box 800
Trenton, NJ 08625
609-984-3223
www.state.nj.us/dca/chprd
The Center is the central state agency, administered by
the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs, for the
coordination of services to the state’s Latino community. It
houses a central repository of data, provides grants to
local community-based organizations, helps non-profit
groups increase their ability to serve their clients, and
serves as an advocate within state government for the
Latino community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Mercer County Hispanic Association
(MECHA)
Fleet Bank Building
200 E. State St., 2nd Floor
P.O. Box 1331
Trenton, NJ 08607
609-392-2446
A non-profit organization which helps the Latino community
become self-empowered by providing information and
resources, and by facilitating access to social services. It
works to solve problems of the Latino community, and
promotes its active participation in decision making at the
local, county and state levels. MECHA’s goal is family and
community stabilization.
Latin American Task Force
41 Westcott Rd.
Princeton, NJ 08640
609-683-9194
The Task Force is a network of Princeton area residents
and professionals working for the smooth integration of
the growing Hispanic population into the larger
community. The Task Force co-sponsors, assists and
promotes programs on education, youth development,
health, etc. with other organizations such as: the Mercer
County Hispanic Association, the YWCA, the Princeton
Public Schools, the Princeton Medical Center, Corner
House, HiTOPS, the Arts Council and Family & Children’s
Services. Meetings are conducted in English, and are
bilingual when warranted.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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MIDDLESEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen
Catholic Charities Mental Health Center Youth Partial Care
288 Rues Lane
265 Safran Avenue
East Brunswick NJ, 08816 Edison NJ 08817
732-257-6100
732-738-1323
Outpatient services, adult partial care, substance abuse
counseling and a PACT team
with Spanish translation services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large Hispanic clientele
Easter Seals New Jersey
1 Kimberly Road
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732 257-6662
www.eastersealsnj.com
The services provided are residential support (transitional
and permanent housing, and home care). People served
have mental health disadvantages.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
Family and Children’s Services of
Central New Jersey
223 Rt. 18 S., Suite 201
East Brunswick NJ, 08816
732- 418-7077
FACS programs deal with fragile families, underprivileged
children, at-risk youth, employee/employer work-related
problems, substance abuse, domestic violence, and the
special needs of the elderly. Agency goals include building
strong families and communities and empowering
individuals to take responsible charge of their own lives.
Offices are also located in Princeton and Hightstown.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Hogar Crea, Inc
687 Cortland St.
Perth Amboy, NJ 08861
732 -826-2732
Fax: 732-442-7991
Residential long term drug/alcohol treatment for adult
males.
* Clientele is predominately Hispanic
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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Info Line of Middlesex County
1-888-908-INFO
www.info-line.org
Jewish Family Service of Southern
Middlesex County
517 Ryders Lane
#52 Concordia Shopping Center
East Brunswick, NJ 08816 Monroe Township, NJ 08831
732-257-4100
609-395-7979
Offers a comprehensive program of social services for
residents of central and southern Middlesex County. JFS
programs Include professional counseling for individuals,
couples and families; support groups; elder care services;
kosher Meals-on-Wheels; children’s counseling center;
addiction recovery services; resettlement services; holiday
food programs; emergency food bank; volunteer services;
and services for Holocaust survivors.
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family and Vocational Services
515 Plainfield Ave.
Edison, NJ 08817
732-777-1940
http://www.jfvs.org/
Provides comprehensive social services to residents of
northern Middlesex County. Individual, couples, family,
teens and children’s counseling are offered at A Center for
Individual and Family Growth.
Languages spoken: English, Russian
Middlesex County Mental Health
Clinic
(Raritan Bay Mental Health Center)
570 Lee Street
Perth Amboy, NJ 08861
732-442-1666
www.co.middlesex.nj.us
Individual Psychotherapy, Group Psychotherapy, Family
Therapy, Partial Care Programs (day treatment), Psychiatric
Evaluation, Medication Therapies, Psychological Testing,
Information, Referral, and Advocacy, Ethnotherapy
(specialized group services to Spanish speaking clients)
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Extensive experience with Hispanic populations
HUNTERDON
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
None listed.
MERCER
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Association for the Advancement of
Mental Health (AAMH)
819 Alexander Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540
(609) 452-2088
A private, nonprofit community-based mental health agency
that provides comprehensive services to Mercer County
individuals and their families whose lives are adversely
affected by emotional distress, psychiatric illness, and
developmental disability. Individual, group, and family
mental health services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Capitol County Children’s
Collaborative
3535 Quakerbridge Rd.
Hamilton, NJ 08619
609-584-0888
fax 609-584-6258
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages: English, Spanish
* Experience with Hispanic population
Capital Health System
Fuld Campus
750 Brunswick Avenue
Trenton, NJ 08638
(609) 394-6000
609-396-HELP (4357)
www.capitalhealth.org
Capital Health System has been designated the regional
Emergency Mental Health Services Center in Mercer
County, New Jersey. That means that we’re available 24hours-a-day, seven days a week for anyone experiencing an
urgent mental health problem. Services include: Acute
inpatient unit, partial hospitalization, psychiatric screening
center and a Mobile Outreach Program to provide services
to clients at home or at the site of the crisis.
Languages: English, Spanish, Creole, Hindi
* Extensive experience with Hispanic and African-American
populations
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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton
Administrative Office
383 W State Street
Trenton, NJ 8618
Phone: (609) 394-5181
www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
The Mercer County Behavioral Health Care Division
provides a continuum of prevention, treatment, and
rehabilitation services tailored to people with mental health,
substance abuse, and interpersonal problems. The following
programs are run through Catholic Charities at each of their
locations, for general information regarding all Mercer
County programs. Call the Mercer Behavioral Health Care
Division at 609 695-5687.
Languages spoken: English
Behavioral Health Administrative Office
10 Southard Street
Trenton, NJ 08609
609-396-4557
The Compeer Program matches volunteers and mental
health consumers on a one-to-one basis to provide a friend
to someone with a severe and persistent mental illness.
39 North Clinton Avenue
Trenton, NJ 08609
609-396-4557, Ext. 230
THE FAMILY GROWTH PROGRAM offers specialized treatment
services for family violence. Specific areas of intervention
include child abuse and neglect, child sexual abuse and
incest, spouse battering, and elder abuse. While the
program’s focus is the entire family, counseling and therapy
are also provided to individuals and couples.
MERCER OUTPATIENT SERVICES provides a wide range of
individual, group, couples, and family counseling and
psychiatric services, as well as prevention services, to
children and adults experiencing mental illness, substance
abuse and addictions, and emotional, family, and
interpersonal problems. Mercer Outpatient Services
include:
FAMILIA LATINA provides substance abuse prevention services
primarily within the Latino community. Services are provided
in Spanish and English and are culturally sensitive.
THE GUIDANCE CLINIC and Alcoholism/Addictions Program
provide psychotherapy and counseling for people with
behavioral, emotional, psychiatric, and substance abuse
concerns.
MIDDLESEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
NAMI Middlesex County
President/1st contact person: Dorothy Goldstein
732- 846-9517
Membership meets
Coping & Support group meets
1st Monday of the month, 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at:
671 Hoes Lane
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
2nd Thursday of the month, 7:00pm
Behavioral Health Center of UMDNJ
316 Livingston Avenue
Piscataway, NJ 08854
NAMI New Jersey
1562 Rt. 130
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
www.naminj.org
NAMI NJ is a statewide non profit organization dedicated to
improving the lives of individuals and families who are
affected by mental illness. They offer multicultural referral
services throughout the state.
SAMHAJ (South Asian Mental Health
Awareness in Jersey)
Contact Person: Aruna Rao
732-940-0991
A major initiative of NAMI is SAMHAJ, an effort to let South
Asians (of Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan, Nepali,
Afghan and Bhutanese origin) in New Jersey understand that
mental illness is a biologically based, treatable illness.
SAMHAJ has launched the very first self-help group for South
Asians in New Jersey.
Meetings held one Wednesday a month, 7 pm to 9 pm at:
Minne B. Veal Community Center, Edison NJ.
Self Help Center of New Brunswick
P.O.Box 1142
New Brunswick NJ 08903-1142
732-296-0303
Fax: 732-296-0303 (call before sending)
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Wed.. 3 pm-7 pm; Thurs. 3-7 pm; Sat. 59 pm; Sun. 3-7:00 pm (4 Days)
Languages spoken: English
Triple C Housing, Inc.
316 Livingston Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
732-745-0920
Fax: 732-745-0924
Languages spoken: English
United Way of Central Jersey
32 Ford Avenue
Milltown, NJ 08850
732-247-3727
www.uwjc.org
Focuses community support where it is needed most.
Provides support and information on services to those with
both physical and mental disabilities along with its many
other services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish translation available
UMDNJ University Behavioral
Healthcare
MAIN OFFICE
671 Hoes Lane
Piscataway, NJ 08855
800-969-5300 Access Center
732-235-5700 Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services
www.ubhc.umdnj.edu
University Behavioral HealthCare (UBHC) is a division of the
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
(UMDNJ) and is one of the largest providers of behavioral
healthcare services in the country. UBHC provides
academically-based clinical programs and services
throughout the state of New Jersey, and while furthering the
clinical teaching, research and training missions of the
University and its medical schools, UBHC provides support
for New Jersey State initiatives and public sector programs
as well as for employers and the corporate community. In
addition to clinical programs that address the diverse and
special needs of New Jersey residents, UBHC offers an
array of cost-effective managed care and employee
assistance programs that collaborate with organizations in an
effort to maximize workplace productivity and job satisfaction
while decreasing related costs and risk. Delivering and
managing care under risk-sharing, fee-for-service and a
variety of funded program arrangements, UBHC is able to
effectively integrate these services through a sophisticated
infrastructure that utilizes electronic records and cutting-edge
technologies. Services provided include: outpatient
psychotherapy, crisis intervention, acute and chronic care,
intensive case management, 24-hour peer support
programs, managed care programs, and an array of mental
health and substance abuse services
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Chinese
Women Helping Women
224 Main St.
Metuchen, NJ 08840
732-549-6000
Providing a wide array of services for women and teens such
as individual therapy, support groups, therapy groups, family
legal clinics, community education and resource center
services.
Languages spoken: English
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MIDDLESEX
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Asian Indian Chamber of Commerce
P.O. Box 129,
Iselin, NJ 08830
732-777-4666
The mission of the AICC is to provide opportunities for
business growth and prosperity, offer quality service to its
members and serve as a resource leader for business and
the community. One way they do this is by encouraging
participation in the American political process in a
nonpartisan manner and strengthening commercial, social,
and political relationships between the United States and
India.
Association of South Asian
Professionals (ASAP)
30 College Avenue
New Brunswick, NJ 0890130 College Avenue
732-418-1610
www.asapnj.com
The association brings together individuals with an interest in
South Asia to socialize and participate in civic/cultural
functions. The agency organizes civic, cultural, educational
and social activities to raise awareness of South Asian
culture.
Calvary Korean School
c/o Sung Weun Rho
572 Ryders Lane
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732-613-4930
Korean language school.
India Association of East Brunswick
c/o Kalpana Kothari
4 VanArsdale Ct.
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732-257-3672
Languages spoken: Indian, serveral Indian languages spoken
Indian Cultural Society of East
Brunswick
c/o Minal Dalvi
10 Harlander Ct.
East Brunswick, NJ 08816
732-254-0159
Email: [email protected]
Languages spoken: English, Indian
Indo American Cultural Society
1412 Oak Tree Rd
Iselin, NJ 08830
732-283-9696
Cultural, educational and social activies for those of AsianIndian descent.
Languages spoken: English, Indian
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Manavi
P.O. Box 3103
New Brunswick, NJ 08901
732-435-1414
Fax: 732-435-1411
E-mail: [email protected]
www.manavi.org
Manavi was founded in 1985 to deal with the problems and
needs of South Asian women who have been battered,
abandoned, racially or sexually harassed, impoverished or
victimized in any way. Manavi has sought to empower South
Asian women by providing advocacy, translation services,
legal and therapeutic referral, loans, as well as job and
housing advice.
Languages spoken: Hindi, South Asian languages
Puerto Rican Action Board
22 Joyce Kilmer Avenue
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903-0240
732-828-4510
Fax: 732-828-4546
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.prab.org
The agency’s purpose is to develop action systems to
address community needs, coordinate available community
resources and administrate programs that will improve the
quality of life of the low-income community of the central
New Jersey area.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Puerto Rican Association for Human
Development
100 First Street
Perth Amboy, NJ 08861
732-442-1081
Fax: 732-826-3082
E-mail: [email protected]
Multi-service community based organization with social
services, elder services, eye screening in conjunction with
the commission on blindness, day care center, after school
care and tutoring, youth HIV prevention program, youth
work readiness program, assistance program for clients with
disabilities, interpreting and transportation services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Predominately Hispanic clientele
MIDDLESEX
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Samahan (Philippine) Cultural
Heritage- Eastern Seaboard, Inc.
Mary Rose Amistad
81 Maple St.
Carteret, NJ 07008
732-541-7162
Email [email protected]
www.samahan.org
Philippine ethnic dances occur in amazing diversity and are
performed by a variety of ethnic groups throughout the
Philippines. This group wears native costumes and performs
at a wide variety of local events.
Languages spoken: English, Philippine
MONMOUTH
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
180 Turning Lives Around
1 Bethany Rd.
Bldg. 3, Suite 42
Hazlet, NJ 07730
732-264-4111
Fax: 732 264 8655
http://www.180nj.org/
Services to all members of a family affected by domestic
violence and sexual abuse; women, children and men counseling, legal assistance, rape crisis intervention, and
education.
Languages spoken: English
Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment
Center
Rt. 524
Farmingdale, NJ 07727
732-938-5061
Psychiatric hospital serving children 11-18 years old with
persistent and severe mental illness who are in need of
intensive, inpatient care and treatment.
Languages spoken: English
Care Center
700 Mattison Ave
Asbury Park NJ 07712
732-869-9141
Fax: 732-988-3260
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses.
Hours: Mon. 12-4 pm, Wed. 12 pm-7:30-8:30 pm, Thu/
Fri/Sat 12-4 pm (5 Days)
Centra State Medical Center
901 W. Main St.
Freehold, NJ 07728
732-294-2850
Acute inpatient psychiatric unit for adults 18 and over. Also,
emergency psychiatric assessments and screenings.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Portuguese,, Philippine,
interpreters available for other languages.
Bayshore Counseling
668 North Beers Street, Suite 101
Holmdel, NJ 07733
732-739 0084
Outpatient mental health services for adults and children.
Languages spoken: English
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MONMOUTH
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
CPC Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
Business Administration
Parkway 100
3535 Rt 66
Building 5, Suite D
Neptune, NJ 07753
732-643-4300
732-842-2000
The mission of CPC Behavioral Healthcare is to prevent or
treat disorders in the way people think, feel and act. The
agency’s services increase skills and competencies and
decrease problem behaviors.
http://www.cpcbehavioral.org
CPC locations and services available are listed below:
HELEN HERRMANN COUNSELING CENTER
270 Highway 35
Red Bank, NJ 07701
732-842-2000
Fax: 732-224-0688
Outpatient Mental Health, Addiction Recovery, Employee
Assistance Programs, intensive in-home therapy, anger
management, PACT Team, integrated case management,
Children’s Mobile Response and Stabilization, children’s
partial care and youth case management.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
FREEHOLD COUNSELING CENTER
37 Court Street
Freehold, NJ 07728
732-780-7387
Fax: 732-780-5157
Outpatient mental health, services
to the Family Court, EAP.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
ABERDEEN COUNSELING CENTER
1088 Highway 34
Aberdeen, NJ 07747
732-290-1700
Fax: 732-290-0040
Outpatient behavioral
health, partial
hospitalization for adults,
supported employment,
residential services
Languages spoken: English
HIGH POINT CENTER
1 High Point Center Way
Morganville, NJ 07751
732-591-1750
This is a special education school for children with mental
illness and other disabilities. Other services include
therapeutic foster care and residential services.
Languages spoken: English
Collaborative Support Programs of
New Jersey, Inc.
11 Spring Street
Freehold, New Jersey 07728
732-780-1175
www.cspnj.com
CSP-NJ is a state-wide service provider directed, managed
and staffed through the collaborative efforts of mental health
consumers, survivors and non-consumers. CSP-NJ strives to
provide individualized, flexible community based services
that promote responsiblility, recovery and wellness. This is
done through the creation and administration of self-help
centers, supportive housing, advocacy, and entrepreneurial
programs for adults with mental health issues and other
special needs. The website lists Self-Help Centers located in
different counties in the State of New Jersey.
Languages spoken: English
Community YMCA Family Services
86 Morris Ave
Child Visitation
Neptune City, NJ 07753
732-774-1558
Fax: 732-774-9465
Provides a comprehensive range of confidential counseling
services for individuals and families and continues to explore
and implement innovative programs to meet changing social
service needs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Easter Seal Society of New Jersey
Monmouth Behavioral Health Services
1800 Bloomsbury Ave.
Wanamassa, New Jersey 07712
732-918-1188
www.eastersealsnj.org
Provides transitional as well as permanent housing in
conjunction with case management services to the seriously
mentally-ill population. Includes a specific 24-hour,
supervised treatment program for MICA clients. Case
management services include medication monitoring, ADL
instruction, transportation, referrals for additional community
supports, and client counseling.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
Family and Children’s Services
1900 Highway 35
P.O. Box 639
Oakhurst, NJ 07755
732-531-9111
Individual counseling, consumer credit counseling, adult
protective services, and home health aides.
Languages spoken: English
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MONMOUTH
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Family Based Services Association of
New Jersey
11 White Street
Eatontown, NJ 07724
732-380-1300
Fax: 732-380-0383
A Family Support Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves large African-American population.
Freehold Self Help Center
8 Spring St., 1st Floor (Back door)
Freehold NJ 07728
732-625-9485
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses.
Hours: Tue-MICA 7-8:00pm, Wed-GROW 6:30-8:30 pm,
Thu/Fri 1-5:00 pm; Sat 3-12 pm(5 Days)
Jersey Shore University Medical
Center
1945 Rte. 33
Neptune, NJ 07754
732-775-5500
732-643-4363 (Intake)
732-643-4400 (Outpatient behavioral health)
732-776-2325 (Crisis Hotline)
www.jsmc.com
Counseling services, from psychotherapy to medication
management, for children, adults, and their families in need
of care, a therapeutic nursery and emergency intervention,
evaluation assessments, and referrals for adults,
adolescents, and children. JSUMC also has inpatient
psychiatric services with an array of psychiatric, substance
abuse, and medical services for patients age 18 years and
older, Transitional Medication Services and a Medication
Clinic. JSUMC also runs a Children’s Partial Hospitalization
Program at another location in Neptune.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, some Indian dialects,
translation services available for hospital-based programs
* Experience with multicultural populations
Mental Health Association of
Monmouth County (MHA) (Referral
Service)
59 Broad Street
Eatontown, New Jersey 07724
732-542-6422
www.monmouth-oel.org
An affiliate of the New Jersey and National Mental Health
Associations. Its primary function is to insure that every
person in Monmouth County with a mental illness receives
prompt and adequate treatment in the most therapeutic, least
restrictive setting closest to home.
Languages spoken: English
Meridian Behavioral Health Center
Park Place Partial Hospitalization Program
1011 Bond St
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-869-2781
www.parkplacephp.salu.net
Park Place is dedicated to meeting the changing needs of
mental health consumers affected by serious and persistent
mental illnesses. Park Place is a program of Meridian Health
System, Jersey Shore Medical Center, Behavioral Health
Services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French
Monmouth Behavioral Health Care
Services, a division of Catholic
Charities
145 Maple Avenue
215 Essex Avenue
Red Bank, NJ 07701
Spring Lake 07762
732-747-9660
Provides a wide range of individual, group, couples, and
family counseling and psychiatric services to children and
adults experiencing mental illness, substance abuse and
addiction, emotional disorders, family and marital problems,
and psychological or interpersonal problems. Catholic
Charities also offers intensive outpatient substance abuse
treatment program for adults, School Social Services,
specialized treatment services for family violence, and a
secured residential treatment facility for severely disturbed
youth between the ages of 14 and 18 years.
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
705 Summerfield Avenue
Kilmer Drive, Bldg. 3
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
Morganville, NJ 07751
732-774-6886
732-536-0050
www.monmouth-oel.org
Our goals are to strengthen family life by providing a wide
range of counseling, psychotherapy, and human services to
individuals and families.
Languages Spoken: English, Russian, Yiddish, Spanish
* Large African-American and Hispanic clientele
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MONMOUTH
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Monmouth Cares, Inc.
100 Highway 36 E., Suite 1-E
W. Long Branch, NJ 07764
732-222-8008
1-877-652-7624
Fax: 732-222-9305
www.njkidfoc.org
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large Hispanic clientele
Monmouth Center Vocational
Rehabilitation
15 Meridian Rd.
Eatontown, NJ 07724
732-544-1800
Partial hospitalization for adults.
Languages spoken: English
* Large population of Asian, Hispanic, and African-American
clients
Monmouth Medical Center
300 Second Avenue
Long Branch, NJ 07740
732-222-5200
Emergency screening services (732) 923-6930
Mental health services include: AWARE Adolescent Partial
Hospitalization Program, Children’s crisis intervention
services and Pollack Clinic outpatient program. Monmouth
Medical Center is a state-designed emergency screening
service.
Languages spoken: English, German, Spanish, French
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
(NAMI)-Greater Monmouth
P.O. Box 153
Oakhurst, NJ 07755
732-449-2356
NAMI-Greater Monmouth is composed of people interested
in supporting each other regarding the issues and difficulties
of having mental illness or having a loved one or close
friend s with a serious mental illness. NAMI has 6 to 8
meetings every month in 4 locations.
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New Hope Foundation, Inc.
546 Rt. 520
Marlboro 07746
732-946-3030
Detox, adult inpatient services, adolescent services. Also,
outpatient facilities in Freehold and New Brunswick.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience with multicultural populations
Meridian Behavioral Health Services Jersey Shore University Medical Center,
Riverview Medical Center
One Riverview Plaza
Red Bank, NJ 07701
732-530-2415
Crisis Helpline: 732-219-5325
Meridian Health Line 1-800-560-9990
http://www.meridianhealth.com/jsmc.cfm/Services/
BehavioralHealth/index.cfm
Adult partial hospitalization, a crisis unit, inpatient
psychiatric, Outpatient Mental Health Services, Transitional
Medication Services and Medication Clinic.
Languages spoken: English
United Way of Monmouth County
1415 Wyckoff Road
Wall Township
Farmingdale, NJ 07727-3940
732-938-5988
http://www.uwmonmouth.org/
Fundraising, community building, outreach, information and
referral source.
Languages spoken: English
MONMOUTH
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Hispanic Affairs Resource Center of
Monmouth County
913 Sewall Avenue
Asbury Park, NJ 07712
732-774-3282
Fax: 732-502-8955
E-mail: [email protected]
www.harcmonmouthnj.org
A non-profit community based organization dedicated to
providing quality assistance to Latin-Americans and others by
promoting self-sufficiency through personal and community
development.
Latino American Committee of
Monmouth County, Inc
P.O. Box 357
Long Branch, NJ 07740
732-923-5035
Fax: 732 870 2211
Latino Chamber of Commerce of
Monmouth County
P.O. Box 73
Long Branch, NJ 07740
732-229-1980
Devoted to promoting Latino owned businesses.
Spanish Fraternity Monmouth County
P.O. Box 481
Long Branch, NJ 07740
732-229-4655
Turkish-American Community Center
229 Rt. 33
Manalapan, NJ 07726
732-446-8855
http://www.taccusa.com/
The focus of the organization is to promote the social welfare
of its members by developing and fostering cultural and
social awareness and relations between the American and
Turkish people both directly and indirectly.
Languages spoken: English, Turkish
MORRIS
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Boonton Self-Help Center
110 Cornelia St
Boonton, NJ 07005
973-263-2253
Fax: 973-627-4769
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Tue & Fri. 3-7 pm, Sat 1-5 pm
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Paterson
Hope House
19-21 Belmont Avenue
Dover, New Jersey 07801
973-361-5555
www.hopehouse.com
Individual, group, couples, and family counseling,
psychiatric consultation, parenting education, play therapy,
therapeutic nursery, women’s anger group, information and
referral.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Chilton Memorial Hospital
Dept of Psychiatry
97 West Parkway
Pompton Plains, NJ 07444
973-831-5132
973-831-5149
973-831-5078(Hotline)
www.chiltonmemorial.org
Evaluation of patients seeking inpatient admission occurs in
the emergency room (1st floor). Evaluations by a psychiatric
emergency room clinician are available at all times and to
all ages. Behavioral Health Services responds to urgent
mental-health needs of Emergency Department patients.
Crisis intervention is provided for depression, marital and
family problems, and behavioral disorders. For persons
unable to come to the hospital, a 24-hour mental-health
hotline is staffed by department members. The hospital has
an inpatient voluntary short-term acute care unit for those 14
and over.
Languages spoken: English, Language bank available for
most languages
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Community Care Behavioral Health
2539 Rt. 10 East
Morris Plains, NJ 07950
973-540-9550
Medicaid funded partial care program for adults with serious
mental illness. Includes psychiatric evaluation, education,
medication monitoring, MICA services and prevocational
training.
Languages spoken: English, Tagalog
Community Hope, Inc.
199 Pomeroy Road
Parsippany, NJ 07054
973-463-96000
Fax: 973-463-0595
973-331-9520
Community Hope, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation that
provides a supportive living environment for individuals
recovering from serious mental illness. Personal growth of
the consumers is promoted in an atmosphere of hope and
dignity.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family Intervention Services
158 Morris Street
Morristown, NJ, 07960
973-285 0366
Fax: 973-984 2993
E-Mail [email protected]
www.fisnj.org
Committed to the empowerment and preservation of
families, Family Intervention Services (FIS) uses a nontraditional, caring and sensitive approach to treatment. FIS
staff provide individualized services based on a family’s
social, emotional, medical, cultural, and community needs.
Our families represent diverse cultural, ethnic, religious and
socio-economic backgrounds. The staff provide multi-lingual,
round-the-clock support that fosters a safe, healthy and
nurturing environment for each individual and family. Case
management services are provided to families with young
people experiencing mental illness. Services are provided to
prevent the need for hospitalization, re-hospitalization or
residential placement by linking the family and young
person to appropriate services within their community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large Hispanic and African-American clientele
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Family Service of Morris County
62 Elm Street
Morristown, NJ 07960
973-538-5260
Fax (973) 538-0989
www.fsmc.org
Family Service helps all families throughout the entire
spectrum of their lives by providing professional counseling,
family-strengthening programs, education, advocacy and
support. The agency also reaches out to special people in
need such as the blind, victims of trauma, single parent
families and the elderly. Family Service provides a Mental
Health Jail Liaison to offer on-site clinical and case
management services to incarcerated individuals at the
Morris County Correctional Facility.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
First Call for Help
Within NJ: 1-800-HELP-555 or 1-800-435-7555
From Anywhere: 1-973-331-3663
Use their web resources at www.firstcall.org. They provide an
information and referral service for all questions about social
services in Morris County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Grace Counseling Center
16 Madison Avenue
Madison, NJ 07940-0000
973-822-0707
Fax: 973-822-2797
http://www.gracecounseling.org/
Grace Counseling Center, a nonprofit interfaith counseling
facility, is dedicated to caring and healing the whole person.
The staff includes pastoral counselors, psychiatrists,
psychologists, and social workers. All therapists are fully
trained and certified in their disciplines. Therapy at the
Center makes effective use of its interdisciplinary staff with
team consultation and support of client treatment and staff
development.
Languages spoken: English
Homeless Solutions, Inc.
540 West Hanover Avenue, Suite 100
Morristown, NJ 07963-0282
973-993-0833 (Intake)
www.homelesssolutions.org
Provides emergency shelter and case management for male
and female adults who are homeless and have a mental
illness. Services include meals, laundry facilities,
transportation as well as linkage with community agencies,
supportive counseling, and life skills training. Clients are
also offered follow up case management after their shelter
stay through a sub-contracted mental health agency.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
MORRIS
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
Morristown Memorial Hospital
256 Columbia Turnpike
Suite 105
Florham Park, NJ 07932
973-765-9050
Fax: 973-765-0195
Email: [email protected]
Services include: Counseling and Therapy in the areas of
individual, couple, family and child, Groups, Debt
Management, Eating Disorders, and Substance Abuse.
Other services include Adoption Services licensed by the
State of New Jersey, Geriatric Assessments, Customized
Care Planning and Counseling, Domestic Violence
Response, Support Services for Holocaust Survivors, Care
Planning for Special Needs/Disabilities and Community
Education and Outreach.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Yiddish, Russian
Crisis Stabilization Services
100 Madison Avenue
Morristown, NJ 07963-1956
973-540-0100 (Hotline)
1-888-AHS-1400
www.atlantichealth.org
Operates in conjunction with Morristown Memorial’s
Departments of Psychiatry and Emergency. Services include
short-term inpatient crisis stabilization; 24-hour hotline; outpatient crisis intervention/suicide prevention; assessment
and treatment; I&R; case management, follow-up and aftercare; and consultation and education. STAT program offers
brief crisis-oriented counseling services including option of
psychiatric medication, if needed.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Mental Health Association of Morris
County
475 Speedwell Ave.
Morris Plains NJ 07950
973-993-8192
Fax: 973-627-4769
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Mon & Wed 3 -7 pm(2 Days) Sun—1-5 pm
28 Walnut Street, Box #9
Madison, NJ 07940
973-334-3496
Email: [email protected]
Provides the following mental health services for members of
the community:
Community Education Program, Information and Referral,
Social Clubs, Integrated Case Management, Parent Involved
Network, and Consumer Empowerment.
Languages spoken: English
* Experience with diverse populations
Morris County Division of Mental
Health Services
Division of Behavioral Health & Youth Services
Mailing address:
Location:
P.O. Box 900
30 Schuyler Place
Morristown, NJ 07963-0900
3rd Floor
973-285-6852
Morristown, NJ 07963
This Division plans for a county-wide system of mental health
services in collaboration with the NJ Division of Mental
Health Services (DMHS). Is responsible for managing
subcontracted mental health services. The majority of the
funding supports services provided in community settings for
county residents with serious and persistent mental illness
who are at high risk for hospitalization. Funded services
include crisis intervention, outpatient, partial care, and
residential support. Plans, develops, provides and monitors
a coordinated services delivery system targeted toward atrisk youth, substance abuse and mental health initiatives, as
well as generic human services programs.
Languages spoken: English, some translation services
available
Morris Plains (SHC) Self Help Center
National Association For The Mentally
Ill (NAMI) Morris County
Contact: Eileen Griffith
P. O. Box 238
Chester, NJ 07930
908-879-5687
Meetings held: 3rd. Monday of every month at the St.
Francis Residential Resort,
The Community Room, Diamond Spring Road, Denville, NJ
07834. 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Provides self help, support, and advocacy for consumers,
families, and friends of people with severe mental illness.
NewBridge Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 336
21 Evans Place
Pompton Plains, NJ 07444-0336
973-839-2520
Fax: 973-616-0447
www.newbridge.org
NewBridge is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for
our clients and their families by providing affordable and
innovative behavioral healthcare services. Serving Morris
and Passaic County residents with counseling and support
for children, teens, adults, parents, seniors and families.
Provides intensive treatment program for people previously
hospitalized or at-risk of psychiatric hospitalization. Services
include individual, group, and family therapy, individual
counseling, family support group, MICA groups, skill
building activities, creative/recreational activities, medical
assessment, and vocational rehabilitation services. Other
locations in Montville, Pompton Lakes, and Hewitt.
Languages spoken: English
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Brighter Days
681 River Ave., Suite 2A
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-363-3909
Fax: 732-905-0966
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses.
Hours: Wed/Thu 4:00 pm -8:30 pm Sat 11am-3 pm
Contact of Ocean County
P.O. Box 1121
Toms River, NJ 08754-1121
732-240-6100 (Crisis/Listening Hotline)
609-693-5834
www.ochd.org/ResourceDir/cooc.htm
Contact of Ocean County provides a 24 hour a day, 365
days a year telephone hotline staffed by trained volunteers
for persons who need someone to listen to them. Contact
provides crisis intervention services, listening/counseling,
suicide prevention/intervention, and information and referral
services.
Languages spoken: English
Counseling and Referral Service of
Ocean County
Kimball Medical Center
Psychiatric Emergency Screening Services
600 River Ave.
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-886-4475
1-800-245-9090
www.saintbarnabas.com
Crisis intervention services
Languages: English, Spanish,
* Serves large Hispanic and African-American clientele.
Matt Talbot Institute and Center for
Addiction Studies
2008 Rt 37 East
Toms River, NJ 08753
732-270-8333
Counseling, psychotherapy, family education groups,
specialized workshops and seminars, consultations and
referrals.
Languages spoken: English
Mental Health Association in Ocean
County
247 Main St
270 Chambers Bridge Rd.
Toms River, NJ 08753
Brick, NJ 08723
732-244-1600
732-920-2700
Comprehensive counseling and substance abuse treatment.
Individual and family counseling. There is an adolescent
substance abuse prevention group at the Brick office
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Crossover Mill
1200 River Ave, Suite 6B
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-905-1132
Fax: 732 905-0906
Dedicated to improving the mental health of people who
reside in Ocean County through support, education and
advocacy services
Languages spoken: English
Family Crisis Intervention Unit
NAMI-Ocean County
239 Washington St., 3 Mott Place
Toms River, NJ 08753
732-506-5100
24-hour crisis intervention, family assessment, short term
individual and family counseling, referrals, and parent
communication skill training.
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family and Children’s Service
301 Madison Ave
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-363-8010
Counseling services are provided to individuals of all ages,
couples and families. Psychotherapy for anxiety and
depression, visit homebound elderly and bereavement
support group.
Languages spoken: English
P.O. Box 1463
Toms River, NJ 08754
Contact Person: Barbara Rajkowski
732-240-7177
Email: [email protected]
2nd Wednesday of the month - Membership 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Last Wednesday of the Month - Coping 7 to 9 pm
First Presbyterian Church
Hooper Avenue,
Toms River, NJ
2nd & last Tuesday of the Month - Coping
Pearlmart Building
954 Route 166, Toms River, NJ
9:30 to 11:30 am
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[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Ocean Behavioral Health Care
Services
Lions Head Office Park
35 Beaverson Blvd.
Building 12
Brick, NJ 08723
732-262-3414
Fax: 732 262-9324
www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org
Ocean Behavioral Health Care Services (OBHCS), a division
of Catholic Charities, provides individual, couple, family, and
group therapy, psychiatric evaluations and medication
monitoring as well as assessments. OBHCS also provides a
summer treatment program for children with Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder and an after school program for
children with ADHD. Services are provided by masters level
clinicians. Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance is
accepted. A sliding scale fee schedule is available for
uninsured clients. OBHCS also provide presentations to the
community on mental health topics and issues.
Several support groups are offered, such as: Anger
Management for Men, Anger Management for Teenagers,
Women in Relationships, Broken Relationships, Parenting,
Life Transitions for Senior Citizens.Satellite offices in Lakewood
and Whiting
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Ocean Counseling and Family Center
769 Rt. 9, Suite 5
Bayville, NJ 08721
732-269-4445
Fax: 732 269-9770
Family systems therapy, biofeedback, panic disorder,
substance abuse evaluation and court referrals, group,
individual, MICA. Transportation and handicapped
accessible.
Languages spoken: English
Ocean Mental Health Services
160 Rt. 9
Bayville, NJ 08721
732-349-5550
Fax: 732 349-0841
Outpatient mental health, supportive housing, MICA,
intensive outpatient, school services, children’s services and
a PACT team. Satellite offices in Toms River and
Manahawkin.
Languages spoken: English
Ocean’s Harbor House
931 Fisher Blvd., Unit 1
Toms River, NJ 08754
732-929-4001
www.oceansharborhouse.org
Short term crisis counseling. Harbor House runs a Mobile
Street Outreach van visiting 14 communities 6 nights a
week. Youth Shelter, Crisis Intervention, Outreach,
Counseling, Peer Leadership, Parent Support. Provides
information, intervention and referral services to youth on
the street.
Languages spoken: English
Preferred Behavioral Health of New
Jersey, Inc.
P.O. Box 2036
700 Airport Road
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-367-4700
www.preferredbehavioral.org
Comprehensive range of mental health and substance
abuse services for individuals of all ages. Outpatient
therapy, day treatment programs, integrated case
management, medication monitoring, residential services,
vocational services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Saint Barnabas Behavioral Health
Center, Inc.
1691 Route 9, CN2025
Toms River, NJ 08754-2025
800-300-0628 (24 Hours a day)
www.saintbarnabas.com
100 bed Mental Health Facility. Referral and Information
service, community and professional education. Specialized
inpatient programs include adult and geriatric psychiatry,
dual diagnosis, and a short term care unit. Intensive
outpatient programs include treatment for adults and
geriatrics.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
St. Francis Counseling Service
4700 Long Beach Blvd.
Brant Beach, NJ 08008
609-494-1554
Fax: 609-361-9653
Provides individual, marital, family and group psychotherapy
to clients of low to moderate income. Includes victims of
sexual abuse and assault, 24-hour hotline.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
United Way of Ocean County
1144 Hooper Avenue, Suite 302
Toms River, NJ 08753
732-240-0311
Fundraising, community building, information and referral.
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[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Asian Indian Assn. Of Central Jersey
1475 Iroquois Ct.
Toms River, NJ 08755
732-818-9463
Helps integrate people of Asian Indian descent into
American mainstream.
Languages spoken: English
NAACP
Toms River Chapter
Lakewood Chapter
P.O. Box 1231
P.O. Box 836
Toms River, NJ 08754-1231
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-793-4047
732-363-0025
The primary focus of the NAACP continues to be the
protection and enhancement of the civil rights of African
Americans and other minorities. The NAACP works at the
national, regional, and local levels to secure civil rights
through advocacy for supportive legislation and by the
implementation of strategic initiatives. The NAACP also
stands poised to defend civil rights wherever and whenever
they are threatened.
Puerto Rican Congress
14 South Clifton Ave
Lakewood, NJ 08701
732-905-7217
The Puerto Rican Congress acts as a resource center and
clearinghouse for New Jersey’s Hispanic community.
Through a Community Services Block Grant, the Puerto
Rican Congress provides educational services, income
management services and employment services. Through
the Division of Youth and Family Services, it offers Hispanic
adoption/foster care recruitment and domestic violence
prevention. Issues that directly affect impact/affect the lives
of this population are identified and addressed. Also, focus
is placed on strengthening family ties, self-sufficiency and
self-direction, reducing stress factors and assisting adults in
enhancing their own coping mechanisms.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Puerto Rican Action Board
[Main office is in Middlesex County but they offer extensive
services in Ocean]
22 Joyce Kilmer Avenue
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903-0240
732-828-4510
Fax: 732-828-4546
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.prab.org/
The agency’s purpose is to develop action systems to
address community needs, coordinate available community
resources and administrate programs that will improve the
quality of life of the low-income community of the central
New Jersey area.
THE OCEAN COUNTY MULTI-SERVICE PROGRAM provides Ocean
County residents with a wide range of services including
information, referrals, job development and placement,
community education workshops, benefits counseling and
advocacy, legal orientation and assistance, health
information and education and general client advocacy.
The program is designed to facilitate the client’s process of
self-sufficiency.
Languages spoken: Spanish, English
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[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
New Jersey Self-Help Clearinghouse
100 E. Hanover Ave., Suite 202
Cedar Knolls, New Jersey 07297
1-800-367-6274 (In NJ)
973-326-6789(Outside NJ)
Fax: 973-326-9467
www.njgroups.org
Helping people help themselves through the use and
development of mutual aid self-help groups. The mission of
the New Jersey Self-Help Group Clearinghouse is to
increase the awareness, utilization, development and
understanding of mutual aid self-help groups to help reduce
emotional suffering and isolation. The organization
maintains contact information for over 4500 local self-help
groups throughout New Jersey for a wide variety of issues.
New Views Treatment Program, Inc.
P.O. Box 9068
Morris Plains, NJ 07950-9068
973-292-4015
Fax: 973-267-3724
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
St. Clare’s Behavioral Health Services
Saint Clare’s Hospital/Boonton Township
130 Powerville Road
Boonton Township, NJ 07005
973-316-1800
Behavioral Health Services 1-888-626-2111
Saint Clare’s offers a wide range of inpatient and outpatient
behavioral health services for children and adults including
weekly outpatient counseling and medication, intensive
outpatient, partial hospitalization for adolescents and adults,
intensive outpatient for drug/alcohol and acute psychiatric
inpatient units for adults and children.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
United Way of Morris County
P.O. Box 1948
Morristown, NJ 07962-1948
973-993-1160
www.uwmorris.org
United Way of Morris County is working with strong partners,
including member agencies, toward these goals. One way
United Way addresses issues most prevalent in the
community is by supporting programs that address them and
affect positive change.
Languages spoken: English
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Morris County NAACP
P.O. Box 2256
35 Ridgedale Avenue
Morristown, NJ 07962
973-267-5261
Fax: 973-455-0381
NAACP improves the political, educational, social and
economic status of minority groups; to eliminate racial
prejudice; to keep the public aware of the adverse effects of
racial discrimination; to take lawful action to secure its
elimination, consistent with the efforts of the national
organization and in conformity with its rules and regulations.
Education program for African American children (ACTOFO), grades 9-12, with mentors in specific areas: music,
science, math, poetry. Call office for locations.
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Morris County Organization for
Hispanic Affairs
95-97 Bassett Highway
Dover, NJ 07801
973-366-4770
Fax: 973-361-7878
E-mail: [email protected]
Comprehensive Social Services, computer training, General
Services,, Gift of Warmth, Home Energy Assistance Program,
NJ Shares Energy Assistance, Senior Citizen Program,
Transportation Assistance, Weatherization Program
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
PASSAIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Barnert Hospital
680 Broadway
Paterson, NJ 07514
973 977 6660
973-977-6996 (Crisis Hotline after 5:00 pm)
www.barnerthosp.com
The Child and Adolescent Family Unit offers specialized
children’s outpatient mental health services, including
psychiatric evaluation; individual, group, and family
therapy; medication monitoring; and victims counseling.
The Mental Health Psychiatric Inpatient Unit provides a
voluntary, acute care psychiatric inpatient unit offering a
range of services. There is also a Psychiatric Emergency
Unit (PES) which offers psychiatric screening by crisis
intervention specialists. Provides community linkages and
referrals. No appointment necessary; walk-ins are
welcome. Also operates Crisis Hotline, telephone crisis
intervention answered by professionals after 5 pm.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large population of Asian, African-American and
Hispanic clients
Barnett Hospital also provides specialized services for
deaf/hard of hearing clients:
PROJECT ACCESS
Access 973-977-6690 (Voice/TDD)
Offers specialized mental health services for deaf and
hearing impaired persons. Outpatient mental health
services; psychiatric rehabilitation program (partial
hospitalization), the latter for deaf individuals with chronic
mental illness; and psychiatric emergency services are
provided at Barnert Hospital in Paterson. Outpatient
mental health services for deaf and hearing impaired
persons are also available at satellite office locations
throughout NJ, generally open one day a week.
Languages spoken: American Sign Language
Catholic Family and Community
Services
476 17th Avenue
Paterson, NJ 07503
973-523-9595
www.catholicharities.org
Provides a wide range of professional mental health
assessment and treatment services to children,
adolescents and adults, as well as consultation/education
to community agencies.
Languages spoken: English
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Family Intervention Services
655 Broadway
Paterson, NJ, 07514
973-523 0089
Fax: 973-523 5022
E-Mail: [email protected]
www.fisnj.org
Case management services are provided to families with
young people experiencing mental illness. Services are
provided to prevent the need for hospitalization, rehospitalization or residential placement by linking the family
and young person to appropriate services within their
community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves large Hispanic and African-American clientele
First Call for Help
1259 Rt. 46 East, Blg. 2
Parsipanny, NJ 07504
1-800-HELP-555 or 1-800-435-7555 (Within NJ)
1-973-331-3663 (From Anywhere)
Also, use their web resources at www.firstcall.org. They
provide an information and referral service for all questions
about social services in Passaic County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Jewish Family and Children’s Service
of North Jersey
1 Pike Drive
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-595-0111
Fax: 973-595-5477
Provides comprehensive social services to residents of
Passaic, Morris, and Bergen counties. Individual, couples,
family, teens and children’s counseling are offered.
Languages spoken: English
Jewish Family Service, A Division of
Jewish Federation of Greater
Clifton-Passaic
199 Scoles Avenue
Clifton, NJ 07012
973-777-7638
Emergency crisis services, outpatient mental health, case
management, group therapy plus vocational assessment
and counseling for persons having difficulty with physical or
mental health, interpersonal relationships, and/or vocational
adjustment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Hebrew
* Serves large Hispanic and African-American clientele
PASSAIC
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Mental Health Association of Passaic
County
404 Clifton Ave
Clifton, NJ 07011
973-478-4444
Fax: 973-478-0941
Support to individuals dealing with the mental illness of a
relative. Respite services, educational programs, individual
consultation, outreach, and service linkage are also
available.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Mental Health Clinic of Passaic
1451 VanHouten
111 Lexington Avenue
Clifton, NJ 07013
Passaic, NJ 07055
973-473-2775
973-471-8006
Specialized outpatient in-home mental health services to atrisk children and families with special emotional problems.
Also offers intensive, in-home outpatient mental health
intervention for abusive families. Abuse may include sexual
abuse, domestic violence, verbal, emotional, and physical
abuse. Provides outpatient mental health services for
children, adults, and families. Other services include
individual, group, and family counseling, psychiatric
evaluation, and medication management.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
*Experience with diverse populations
NAMI-Upper Passaic County
Contact Person: Affiliate Volunteer
973-956-0025
Meetings held: 3rd Wednesday of the month from 7:00 pm
to 9:00 pm
Wayne General Hospital
424 Hamburg Turnpike
Wayne, NJ 07470
NAMI Families in Quest - Passaic
County
Contact Person: Affiliate Volunteer
973-956-0025
Meetings held: 1st Tuesday of the month, 7 pm to 8:30 pm
The Farmhouse
1 Westervelt Avenue
Weasel Brook Park, NJ
NAMI en Espanol
Contact Person: Diana Labady
973-471-4205
Meetings held: 3rd Tuesday of the month, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
St. Mary’s Seton Center
530 Main Ave.
Passaic, NJ 07055
NewBridge Services, Inc.
21 Evans Place
Pompton Plains, NJ 07444-0336
973- 839-2520
www.newbridge.org
NewBridge is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for
our clients and their families by providing affordable and
innovative behavioral healthcare services. Serves Morris
and Passaic County residents with counseling and support
for children, teens, adults, parents, seniors and families.
Provides intensive treatment program for people previously
hospitalized or at-risk of psychiatric hospitalization. Services
include individual, group, and family therapy, individual
counseling, family support group, MICA groups, skill
building activities, creative/recreational activities, medical
assessment, and vocational rehabilitation services. Other
locations in Montville, Pompton Lakes, and Hewitt.
Languages spoken: English
Passaic Beth Israel Hospital
Partial Hospitalization Program
70 Parker Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
973-365-6121
www.pbih.org
The Partial Hospitalization Program is a mental health day
treatment program that provides transportation, referrals,
and individualized treatment plans.
Languages spoken: English
Paterson Counseling Center, Inc.
319-321 Main Street
Paterson, NJ 07505
973-523-8316
Fax: 973-523-2248
Detox ands methadone maintenance program, counseling,
urine and blood screening, group meetings, perinatal
program, and HIV treatment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Large Hispanic clientele
SERV Centers of New Jersey
777 Bloomfield Avenue
Clifton, NJ 07424
973-594-0125
www.servbhs.org
Outpatient and residential services for the chronically ill;
MICA group home; supervised apartments; psychiatric group
homes; adult home care.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Social Connections
1 Westervelt Avenue
Clifton NJ 07011
973-778-8810
Fax: 973-778-7931
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses Hours: Tue 2-5 pm; 6:30-7:30 pm, MICA Wed/Fri
5-9:30 pm, Thu 2-5 pm; Sun 12-5 pm (5 Days)
St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center
Psychiatric Inpatient Service
703 Main Street
Paterson, NJ 07503
973-754-2000
Fax: 973-742-0870
www.sjhmc.org
St. Joseph’s offers the following programs:
Voluntary, short-term, psychiatric inpatient unit.
973-977-2228
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
HARBOR HOUSE
645 Main Street
Paterson, NJ 07503
973-754-2800
973-754-2000 (Emergency number)
Club house modality -psychiatric rehabilitation program for
the chronically ill that includes a day program, employment
services, case management and advocacy, recreational/
social activities, and a supervised and semi-supervised
housing program.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC
56 Hamilton Street
Paterson, NJ 07503
973-754 4750
Individual, group, and family counseling
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
STARLIGHT
60 Hamilton Street
Paterson, NJ 07501
973-754-8600
Outpatient MICA program
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* All St. Joseph’s program have a large Hispanic clientele
St Mary’s Hospital
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OUTPATIENT SERVICES
Seton Comprehensive Treatment Center
530 Main Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
973-470-3056
Fax: 973-470-3408
www.smh-passaic.com
Provides a variety of behavioral health services on an
outpatient basis including individual and group therapy,
medication monitoring, and psychiatric assessment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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PSYCHIATRIC EMERGENCY SCREENING UNIT
211 Pennington Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
Hotline: 973-470-3025
County Screening Service/Psych Emergency
Designated psychiatric screening center including 24-hour
mobile outreach to the community. Operates primary
psychiatric phone response for county.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
St. Theresa’s Unit
Psychiatric Inpatient Services
211 Pennington Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
973-470-3089 (nurse manager)
973-470-3086 (unit)
St. Theresa’s Voluntary Unit, acute care psychiatric inpatient;
also Designated Involuntary Short Term Care Facility for
Passaic County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties,
Inc.
223 Moore St.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-343-0322
Fax: 201-343-0401
www.arcbegenpassaic.org
Provides opportunities for all citizens with mental retardation
and other disabilities and their families through advocacy,
community education, direct services, and customized
supports to help individuals attain and maintain fulfilled and
independent status within their own communities, and to
initiate actions to prevent the occurrence of disability
whenever possible.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, German, Russian,
Arabic, Polish, French Italian, Korean
United Way of Passaic County
20 Mill Street
Paterson, NJ 07501
973-279-8900
http://www.unitedwaypassaic.org/
Fundraising, community building, outreach, information and
referral.
Wayne Counseling Center and Family
Services
1022 Hamburg Turnpike
Wayne, NJ 07470
973-694-1234
Fax: 973-633-0992
Offers outpatient counseling services including individual,
group, marital, child, and family therapy. Also offers
intensive outpatient substance abuse counseling. Holds
classes for DWI offenders. Provides information and referrals
for mental health and substance abuse related matters.
Languages spoken: English
PASSAIC
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Hispanic Information Center of
Passaic
186 Gregory Avenue
Passaic, NJ 07055
973-779-7022
Fax: 973-779-0453
E-mail: [email protected]
The Hispanic Information Center of Passaic, Inc. was
established in 1972 to identify, study and articulate the
human service needs of the Hispanic community in the City
of Passaic.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Hispanic Multi-Purpose Service Center
911 East 23rd Street
Paterson, NJ 07513
973-684-3320
This program provides bilingual services and training to
residents of Paterson Housing Authority facilities.
Dissemination of social services, counseling and emergency
services, confidential drug and alcohol counseling, HIV/
AIDS prevention, and entry-level bilingual computer literacy.
Languages spoken: Spanish
Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education
210 E State Rt 4
Paramus, NJ
201-587-8800
Biweekly magazine devoted to the Hispanic outlook in higher
education.
SALEM
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Faith Farm, Inc.
21 Stretch Road
Bridgeton, NJ 08302-9295
609-455-6145
Fax: 609-453-0093
Residential long term drug/alcohol treatment program for
adult males.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Extensive experience serving Hispanic populations
Family Support Coalition
856-455-3188
Legal and advocacy services for persons with a mental
illness and their families in Salem County.
Languages spoken: English
NAMI Salem County
Healthcare Commons, Inc.
500 South Pennsville-Auburn Rd.
Carney’s Point, NJ 08069
856-299-3001(HOTLINE)
(Primary Screening Center For Salem County)Outpatient child
and adult mental health and substance abuse, medication
monitoring.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Salem Outreach Center-SODAT
75 Market St.
Salem, NJ 08079-1995
856-935-0441
856-845-6363(24 hour answering service)
Services: Outpatient drug/alcohol treatment services
Languages spoken: English
President/contact person: Virginia Saull
856-769-2492
Meetings held: 1st Monday of the month
New Dimensions
316-A Merion Avenue
Carneys Point, NJ
7 pm - 9 pm
South Jersey Healthcare
Elmer Hospital
New Dimensions
United Way of Salem County, Inc
P.O.Box 511
Carney’s Point NJ 08069
856-351-9100
Fax: 856-351-0783
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Hours: Tue/Wed/Thu 6-9 pm; Sat 6 -9 p;m
Sun 1-4 pm
West Front Street
Elmer, NJ 08318
856-363-1000
Partial care programs for Child/Adolescent.
Languages spoken: English
203 E Broadway
Salem, NJ 08079-1171
856-935-2538
Fundraising, community building, information and referral.
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SALEM
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Puerto Rican Action Committee
Location:
Mailing address:
114 E. Main St.
P.O Box 444
Penns Grove, NJ 08069-0444
Penns Grove, NJ 08069-0444
856-299-5800
Fax: 856-299-3276
E-mail: [email protected]
Food bank, transportation and social services departments (i.e.,
translation services and advocacy in the areas of housing,
clothing, food needs).
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Open to all, especially devoted to Hispanic populations
SOMERSET
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Alternatives, Inc
600 First Ave.
Raritan, NJ 08807
908-685-1444
Provide case management, residential supervision,
employment services, counseling, training and
administration for the agency’s programs to the mentally ill,
homeless, teens at risk and others with special needs.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, German
Bonnie Brae
3415 Valley Rd
P.O. Box 825
Liberty Corner, NJ 07938-0825
908-647-0800
www.bonnie-brae.org
A private, nonprofit residential treatment and special
education center for troubled boys age 11 to 18, from
throughout New Jersey. Bonnie Brae provide residential,
clinical education and counseling for day students during
the school year.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Carrier Clinic
P.O. Box 147
Belle Mead, NJ 08502
908-281-1538
www.carrier.org
Carrier offers a wide array of specialized services to care for
individuals with psychiatric and addictive illnesses.
Treatment for illnesses such as anxiety, depression,
dementia and substance dependence is offered to
individuals of every age. Carrier also provides residential
and educational programs for adolescents, specialized
services for the older adult, and electroconvulsive therapy
(ECT) services on both an in- and outpatient basis.
Community services include: Weekend Codependency
Program, Bright Futures for Kids, Couples in Recovery,
Mental Health Awareness Group, and a Speakers Bureau.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Russian, Polish, and
many others, plus interpretation/translation is offered in any
language.
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Catholic Charities
540-550 Route 22 East
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
908-722-1881
Provides a wide range of programs serving people of all
faiths, including child care, emergency assistance,
education, referrals and more.
Languages spoken: English, Interpreters available all
languages
Central NJ Affiliate of ObsessiveCompulsive Foundation
732-828-0099
Fax: 732-828-7088
www.njocf.org
Volunteers host quarterly meetings, provide information and
referral services, provide speakers for the community, host
an annual conference, ongoing workshops, and staff a
hotline.
Languages spoken: English
Earth House Inc.
Box 2058
East Millstone, NJ 08825
732-873-2212
www.earthhouse.org
Earth House is a model residential treatment center for
young adults with major mental disorders. Located in a rural
community near Princeton, New Jersey, Earth House
accommodates a maximum of 14 residents generally
ranging in age from 18 to 40. The minimum stay is 3
months; the average length of stay is 8 months; the
maximum stay is 2 years. Most residents have had multiple
diagnoses and have been previously hospitalized, some for
10 years or more.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
SOMERSET
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Easter Seals Somerset Behavioral Health
INTENSIVE FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES
21 Davenport Street
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-722-4300
732-257-6662 (Main NJ Easter Seals Number)
www.eastersealsnj.org
Easter Seals provides services to children and adults with
disabilities and other special needs, and support to their
families. Mental Health services include integrated case
management (case management, outreach, mental health,
and home care), and residential support (transitional and
permanent housing, foster, shelter and home care). People
served have mental health disadvantages.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
Family and Community Services of
Somerset County
339 West Second Street
Bound Brook, NJ 08805
732-356-1082
http://www.fcssomerset.org/
Enhancing the quality of life of individuals, families and
communities by providing professional family, mental health
and addictions services and innovative community-based
programs in Somerset County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Lydia Home Association East
170 Township Line Rd
Building A, 2nd Floor
Hillsborough, NJ 08844
908-359-3267
www.lydiahome.org
A national, non-profit, Christian social service agency
serving children, families and individuals of all faiths.
Services offered include Premarital and Marital counseling
Individual and Family counseling, Psychological Evaluations,
Parent/Child Interaction Therapy, Consultation to Pastors,
Churches, Community Groups, and Schools, and SchoolBased Training and Workshops
Languages spoken: English
NAMI Somerset County
P.O. Box 6653
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
908-359-0327
NAMI Somerset County is an independent self-help
advocacy group. Affiliated with the National Alliance for the
Mentally Ill (NAMI)and NAMI New Jersey, the organization
provides family support, education, and advocacy for
families with loved ones who have a mental illness or cooccurring mental illness and substance abuse. There are 3
meetings each month and there is no charge to attend.
Newton Memorial Hospital
3rd Reformed Church (Rear)
10 W. Somerset
Raritan, NJ 08869
908-722-5778
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Hours: Mon. 9 am –2 pm Tue/Thu. 6-11 pm,
Sat 6-11 pm
175 High Street
Newton, NJ 07860
973-383-1533
Newton Memorial Hospital’s Center for Mental Health
provides comprehensive evaluation, counseling and alcohol
services for children, adolescents, adults, and families on an
outpatient and voluntary inpatient basis.
Languages spoken: English, interpreting available for most
languages
Jewish Family Service
Plan/NJ
Freedom Trail
150-A West High Street
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-725-7799
Provides counseling, information and referral services for
people of all faiths. Other services include employment/
career counseling, elderly support program, refugee
resettlement, divorce mediation, Holocaust survivor
assistance program, family life education, Kosher food
pantry, jail/inmate services.
Languages spoken: English, German, Polish, Spanish
P.O. Box 547
Loeser Avenue
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-575-8300
www.community.nj.com/cc/plannj
Serves people with developmental disabilities and serious
mental illness and their families concerning lifetime care
and quality of life issues. The agency focuses on future care
services for when parents/caregivers are no longer able to
care for their ill loved one.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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SOMERSET
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Resource Center For Women and Their
Families
427 Homestead Road
Belle Mead, NJ 08502
908-359-0003
www.rcwtf.org
Provides help and services to victims of domestic violence.
Counseling and brief therapy empower victims to take
responsibility for their own lives and those of their children.
Victims can get information about the origins and dynamics
of abuse, examine their history of abuse, learn about their
rights, explore their options, and make plans without being
pressures or judged.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Richard Hall Community Mental
Health Center
500 North Bridge Street,
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
908-725-2800
Comprehensive mental health center dedicated to the
prevention, early detection and treatment of emotional
illness for county residents. Outpatient care, 24-hour
emergency service, afterschool adolescent program, school
liaison services and partial care adult program, supported
employment and homeless mentally ill program.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Somerset Treatment Services
118 West End Avenue
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-722-1232
Evaluations, therapy, information and referral, methadone
detoxification, intensive outpatient and crisis intervention.
Languages spoken: English
* Extensive experience serving African-American population
United Family and Children’s Society
305 West Seventh Street
Plainfield, NJ 07060
908-755-4848
Provides group and individual counseling services and
adoption assistance services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves Hispanic populations
Women’s Health and Counseling
Center
205 W Main Street, Suite 4
Somerville, NJ 08876-2834
908-725-6640
www.somersetcountyunitedway.org
Increasing the organized capacity of people to care for one
another.
95 Veteran’s Memorial Drive East
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-526-2335
www.womenandhealth.org
Women’s Health & Counseling Center is a communitybased, non-profit provider of personalized health care for
women, particularly those who may not be able to obtain
such services from traditional providers due to monetary,
cultural, language or other barriers. The agency’s goal is to
provide a safe haven where compassionate and high-quality
services are available. These include medical and
preventive care, and counseling and support programs.
They promote healthier communities by educating women to
make informed health care choices.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Somerset Medical Center
Women Helping Women
Somerset County United Way
110 Rehill Avenue
Somerville, New Jersey 08876
908-685-2200
800-914-9444
www.smchealthwise.com
Behavioral health center offers various mental health
services, including outpatient, inpatient and women’s
psychological care.
Languages spoken: English
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7 Cedar Grove Lane, Suite 33
Somerset, NJ 08873
732-868-1660
Providing a wide array of services for women and teens such
as individual therapy, support groups, therapy groups, family
legal clinics, community education and resource center
services.
Languages spoken: English
SOMERSET
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Asian Cultural Arts Society
Kin Tatsu Kai
P.O. Box 67
Raritan, NJ 08869.
908-722-5875
http://www.kintatsukai.com/
The Asian Cultural Arts Society is one of many organizations
dedicated to bringing understanding of the diverse cultures
of Asia to mainstream American communities. Its main focus
is on the various Asian practices presently being done in
America, not necessarily by Asians and Asian-Americans, but
also by non-Asians living in America.
Garden State Sikh Association
P.O. Box 171
Pluckemin, NJ 07978
908-658-9805
Promotes awareness of Punjabi cultural heritage, language,
ethics and social values. The Gurudwara Sahib building is
on a 13-acre site in Bridgewater, New Jersey. The building
also houses a Sunday Khalsa School.
Hillsborough Neighbors of Color (and
Other Friendly Folk)
76 Wescott Road
Hillsborough NJ 08844908-369-7041
Provides a support system to black residents in Hillsborough
and strives to enlighten the community at large to the
richness and diversity of black culture
Kaiwa Club
P.O. Box 292
Martinsville NJ 08836
732-469-2195
Kaiwa offers the opportunity to study Japanese language,
culture and tradition.
National Council of Negro Women,
Raritan Valley Section
P.O. Box 736
Somerville NJ 08876
732-752-3045
Addresses the educational, cultural and health issues of the
African American community
Raritan Valley Community College
P.O. Box 3300
Somerville, NJ 08876
908-218-8873
www.raritanval.edu
* International Club
* Orgullo Latino
* African-American Club
Somerset County Cultural Diversity
Coalition
120 Finderne Ave., Box 16
Bridgewater NJ 08807
908-927-0618
Fax: 908-927-0627
www.somersetcountyculturaldiversitycoalition.org
The Coalition is a not-for-profit organization that is
composed of a diverse group of individuals from the public
and private sectors of Somerset County who have come
together on a voluntary basis with a common purpose.
Representing an ethnic gamut and composed of adults as
well as teenagers, our mission is “to foster greater
awareness, understanding, and respect for all differences in
the community”.
University of the Philippines Alumni
and Friends Rondalla
9 Duncan Ct.
Hillsborough, NJ 08844.
908-359-3297
Cultural string ensemble using indigenous instruments
performing at civic and social events throughout the country.
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SUSSEX
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
A Way to Freedom
69 Water St.
Newton NJ 07860
973-300-0830
Fax: 973-300-0830
Mental Health organization by and for those with mental
illnesses. Hours: Mon., Wed., and Friday 3-7 pm, Sat 12-4
pm. MICA (mentally ill and chemically addicted) meetingCenter opened 2-5 pm
Family Intervention Services
30 Moran Street
Newton, NJ, 07860
973-383-4464
Fax: 973-383-1939
E-mjail: [email protected]
www.fisnj.org
Case management services are provided to families with
young people experiencing mental illness. Services are
provided to prevent the need for hospitalization, rehospitalization or residential placement by linking the family
and young person to appropriate services within their
community.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Growing Hispanic clientele
NAMI Sussex, Inc.
President/Contact Person: Jane Blackburn
973/875-7802
Meetings held: 1st Monday of the month, 7:00 pm to 9:00
pm at:
Newton Memorial Hospital
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Building
Center for Mental Health
Newton, NJ
Newton Memorial Hospital
175 High Street
Newton, NJ 07860
973-383-1533
973-383-0973 (Primary Screening Center for Sussex County
Hotline)
Newton Memorial Hospital’s Center for Mental Health
provides comprehensive evaluation, counseling and alcohol
services for children, adolescents, adults, couples and
families on a partial care, outpatient and voluntary inpatient
basis.
Languages spoken: English
United Way of Sussex County
Route 206/120 Hampton House Road
Newton, NJ 07860
973-579-3040
Fax: 973-579-5708
www.sussexunitedway.org
United Way reaches out to every municipality in Sussex
County through a network of service agencies.
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
None Listed.
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UNION
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Bridgeway, Inc.
567 Morris Avenue
Elizabeth, NJ 07208
908-355-7200
Homeless outreach, partial care program, pre-vocational
work activities, supervised paid work in community job sites,
social activities, counseling, substance abuse education,
and support groups for those over 18 years of age with a
history of psychiatric problems.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Catholic Community Services
Behavioral Health
505 South Ave.
Cranford, NJ 07016
908-497-3904
Addiction services, outpatient mental health, partial
hospitalization for adults, therapeutic nursery for children
under 4.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Children’s Specialized Hospital Mountainside Branch
150 New Providence Road
Mountainside, NJ 07092
908-233-3720
www.childrens-specialized.org
A pediatric rehabilitation hospital offering psychological
testing and counseling. Outpatient services include
therapies clinics, day hospital and child study team.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Experience with Hispanic populations
Community Access Unlimited, Inc.
80 West Grand Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07202-1447
908-354-3040
Provides personalized case management services for
persons with developmental disabilities and/or psychiatric
needs wishing to develop their independent living skills. A
support counselor works one-on-one with an individual on
the skills identified to meet their specific needs. Crisis
intervention, family support services, in-home instruction and
vocational assistance.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Nigerian
Counseling Centers For Human
Development
201 Lincoln Ave., East
Cranford, NJ 07016
908-276-0590
www.cchdnj.org
Individual, corporate, family, couples, and group
counseling, play therapy, substance abuse counseling,
consultation and development, psychiatric evaluation and
medication.
Languages spoken: English
Families and Community Together
3 Monroe Street
Union, New Jersey 07083
908-686-9090
Fax: 908-686-9131
A Care Management Organization associated with the
statewide Partnership for Children. CMOs provide a unified
approach to serving children with varying degrees of
emotional and behavioral disturbances and their families.
CMOs provide face-to-face care management and service
planning for children and families with intense and complex
needs who are involved with multiple child-serving systems.
The CMOs’ goals are to keep children in their homes, their
schools and their communities by utilizing pooled funding
from this initiative and from current divisional budgets.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serving large Hispanic population
Family and Children’s Services
40 North Avenue
Elizabeth, NJ 07208
908-352-7474
Provides family, individual, marital and group counseling,
play and art therapy, custody and visitation evaluation,
psychological testing and assessment, counseling of parentchild relationships, psychiatric consultation, medication
supervision.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Family Support Organization of Union
County
137 Elmer St.
Westfield, NJ 07090
908-789-7625
A Family Support Organization associated with the statewide
Partnership for Children. FSOs are family-run, county-based
organizations that provide direct family-to-family peer
support, education, advocacy and other services to family
members of children with emotional and behavioral
problems.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serving large African-American and Hispanic population
Jewish Family Service of Central New
Jersey
655 Westfield Ave.
Elizabeth, NJ 07208
908-352-8375
Fax: 908 352-8858
www.jfscentral.nj.com
Services include individual, couple, family and child
counseling and Elder Care. Branch office in Fanwood.
Languages spoken: English
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UNION
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Mental Health Association in New
Jersey
109 South Ave. West
Cranford, NJ 07016
908-497-1921
www.mhauc.com/esperanza.cfm
Intensive family support, information and referral,
consultation, education and support groups. Specialty
programs include:
ESPERANZA SELF-HELP CENTER
The Esperanza Self-Help Center works to advocate and
provide services for English and Spanish speaking mental
health consumers. Esperanza advocates for the mental
health consumer in the areas of mental health services,
housing, recreation and linkages to other community
services. The Center is open Monday through Thursday from
9 am to 1 pm and is located at:
Mental Health Association
60 Prince Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07202
908-353-6364
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Mental Health Association of Union
County
23 North Avenue East
Cranford, New Jersey 07016
908-272-0300
Fax: 908-272-5696
www.mhauc.com
Information and referral center. Listing of professionals and
clinics throughout the county. Also, a domestic violence
program (also offered in Spanish in Elizabeth) and a family
support program.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves large Hispanic clientele
Mount Carmel Guild
Behavioral Health Clinic
108 Alden St.
Cranford, NJ 07016
908-497-3968
Outpatient, adult partial hospitalization, individual, group
counseling.
Languages spoken: English
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Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center
Park Avenue and Randolph Road
Plainfield, NJ 07061
908-668-2000
Hotline: (908) 668-2599 24 hours
http://www.muhlenberg.com/index.htm
The Behavioral Health and Social Work Department
addresses the needs of individuals and families with mental
health and/or substance abuse problems, providing
necessary services to resolve significant emotional crises or
helping patients access programs in their own communities.
Programs/services include an 18-bed voluntary Psychiatric
Unit, psychiatrists, nurses who specialize in treating
psychiatric patients, and social workers conduct individual
and group therapy sessions in a safe, secure environment.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
* Serves large Hispanic and African-American clientele
Occupational Center
301 Cox Street
Roselle, NJ 07203
908-241-7200
Fax: 908-241-2025
Offering vocational rehabilitation services, including
sheltered workshop and supported employment, mental
health services, training in self-care and activities of daily
living, personal and vocational counseling and alternative
high school for special education students.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Overlook Hospital
(Affiliate of Atlantic Health System)
99 Beauvoir Avenue
Summit, NJ 07902
908-522-2000
908-522-4800 (Behavioral Health)
1-888-AHS-1400 (Access Center)
www.atlantichealth.org
Outpatient behavioral health, crisis intervention, voluntary
inpatient programs for older adolescents and adults.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
UNION
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Robert Wood Johnson University
Hospital at Rahway
865 Stone Street,
Rahway, NJ 07065
732-381-4200
www.rahwayhospital.com
Psychiatric services include emergency psychiatric services
and consultation and referral.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, some Indian dialects
Spirit of Dawn
60 Prince St., 2nd Floor
Elizabeth NJ 07208
908-352-7830
Fax: 908-352-7830
Mental Health/self-help organization by and for those with
mental illnesses. Hours: Mon., Wed., and Fri 3-7 pm, Sat.
12-4 pm
Summit Hospital
19 Prospect Street
Summit, NJ 07902
908-522-7000
Provides full range of comprehensive behavioral health
services, including both psychiatric and chemical
dependency inpatient services, partial hospitalization, and
intensive outpatient programs, depending on nature and
severity of illness. Serves geriatric, adult, adolescent, and
child populations. Specialty programs include medical
detoxification, dual diagnosis, geriatrics, and crisis
intervention services.
The Family & Children’s Services
40 North Avenue
Elizabeth, NJ 07207
908-352-7474
Counseling, psychological testing, mental health, adoption
and family services.
Languages spoken: English, Japanese, and Spanish
* Large African-American and Hispanic clientele
TRINITAS Hospital
25 Williamson Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07207
908-994-7450
www.trinitashospital.com
Provides comprehensive adult and child/adolescent
psychiatric care, inpatient services, partial hospitalizations,
outpatient services, after-school program, child/family crisis,
as well as a wide range of professionally-led therapy
services, relapse prevention and an array of substance
abuse services at several locations in eastern and central
Union County.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, Russian
*Serves large African-American and Hispanic clientele
Other programs include:
FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER OF TRINITAS HOSPITAL
300 North Avenue, East
Cranford, NJ 07016
908-276-2244, ext. 14
Provides individual, family and group behavioral health
services including specialized programs for children, psychoeducational programs and an intensive afterschool program
for children ages 5 to 12, 3 hours per day, 3 days per week.
A physician referral is required.
Languages spoken: English
UCPC Behavioral Healthcare
Main office
117-119 Roosevelt Ave
Plainfield, NJ 07060
908-756 6870
Satellite office
2204 Morris Avenue
Suite 206
Union, NJ 07083
908-686-0560
Out-patient offers assessments, psychiatric evaluations;
individual, group and family therapies, play therapy, marital
counseling and medication management. MICA program
offers assessment; group, individual and family counseling;
aftercare; psycho education, relapse prevention, medication
management and an intensive outpatient program. Children
seen in Plainfield only.
Languages spoken: English
* Serves large African-American
United Family and Children’s Society
305 West 7th Street
Plainfield, NJ 07061
908-755-4848
Individual, group counseling, psychological testing,
substance abuse evaluation, psychiatric consultation.
Languages spoken: English
* Serves large African-American clientele
United Way of Greater Union County
33 West Grand Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07202-1499
908-353-7171
http://www.uwguc.org
Information and referral on human-service issues, including
senior care, drug treatment programs, utilities and rent,
employment opportunities, food and gifts for the holidays,
and family counseling.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
United Way of Summit, New
Providence and Berkeley Heights
1282 Springfield Ave
New Providence, NJ 07974-2901
908-771-0717
Information and referral, fundraising, community building.
Youth and Family Counseling Service
233 Prospect St.
Westfield, NJ 07090
908-233-2042
Individual, youth and family counseling, school referrals.
Languages spoken: English
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UNION
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Black United Fund Of New Jersey
BUF/HHS Community Center Complex Offices
403 West Seventh Street
Plainfield, NJ 07060
908-561-0123
Philanthropic organization with state-wide focus to provide
tools and funding for economic enpowerment of African
American families and their communities
El Centro Hispano Americano
525 East Front Street
Plainfield, NJ 07060
908-753-8730
Fax: 908-753-8463
The mission of the agency is to assist the immigrant
communities (Hispanic, French West Africa, Eastern Europe,
and the former Soviet Union). Provides legal representation
in immigration cases before the INS and in discrimination
cases. Provides food, clothing, and assistance in cases of
extreme need. Presents social and cultural events to
maintain the Hispanic culture. ESL and Spanish classes are
offered, as well as information on immigrants rights and
health care benefits. Provides advocacy to counteract antiimmigrant sentiments through education. Makes referrals to
social service agencies, hospitals, and clinics.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
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National Council of Negro Women,
Raritan Valley Section
P.O. Box 736
Somerville, NJ 08876.
732-424-2245
P.R.O.C.E.E.D.
1126 Dickinson Street
Elizabeth, NJ 07201
908-351-7727
Fax: 908-353-5460
E-mail: [email protected]
www.proceedinc.com
PROCEED Inc. was originally established to address the
socioeconomic needs of the Puerto Rican community in the
city of Elizabeth, NJ. PROCEED Inc. has since expanded its
services to include everyone in need in response to the
demographic changes in the general population and the
growing social, health and economic needs of the Latino
and non-Latino communities.
PROCEED’s services are organized under six general
categories: Community Education, Community
Development, Community Health Initiatives, Individual and
Family Development, Multi-Services, and National Center
for Training, Support, and Technical Assistance.
WARREN
[MENTAL HEALTH AGENCIES]
Catholic Charities
700 Sayre Ave.,
Phillipsburg, NJ 08865-3326
908-454-2074
A private non-profit organization offering counseling services
on a non-sectarian basis. Provides emergency food, shelter
and clothing to individuals and families in temporary,
emergency situations. Makes referrals to other agencies and
provides client advocacy. Individual, marital, family and
group counseling. Information and Referral services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish
Easter Seals
2083 Rt. 57
Washington, NJ 07882
908 689-6600
www.eastersealsnj.org
Outreach, residential/supported housing and integrated
case management.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, French, German, and
many other languages
Family Guidance Center of Warren
County
492 Route 57 West,
Washington, NJ 07882-1927
908-689-1000
A private non-profit counseling center providing outpatient
mental health and substance abuse treatment. Services
include individual, marital, family, and group counseling for
adults, adolescents and children. Specialized services
include: a 24 hour emergency services; a partial care
program for the severe and persistent mentally ill; treatment
for sexually abused children; and treatment for mentally ill
chemical abusers.
Languages spoken: English
First Call for Help, Community
Information and referral for Warren
County
350 Marshall Street
Phillipsburg, NJ 08865
877-661-4357
http://www.norwescap.org
NORWESCAP is a not-for-profit community action program.
Services include child care, Head Start programs, information
and referral, senior services, food bank, energy, affordable
housing development, home repair and a variety of
counseling services.
Languages spoken: English, Spanish, access to 140
languages through Language Line.
NAMI Warren County
President/Contact Person: Elaine Fehrenbach
908-859-4368
E-mail: [email protected]
Meetings held Every 3rd. Thursday of each month, 8- 930 pm
at:
Warren Hospital’s Private Dinning Room in the Farley
Education Building.
Roseberry Street
Phillipsburg, NJ
United Way of Warren County
2 W. Washington Ave., 2nd. Floor
P.O. Box 418
Washington, NJ 07882-0418
908-689-2755
www.unitedwayglv.org
United Way of Warren County is a separate, stand-alone
division of the United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley.
With its own Staff, Board of Directors, Campaign Cabinet,
and Allocation Process, United Way of Warren County is
funding 29 programs through 15 member agencies and
seven community-based substance abuse prevention
organizations. All money raised in Warren County goes to
support Warren County initiatives.
[MINORITY SERVING SOCIAL, CIVIC, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS]
Council of Spanish Speaking
Organizations of the Lehigh Valley, Inc.
520 E. 4th St.,
Bethlehem, PA 18015
610-868-7800
To stimulate the social, economic, cultural and moral
advancement of the Hispanic community by providing the
following services: employment, life skills, education,
information and referral, immigrant services, English classes,
advocacy.
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LANGUAGE INDEX
American Sign Language
ACCESS - South
4
ACCESS
Barnert Hospital
Arabic
German
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
12
The Opportunity Center
10
52
Partners for Kids and Families
13
The Temenos Center
14
Cape/Atlantic Integrated Network for Kids
20
Easter Seals of Essex County
23
Easter Seals Hunterdon Behavioral Health
33
Easter Seals New Jersey
38
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
Buttonwood Hospital
12
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Easter Seal Society of New Jersey Monmouth
Asian Languages
Manavi
40
Asian Indian Assn. Of Central Jersey
51
Chinese
UMDNJ University Behavioral Healthcare
Creole
39
Mental Health Association of Essex County
24
International Institute of NJ
30
Capital Health System
34
French
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
The Temenos Center
14
Catholic Community Services
22
Easter Seals of Essex County
23
Mental Health Association of Essex County
24
International Institute of NJ
30
Easter Seals Hunterdon Behavioral Health
33
New Jersey Association of Mental Health
Agencies, Inc.
36
New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc.
36
Easter Seals New Jersey
38
Easter Seal Society of New Jersey Monmouth
Behavioral Health Services
42
Monmouth Medical Center
44
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Alternatives, Inc.
56
Easter Seals Somerset Behavioral Health
57
Jewish Family Service
57
Easter Seals
65
Greek
Steininger Behavioral Care Services
Guyanese
Catholic Community Services
Haitian
Mental Health Association of Essex County
18
22
24
Hebrew
Jewish Family Services, A division of Jewish
Federation of Greater Clifton-Passaic
Hindu
52
Behavioral Health Services
42
Project Live, Inc.
25
Meridian Behavioral Health Center
43
Capital Health System
34
Monmouth Medical Center
44
Manavi
40
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Easter Seals Somerset Behavioral Health
57
Easter Seals
65
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LANGUAGE INDEX
Hungarian
Pascack Mental Health Center, Park Ridge
9
Indian
Philippine
UMDNJ-University Behavioral Health Center (UBHC) 26
Samahan (Philippine) Cultural Heritage - Eastern
Seaboard, Inc.
41
Centra State Medical Center
41
UMDNJ-University Behavioral Health Center (UBHC) 26
India Association of East Brunswick
40
Indian Cultural Society of East Brunswick
40
Indo American Cultural Society
40
Jersey Shore University Medical Center
Asian Indian Assn. Of Central Jersey
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
43
Steininger Behavioral Care Services
18
51
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Carrier Clinic
56
Jewish Family Service
57
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway 63
Italian
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Japanese
The Family & Children’s Services
Polish
Portuguese
Catholic Community Services
22
Family Service Bureau of Newark
23
Psychological Counsulting Services
25
Centra State Medical Center
41
63
Punjabi
Korean
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Inc.
Atlantic City Medical Center - Mainland Division
4
Bergen Family Center
8
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
MEEJOO Catholic Social Welfare Society, Inc.
11
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
25
Calvary Korean School
40
Nigerian
Community Access Unlimited, Inc.
Norwegian
The Temenos Center
11
Russian
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
Jewish Family Service of SNJ
13
Family and Psychological Services
17
Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Souther NJ
17
Jewish Federation of Southern NJ
17
UMDNJ-University Behavioral Health Center (UBHC) 26
61
14
International Institute of NJ
30
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Greater
Mercer County
35
Jewish Family and Vocational Services
38
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
43
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
47
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
54
Carrier Clinic
56
TRINITAS Hospital
63
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LANGUAGE INDEX
Spanish
Ancora Psychiatric Hospital
4
South Jersey Behavioral Health Resources, Inc.
18
AtlantiCare Behavioral Health
4
Steininger Behavioral Care Services
18
Atlantic City Medical Center - Mainland Division
4
Seabrook House
18
Cape/Atlantic Family Service Organization
4
ASPIRA Camden Center
19
Collaborative Support Programs of NJ
5
Puerto Rican Unity for Progress
19
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May
Counties
6
Cape/Atlantic Integrated Network for Kids
20
Mental Health Association in Atlanitic County
6
Jewish Family Service of Atlantic & Cape May
Counties
20
The Program of Assertive Community Treatment
6
Puerto Ricah Action Commity
20
Spanish Community Center
6
Casa PRAC
21
Bergen County Community Action Program
8
Catholic Charities Regional Counseling Center
21
Bergen Family Center
8
Community Health Care, Inc.
21
Bergen Regional Medical Center
8
Cumberland County Guidance Center
21
Children’s Aid and Family Services, Inc.
8
For Us/By Us
9
Community United for the Rehabilitation of the
Addicted, Inc.
21
Friendship House
9
New Horizans
21
Pascack Mental Health Center, Park Ridge
9
South Jersey Health Care Systems, Bridgeton
21
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
10
The Mexican-American Association of Southern NJ
22
On Our Own
10
The Opportunity Center
10
Urban Network Organizaition, Institute of Culture
& Technology
22
Vantage Health Systems
10
Catholic Community Services
22
West Bergen Mental Healthcare Centers
10
Community Health Law Project
22
Latin-American Institute for Social Services
11
Community Psychiatric Institute
22
Latin Lions Club of Englewood
11
Community United for the Rehabilitation of the
Addicted, Inc.
23
Ancora Psychiatric Hospital
12
East Orange General Hospital
23
Archway Programs
12
Easter Seals of Essex County
23
The Children’s Home
12
Family Connections
23
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
13
Family Intervention Services
23
Programs for Assertive Community Treatmen
14
Family Service Bureau of Newark
23
Ranch Hope
14
Family Service League, Inc.
24
Victory House
14
First Occupational Center of New Jersey
24
Asociacion De Puertorriquenos En Marcha, Inc.
16
Archway Programs
16
FOCUS, Hispanic Center for Community
Development, Inc.
24
Catholic Charities
16
Main Street Counceling Center
24
C.A.T.A. (El Comite de Apoyo a Los Trabajadores
Agricolan)
Mental Health Association of Essex County
24
16
Nutley Family Service Bureau
25
Center for Family Services
16
Project Live, Inc.
25
CorrPsych Inc.
17
UMDNJ-University Behavioral Health Center (UBHC) 26
Hispanic Family of Southern New Jersey, Inc.
17
Volunteers of America - Greater NY
26
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
17
ASPIRA Essex County Center
27
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LANGUAGE INDEX
Spanish, cont.
Costa Rican Cultural Association in USA, Inc.
27
Women’s Crisis Services of Hunterdon County
33
Youth Counsultation Services
27
El Club del Barrio
27
Association for the Advancement of Mental
Health (AAMH)
34
Hispanich Development Corp.
27
Capitoal County Children’s Collaborative
34
Hogar Crea, Inc.
28
Capital Health System
34
La Casa de Don Pedro
28
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Trenton - The
Guidance Clinic
34
Dannellie Counseling Center
28
Corner House - Township of Princeton
35
Durand Academy
28
Family and Children’s Services of Central NJ
35
Mental Health Association in SWNJ
28
Family Guidance Center Corp.
35
Sodat of New Jersey, Inc.
29
Greater Trenton Behavioral Healthcare
35
Bayonne Community Mental Health Center
30
Bayonne Hospital
30
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of
Greater Mercer County
35
Chaitanya Stress Management Center
30
New Jersey Association of Mental Health Agencies, Inc. 36
Chatholic Community Service
30
New Jersey Mental Health Institute, Inc.
36
Christ Hospital Counseling and Resource Center
30
Catholic Charities
37
Council of Social Agencies & United Way of
Hudson County
30
Then Center for Hispanic Policy, Research and
Development (CHPRD)
37
Community United for the Rehabilitation of the
Addicted, Inc. (CURA)
Latin American Task Force
37
30
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Metuchen
38
Hudson Parnership CMO
30
Easter Seals New Jersey
38
International Institute of NJ
30
Family and Children’s Services of Central NJ
38
Jersey City Medical Center
31
Hogar Crea, Inc.
38
Middlesex County Mental Health Clinic
38
UMDNJ University Behavioral Healthcare
39
Puerto Rican Action Board
40
Puerto Rican Association for Human Development
40
Centra State Medical Center
41
CPC Behavioral Healthcare, Inc.
42
Community YMCA Family Service
42
Jewish Family and Counseling Service of Jersey City
and Bayonne
31
PACO
31
Palisades Medical Center/Counseling Center
31
St. Mary’s Hospital/CMHC
31
United Way of Hudson County
31
WomenRISING, Inc.
31
ASPIRA
32
Asociacion Panamena Americana
32
Easter Seal Society of New Jersey Monmouth
Behavioral Health Services
42
Ecuadorian American Foundation NJ, Inc.
32
Family Based Services Association of NJ
43
Puerto Rican Family Institute
32
Jersey Shore University Medical Center
43
North Hudson Community Action Corp.
32
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
43
Urban League of Hudson County
32
Meridian Behavioral Health Center
43
Catholic Charities of Hunterdon
33
Monmouth Cares, Inc.
44
Easter Seals Hunterdon Behavioral Health
33
Monmouth Medical Center
44
Fisherman’s Mark, Inc.
33
New Hope Foundation, Inc.
44
Hagedorn Psychiatric Hospital
33
Hunterdon Behavioral Health
33
Hispanic Affairs Resource Center of
Monmouth County
45
United Way of Hunterdon County
33
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LANGUAGE INDEX
Spanish, cont.
Latino American Committee of Monmouth County,
Inc.
45
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Paterson Hope House 45
Community Hope, Inc.
46
Family Intervention Services
46
Family Service of Morris County
46
First Call for Help
46
Homeless Solutions, Inc.
46
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
47
Morristown Memorial Hospital
47
New views Treamtment Program, Inc.
48
St. Clare’s Behavioral Health Services
48
Morris County Organization for Hispanic Affairs
48
Counseling and Referral Service of Ocean County
49
Kimball Medical Center
49
Ocean Behavioral Health Care Services
Bonnie Brae
56
Carrier Clinic
56
Earth House Inc.
56
Easter Seals Somerset Behavioral Health
57
Family and Community Services of Somerset County 57
Jewish Family Service
57
Plan/NJ
57
Resource Center for Women and Their Families
58
Richard Hall Community Mental Health Center
58
United Family and Children’s Society
58
Women’s Health and Counseling Center
58
Family Intervention Services
60
Bridgeway, Inc.
61
Catholic Community Services
61
50
Children’s Specialized Hospital - Mountainside
Branch
61
Preferred Behavioral Health of NJ, Inc.
50
Community Access Unlimited, Inc.
61
Saint Barnabas Behavioral Health Center, Inc
50
Families and Community Together
61
St. Francis Counseling Service
50
Family and Children’s Services
61
Puerto Rican Action Board
51
Family Support Organization of Union County
61
Puerto Rican Congress
51
Mental Health Association in New Jersey
62
Barnert Hospital
52
Mental Health Association of Union County
62
Family Intervention Services
52
Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center
62
First Call for Help
52
Occupational Center
62
Jewish Family Services, A division of Jewish
Federation of Greater Clifton-Passaic
52
Overlook Hospital
62
Mental Health Association of Passaic County
52
Mental Health Clinic of Passaic
53
Paterson Counseling Center, Inc
53
SERV Center of New Jersey
53
St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center
54
St. Mary’s Hospital
54
St. Theresa’s Unit
54
The Arc of Bergen & Passaic Counties, Inc.
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital at Rahway 63
The Family & Children’s Services
63
TRINITAS Hospital
63
United Way of Greater Union County
63
El Centro Hispano Americano
64
Catholic Charities
65
Easter Seals
65
54
First Call for Help, community Information and
referral for Warren County
65
Hispanic Information Center of Passaic
55
Homeless Solutions, Inc.
46
Faith Farm, Inc.
55
Hispanic Multi-Purpose Service Center
55
Healthcare Commons, Inc.
55
Puerto Rican Action Committee
56
Alternatives, Inc.
56
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Tagalong
Community Care Behavioral Health
46
LANGUAGE INDEX
Turkish
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
25
Turkish-American Community Center
45
Vietnamese
The Program of Assertive Community Treatment
6
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center
25
International Institute of NJ
30
Yiddish
Atlantic City Medical Center - Mainland Division
4
Jewish Family and Children’s Services
43
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
47
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