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Our Mission

16 Strong is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering resilience to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) through student-led initiatives, educational workshops, school partnerships, and community outreach. 16 Strong strives to continue conversations that help young people recognize and navigate the challenges they are facing as a result of ACEs. We believe that with strong support systems, healthy coping mechanisms, and a positive mindset, the negative impacts of ACEs can be mitigated.

16 Strong delivers programs and resources to both youth and adults that follow their signature 3-step approach:

Recognize - providing language so that young people can recognize their situation and understand what they are experiencing

Resist - providing resources and tools that young people can use to develop resilience to ACEs through positive coping skills

Reveal - providing conversation starters and support system mapping to empower young people to develop strong support systems

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16 Strong is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering resilience to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) through student-led initiatives, educational workshops, school partnerships, and community outreach. 16 Strong strives to continue conversations that help young people recognize and navigate the challenges they are facing as a result of ACEs.

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Adult Day Care/Program in Paterson, NJ
Transportation provided (to/from appts and homes)
Up to 5 days a week attendance
Four nurses, med mgmt provided
THROUGH MEDICAID ONLY
Up to 148 people at a time
5 hours per day (either 8a-1p, or 11a-4p). AM shift provides breakfast and lunch, PM shift provides lunch.
Available to anyone over 18yo

-United Health
-Wellcare
-Hoprizon
-AmeriGroup

CONTACT: Rafael Flores, Outreach Coordinator, 862-205-1862

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At Mi Casa Es Su Casa Center, elders and other adults with medical or rehabilitative needs can make friends, become more independent and get the daily living supports they need to thrive.

Our caring staff offer a personalized mix of services and supports tailored to the needs of each person we serve, including members of our local Spanish-speaking communities.

We support individuals with a wide range of needs, including:

Chronic illnesses such as diabetes and COPD

Dementia

Brain injury

Intellectual and developmental disabilities

Our Services

Individualized plans of care

Case management

Nursing care

Recreational activities, including art and music

Healthy, delicious meals

Exercise classes

Rehabilitation

Transportation

Bilingual staff ​

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Mi Casa Es Su Casa Center - MENTOR Adult Day Health

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At Mi Casa Es Su Casa Center, elders and other adults with medical or rehabilitative needs can make friends, become more independent and get the daily living supports they need to thrive. Our caring staff offer a personalized mix of services and supports tailored to the needs of each person we serve, including members of...

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H.I.V. + LGBTQ / P.R.E.P. and harm reduction.

-Permanent housing- over 75 vouchers for those living with HIV
-Rapid Rehousing Youth Program- 6 vouchers currently for at-risk or homeless youth. 42 months/life skills/ages 18-24.

Everyone gets a Case Manager-
-Legal name change
-Gender change on license

Mobile HIV testing van, results within 10 minutes.

They have a Behavioral Health Program which currently enrolls 100 clients. Clinicians support gender-affirming care for ages 13+.

Offers psychiatric care/telehealth, computer lab, library, community space and more.

*Transportation program: Especially for those linked to medical care.

Support Groups: Youth Social Peer Group, age 13-17yo, Mondays 6-7P
Parent and Guardian Group, Mondays 6-7P
Emerging Adult Group, age 18-25+/LGBT open group/social support, Tuesdays 5-6P
Adult Trans and Nonbinary group, offered Hybrid, for all ages, Tuesday's 6:30-7:30P
HIV "Life Plus" group meets on Wednesdays

FOR SERV CLIENTS INTERESTED IN A GROUP:
Simply must complete "group form" for SERV clients who want to attend stand-alone Edge NJ group(s).

EDGE NJ ALSO OFFERS:
-$200 LGBTQ cultural training, in person or virtual for extended attendance.

CONTACT: Kelly Martins LSW MSW, Director of Program Services, K.Martins@edgenj.org / 973.285.0006 x. 94109

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Mission Statement

The mission of EDGE New Jersey is to respond compassionately and responsibly to those living with HIV, those at risk, and the LGBTQ+ communities by providing supportive services, housing opportunities, prevention strategies, and education to enhance the community we serve.

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The mission of EDGE New Jersey is to respond compassionately and responsibly to those living with HIV, those at risk, and the LGBTQ+ communities by providing supportive services, housing opportunities, prevention strategies, and education to enhance the community we serve.

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New Pathway Counseling, Inc. (Guardian Recovery Network) | Pinebrook, Bayonne, Paramus, NJ

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New Pathway Counseling, Inc. (Guardian Recovery Network) | Pinebrook, Bayonne, Paramus, NJ

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*Recently purchased by Guardian Recovery Network
Services: Early intervention, OP and IOP, Partial Care, MAT, Co-occurring treatment
Admissions: 201-436-1022
OUR CONTACT: Dan Perlman, 908-510-5912

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Telehealth technology represents a unique opportunity to help reduce the drug epidemic and increase our ability to help serve those in need. Not only have patients expressed interest in using telehealth during the course of their treatment, but we have utilized telehealth in order to help keep participants safe and offer all of our services to a wide range of people who are unable to attend due to medical, geographic, or physical limitations.

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Telehealth technology represents a unique opportunity to help reduce the drug epidemic and increase our ability to help serve those in need. Not only have patients expressed interest in using telehealth during the course of their treatment, but we have utilized telehealth in order to help keep participants safe and offer all of our services to a wide range of people who are unable to attend due to medical, geographic, or physical limitations.

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New Pathway Counseling, Inc. | Pinebrook, Bayonne, Paramus, NJ

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New Pathway Counseling, Inc. | Pinebrook, Bayonne, Paramus, NJ

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For ages 12-18 years old

Services: Early intervention, OP and IOP, Partial Care, Adolescent Day Program, Co-occurring treatment
Admissions: 201-436-1022

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Telehealth technology represents a unique opportunity to help reduce the drug epidemic and increase our ability to help serve those in need. Not only have patients expressed interest in using telehealth during the course of their treatment, but we have utilized telehealth in order to help keep participants safe and offer all of our services to a wide range of people who are unable to attend due to medical, geographic, or physical limitations.

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Telehealth technology represents a unique opportunity to help reduce the drug epidemic and increase our ability to help serve those in need. Not only have patients expressed interest in using telehealth during the course of their treatment, but we have utilized telehealth in order to help keep participants safe and offer all of our services to a wide range of people who are unable to attend due to medical, geographic, or physical limitations.

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Sober living for men and women.
4 locations in Rockaway and Morristown
973-453-6747

Main office- 309 East Main Street, Rockaway, NJ 07866 / admissions@midwayhousenj.com
FT live in managers at each location.

Offers on-site office cubicles so residents can "work from home".

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Sober Living Morris County | Sober Living House | Midway House of NJ

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Midway House of NJ operate residential sober living homes located in New Jersey, accepting residents from across the USA.

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-Primary MH and primary SUD.
-PHP, Partial Care, IOP. Ages 18+
-Services offered in person and Telehealth.
-Locations: Cherry Hill, Ewing, Lakewood
-Admissions: 609-337-3376
-In network with all major insurances and Medicaid.
-Contact= Kristin Calderon, Director of Marketing, 609-205-9989 / kristin@phoenixbh.com

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One of the biggest challenges for patients with addiction is finding the right type and level of care. ATLAS is an ambitious endeavor to meet this need. ASAM is proud to have partnered with Shatterproof on the development of the  Addiction Treatment Needs Assessment which will help patients and families identify the type and intensity of needed care before they search ATLAS to identify quality treatment settings. ASAM is also excited that ATLAS will incorporate information about the  ASAM Level of Care Certification  program in the future, allowing patients to search for programs that have been certified for their capacity to deliver specific ASAM level(s) of care.

Paul Earley, MD, DFASAM President of the American Society of Addiction Medicine

Recovery shouldn't be left to luck. With ATLAS, patients will have access to treatment options they need when they come asking for help.

David Schley Research Associate at RTI International

Treatment centers are medical facilities, and lives are at stake. I cannot think of a more necessary resource than a thorough, transparent, compassionate, and comprehensive guide like ATLAS.

John Purcell Massachusetts Resident

There is no overnight solution to this public health crisis. However, establishing a system that measures the use of best practices, supports addiction treatment providers in adopting best practices, and ensures the public has the information necessary to help them identify quality treatment programs is a landmark step in the right direction.

Mark Games President & CEO of Northwood Health Systems

ATLAS is an essential step towards lifting the veil of ignorance that surrounds addiction.

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Resources for Low Income individuals near Passaic County, NJ

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Resources for Low Income individuals near Passaic County, NJ

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Services: Adolescent/adult programs and support groups. MAT, IOP, Adult MH and SUD outpatient services, Anger/Stress management program.

ADULTS:
APNs, Psychiatrists, MAT.
Only offers telehealth daytime adult SUD IOP. Two groups: SUD primary/Co-Occurring. M/W/F 10A-11:30A and 12P-1:30P.

Main location- 104 Bloomfield Ave, Montclair, NJ / 973-783-6655 ///// St Lukes location- 73 S. Fullerton Ave, Montclair, NJ / Admissions=800-963-3377

Insurance: Most insurances, including Medicaid.

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We welcome COPE Center to our family of services! On May 1, 2021, Oaks officially announced a merger with COPE Center in Essex County. Headquartered in Montclair, COPE services and locations will remain the same and continue to provide high-quality, compassionate care to individuals and families in their local communities.

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Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth Resource List

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Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth Resource List

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393 Central Ave, Newark, NJ 07103, info@njcri.org - 973-483-3444

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COMMUNITY SERVICES

It all starts with harm reduction

ADULT DROP-IN CENTER

The Drop-in center at NJCRI is a clean and safe space for displaced adults, as well as those battling with substance abuse. Individuals can shower, wash clothes, and have a lunch or snack. We are here not only to help but to empower by giving them access to services, support groups, and educational and life lesson workshops to facilitate positive change and improvement in their quality of life. We continuously work with community partners to provide innovative and comprehensive services to those affected by homelessness.

FOOD PANTRY

The NJCRI food pantry adds to our clients' quality of life. Much of the food distributed through our food pantry is donated by caring individuals, businesses, houses of worship, and other organizations. A large percentage of the food we distribute comes from the New Jersey Food Bank. On occasion, we purchase fresh produce from a local wholesaler and make it available to our clients.

MAKE A DONATION TO THE CROSSROADS PANTRY HERE!

PROJECT ACCESS

Project Access is the only syringe exchange program (SEP) located in Newark. The program is authorized by the State of New Jersey and the City of Newark to distribute sterile syringes to injection drug users, and to accept used needles for proper disposal. The program is anonymous and participants are provided with a card identifying them as a program participant which allows them to legally possess syringes. At the present time the project operates from Monday through Friday, except on holidays.

This project is funded by grants from the Comer, Tides, Diamond, Foundations, the MAC AIDS Fund, and the New Jersey AIDS Partnership, Healthcare Foundation of NJ .

Project Renew includes two programs, Corrections and Healthy Relationships.

Healthy Relationships uses scientific prevention methods to help people determine if their personal history and behaviors have placed them at risk for major health problems. Clients and counselors work together in finding ways to either prevent, or learn to live with, any health problems or issues.

The Corrections component provides services at NJCRI, Northern State Prison and in community-based local halfway houses. The program provides health education to inmates, as well as continuity of care throughout incarceration and re-entry into the community.

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The North Jersey Recovery Empowerment Program (NJ-REP) is an Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment program. Download brochure below for more information.

Syringe Exchange Program

NJ RISK EVALUATION, ACCESS TO CARE and TREATMENT (NJ REACT)

NJ REACT is a Behavioral Survey Unit at NJCRI that conducts health studies. The Unit conducts interviews in the Newark, Union, New York-Northern NJ, Long Island Metropolitan Area which includes Essex, Morris, Sussex, Union, Hunterdon and Pike PA counties. The studies are anonymous respondent and location-based interviews. Interviews are conducted at our offices, mobiles units, and other sites. The information gathered assists NJCRI in evaluating current behavioral trends and helps direct prevention efforts. The purpose of the studies is to gather information on individuals' HIV testing habits, risk factors, perceptions, and knowledge of services, in addition to other relevant questions. Participants are compensated for their time. The interview takes approximately 60 minutes.

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ADULT DROP-IN CENTER The Drop-in center at NJCRI is a clean and safe space for displaced adults, as well as those battling with substance abuse. Individuals can shower, wash clothes, and have a lunch or snack.

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MAIN line: 973-667-1884
MAIN office: 169 Chestnut St, Nutley, NJ 07110
Additional Office: 155 Chestnut St, Nutley, NJ 07110
CLINICAL DIRECTOR: Staela Keegan, 973-594-0536

OP MH services including therapy for individuals, couples, and families of all ages (children to seniors). Assistance with SNAP/benefits. In person and Telehealth available. Bilingual clinicians- Spanish and Portuguese. Accepts private/medicaid/medicare.

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BE MORE MINDFUL & REDUCE STRESS

Being aware of your surroundings, your feelings or your breath are forms of mindfulness. Mindfulness practice can be a positive way to reduce stress, regulate emotions, improve sleep, and manage anxiety and depressive symptoms. You can practice mindfulness by going for a walk-in nature, creating a journal, taking deep breaths, etc.

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Nutley Community Steps Up to Help NFSB Secure State Farm Grant

When State Farm Neighborhood Assist announced it would award $25,000 grants to 100 nonprofits across the country, about 4,000 organizations submitted applications. When Nutley Family Service Bureau (NFSB) was named one of just 200 finalists, State Farm left it to the supporters of these organizations to decide who would receive the grants.

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This week at The Shop, all Infants’ and Children’s Clothing is 3/$1. That’s only 33 cents per item!
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There are many ways in which you can support NFSB and the community via donations and contributions.
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SUPPORT INITIATIVES & BENEFIT EVENTS
We are most sincerely grateful for all individual and organizational efforts to support NFSB through benefit events, such as food drives. However, we kindly ask that all initiatives are coordinated through our Executive Director, Katherine Carmichael at 973-542-8276 Ext. 200 or kcarmichael@nutleyfamily.org. Such efforts will ensure that the usage of our name and/or logo is consistent with NFSB policy guidelines and any applicable laws governing non-profit organizations.
CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT HOW TO ORGANIZE A BENEFIT EVENT WITH NFSB

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Read Our Latest Social PostBE MORE MINDFUL & REDUCE STRESS Being aware of your surroundings, your feelings or your breath are forms of mindfulness.

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23 Colfax Ave, Pompton Lakes, NJ
Main line: 973-728-7788
Contact: Bert; Bert@newlifenj.net
-IOP, OP, PHP, SUD Counseling, Family Group Therapy

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Your New Life to Recovery is Only a Step a Way

New Life Recovery Center in Pompton Lakes NJ
№1 Affordable Outpatient Drug & Alcohol Rehab since 1991.
Treating Addiction and Healing Families with Quality Substance Abuse Treatment

At New Life Recovery Center in Pompton Lakes NJ, we offer the best level of care to get your health back on track and also to set you up for the better future you want. Our treatment providers and friendly counselors will take care of everything you need in our treatment facility and make sure you are in the best environment for your journey.

We provide the Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), as well as our Outpatient Program (OP), providing substance abuse treatment related to drugs and alcohol. Our Intensive Outpatient Program, for adults, incorporates the 12 Step Based Treatment Approach by Bill Wilson of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) in 1938.

To make sure we provide an all-around high-quality level of treatment, our programs also include group therapy, individual counseling, and our Family Support Group. These are created specifically for adults 18+.

At New Life Recovery Center in Pompton Lakes NJ, our mission is to bring hope, healing, and lasting recovery to individuals and families who suffer from alcoholism and substance abuse.

Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOP)

This program is generally 3 hours daily, 3 days per week. It is perfect for those who can’t commit to a full-time program but who are still dedicated to getting their health and life back on track.

Our sessions are both day and evening, to cater to individuals who are back to work or school. The group modality is used and orchestrated by our licensed counselors.

Counseling, Individual and Family

Life can throw us many surprises and sometimes having someone to talk to or offer guidance can help. We are here for you during your most difficult times and we want to help. Our counseling services are centered and guided by you as an individual or as a family.

Outpatient Program (OP)

Outpatient treatment is a modality where individuals in early recovery start to work one-to-one with a licensed clinician. This private setting allows individuals to start dealing with more personal challenges.

Family Support Group

Because addiction does not just impact the individual, We also provide family counseling and support groups. This is because it can also have an immense impact on the family members and loved ones of the person suffering from addiction. Our Family support groups work to strengthen the recovery process by strengthening the family as a support.

Voted Best Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers 2022 in Elizabeth, NJ by expertise.com

Most Insurances and Medicaid Accepted!

We accept most major insurance carriers. If we don’t accept your insurance, we will refer you to another provider who does.

Give us a call or visit us at our treatment center at Pompton Lake, New Jersey.

23 Colfax Avenue

Pompton Lakes, NJ 07442

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Voluntary and Involuntary inpatient psychiatric care.
Contact: KRoth@primehealthcare.com
111 Central Ave, Bldg C-8
Newark, NJ 07102
973-877-5000

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Saint Michael's Medical Center provides behavioral health services in two areas: our Behavioral Health Unit and Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment.

Our Behavioral Health Unit offers inpatient treatment for those with psychiatric disorders. For more information, visit our Behavioral Health Unit page or contact the Psychiatric Intake Service at 833-310-1588.

The Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment program is a comprehensive program supported by a team of licensed, certified, and approved counselor interns that diagnose as well as plan the treatment approach for substance abuse disorders and or other addictions. For more information visit our Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment program page or call us 973-877-4357 to schedule an appointment.

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Behavioral Health | New Jersey Healthcare

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Saint Michael's Medical Center provides behavioral health services in two areas: our Behavioral Health Unit and Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment. Our Behavioral Health Unit offers inpatient treatment for those with psychiatric disorders. For more information, visit our Behavioral Health Unit page or contact the Psychiatric Intake Service at 833-310-1588.

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101 14th Ave, Newark, NJ 07103
862-229-1400
BREAKFAST: M-W, 9:30AM-10:30AM
LUNCH: M-F, 12N-1:30PM

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177 Hudson Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601
Contact: Lily Huang, lhuang@cspnj.org
201-489-8402

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1259 Rt. 46, Building 4, Door 4D, Parsippany, NJ
Contact: Kenneth Kohn, kkohn@cspnj.org / 973-334-2470

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The Recovery Community Center at Eva's Village

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Recovery Community Center:
22 Jackson St., Paterson
973-754-6784
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 4:00pm
Recovery Meetings:
​9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm
After Hours Help Line: 973-573-7934

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The Recovery Community Center at Eva's Village is a recovery-oriented sanctuary in the heart of downtown Paterson, NJ. Since it opened in 2009, more than 10,000 people have come for recovery treatment and support.

Our Center is a volunteer peer-to-peer run center - not a treatment program. We support long-term recovery by offering resources and links to community services and programs that help restore physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual health. We help individuals build a network of support to move toward an independent and purpose-filled life.

Our Center provides a welcoming and safe place for people seeking recovery before, during and after treatment, and throughout their ongoing recovery journeys. We believe there are many roads to recovery and we support each individual's right to choose the path that best meets their own personal preferences, needs, and values.

22 Jackson St., Paterson ​Recovery Community Center:
973-754-6784
Hours:
Monday - Friday 973-573-7934
It is available weekdays from 4:00 - 9:00 pm and Saturdays from 9:00 am - 5:00pm
8:00am - 4:00pm
Recovery Meetings:
​9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm

After Hours Help Line:

​On-Site Services & Activities include:

Pre-treatment recovery support and case management

Information and referrals for social services and treatment, at Eva's Village and in the community

Free recovery support services: recovery coaching and peer support (not clinical treatment)

Care coordination services

Social and recreation events and activities

Peer support groups and workshops-topics include: addiction; nutrition; physical health; mental health; sexuality; and spirituality (gender and culture-specific groups are offered)

Opportunities to volunteer: train to become a recovery coach, lead or start a peer support group, learn how to help with telephone and community outreach, and office support

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The Recovery Community Center at Eva's Village is a recovery-oriented sanctuary in the heart of downtown Paterson, NJ. Since it opened in 2009, more than 10,000 people have come for recovery treatment and support. Our Center is a volunteer peer-to-peer run center - not a treatment program.

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645 Main Street, Paterson, NJ 07503
973-754-2000 (St. Joe's Main line)
Psychiatric rehabilitation program: day program, employment services, case management and advocacy, recreational/social activities, and a supervised and semi-supervised HOUSING PROGRAM. Beds are for HOMELESS mentally ill.

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ACUTE PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION

The Harbor House Acute Partial Hospital Program (APH) serves adults 18 years of age or older residing in Passaic County. APH services provide stabilization of acute symptomatology in order to prevent the need for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. This is a client-centered program for adults with a history of serious and persistent mental illness and functional limitations. In order to be eligible for services, potential clients must be referred by the local designated screening center or psychiatric emergency service as a diversion from hospitalization, or by an inpatient psychiatric facility or other intensive psychiatric service, if the treating psychiatrist/APN clearly justifies acute clinical need.

Using evidence based practices; we embrace the philosophy of wellness and recovery. The balance between recovery and clinical services is accomplished through the provision of individualized, comprehensive, nonresidential, structured programming which provides counseling, case management, psychoeducation and psychiatric services.

Our APH program is staffed with personnel, who are licensed, when required, appropriately credentialed, culturally competent and trained to provide APH services.  Our qualified direct and clinical care staff-to-consumer ratio is 1:6 for active programming. Eligible persons are provided face-to-face, individual encounters with our full-time psychiatrist a minimum of every other week.

Five groups are offered each day.  Individual and group therapy help identify and manage symptoms and interpersonal problems that contribute to a greater risk of decompensation and relapse.

Program hours are 8:50 a.m. to 3:05 p.m., Monday through Friday.

For more information about the program, please call 973.754.2800.

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Mental Health Clinic of Passaic | Passaic and Clifton, NJ

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Mental Health Clinic of Passaic | Passaic and Clifton, NJ

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Outpatient treatment and school-based services. Services for Adults (Counseling, Med Mgmt, Psych Evals), Teens (Counseling, Psych Evals, Med Mgmt, Teen Community Resources), Children (Counseling, Psych Evals and Med Mgmt, Day Programs, Family Counseling, Play Therapy), Families (Family Counseling, Parenting Services), Schools (High school and middle school counseling serivces, psch evals, After school Program, Prevention of Juvenile Delinquency, Pregnancy Prevention, Teen Parenting Services, Baby Steps Daycare.

ACCEPTS: All insurances.

Admissions: 973-473-2775 ext. 300

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OUR MISSION A Nonprofit Center for Positive Outcomes Helping adults, children and families grow stronger by finding mental balance, building life and coping skills and improving overall well being. DONATE TODAY TO OUR BABY STEPS PROGRAM! Our Baby Steps Program provides childcare for teen parents at Passaic

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Services: Adolescent/adult programs and support groups. MAT, IOP, Adult MH and SUD outpatient services, Anger/Stress management program.

ADOLESCENTS (after school hours):
SUD/Co-Occurring OP/IOP: 3x M/W/Th, 2hrs (can come 1, 2, or 3 days).
Group/Individual therapy once a week.
Psychiatrist on staff.
Early Intervention Program/Prevention (for one-time users or early behavioral issues)- a structured program, meets every Tuesday for 4-6wks. Drug tests/monitored.
Assessments at first appointment approx 1.5-2hrs.

Main location- 104 Bloomfield Ave, Montclair, NJ / 973-783-6655 ///// St Lukes location- 73 S. Fullerton Ave, Montclair, NJ / Admissions=800-963-3377

Insurance: Most insurances, including Medicaid.

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We welcome COPE Center to our family of services! On May 1, 2021, Oaks officially announced a merger with COPE Center in Essex County. Headquartered in Montclair, COPE services and locations will remain the same and continue to provide high-quality, compassionate care to individuals and families in their local communities.

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Saint Clare's Health - The Wellness and Recovery Center (for MORRIS COUNTY residents)

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Saint Clare's Health - The Wellness and Recovery Center (for MORRIS COUNTY residents)

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Must be 18+ and reside in MORRIS COUNTY.
4 Pocono Road, Denville, NJ.
Phone: 973-625-0096 / 888-476-2660

Services include:
-crisis support
-individual counseling
-case management
-medication evaluation
-peer support
-psychoeducation

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Overview

The Wellness and Recovery Center at Saint Clare's provides urgent mental health care in a setting that is separate from the medical facility. Individuals experiencing a pressing mental health need, or those who may be going through difficult life circumstances, will benefit from rapid access to a team of professionals and a comprehensive array of services. This intensive support may reduce risk factors and provide needed intervention to individuals in the community.

Our Team

Our team is comprised of licensed Master's level Clinicians, a Co-Occurring Clinical Specialist, a Psychiatrist, Advanced Practice Nurses (APN), and a Peer Advocate.

Our Approach

Our approach is to offer an effective and timely response to individuals in need of rapid assessment and intervention. Our multidisciplinary team provides services for a period of time that varies based on the individual. For some, one or two visits are sufficient, while for others the maximum enrollment period of 30 days is beneficial. Individuals may be seen as often as needed during their treatment episode. Resource information and linkage to follow-up services will be provided as indicated.
Our recovery and support services include:

Crisis Intervention

Counseling

Case Management

Medication Evaluation

Peer Support

Psycho-education

Referral & Linkage

The Wellness and Recovery Center will not deny service for anyone in need based on their ability to pay. Insurance payments will be initiated when applicable.

Our Location

The Wellness and Recovery Center
Saint Clare's Behavioral Health
56 Morris Ave.
Denville, NJ 07834

Hours of Operation

On-site services are provided:

Monday / Friday / Saturday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM

Tues / Wed / Thur 9:00 AM - 8:30 PM

After hours support is available by phone during all non-business hours 7 days per week including holidays.

Phone Number
973-625-0096
Referrals may be made to the Wellness and Recovery Center by the individual in need, a provider, a family member, or any other concerned member of the community. Contact the main number and request to speak with the Intake Worker.

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Wellness and Recovery Center | Saint Clare's

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The Wellness and Recovery Center at Saint Clare's provides urgent mental health care in a setting that is separate from the medical facility. Individuals experiencing a pressing mental health need, or those who may be going through difficult life circumstances, will benefit from rapid access to a team of professionals and a comprehensive array of services.

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Center for Food Action (Various Locations) 

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Center for Food Action (Various Locations) 

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Locations: Englewood, Hackensack, Mahwah, Ringwood, Paramus. See website for specific contact information.

The Center for Food Action (CFA), founded in 1976, is a non-profit, 501 (c)(3) organization that provides emergency services to northern New Jersey’s poorest and most vulnerable residents. CFA provides food, housing, utility, and heating assistance and offers counseling and advocacy services to low-income individuals and families.

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If you are in need of emergency food or homelessness prevention services, please contact the CFA location nearest you. If you need additional help with family matters, disaster preparedness, basic needs please contact: NJ211

The hours listed below are food distribution times, if you are visiting CFA to donate food please check hours here.

CFA Englewood - Headquarters

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9:30am-1:00pm

Distribution By Appointment Only Monday – Friday 11:00am-11:45am

192 West Demarest Avenue, Englewood, NJ 07631

CFA Hackensack

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 10:00am-1:00pm

Distribution By Appointment Only Monday-Friday 12:00pm-12:45pm

316 First Street, Hackensack, NJ 07601

CFA Mahwah (Site & Warehouse)

Office Hours Monday-Friday 10:00am-2:00pm

Distribution By Appointment Only Wed. & Friday  10:00am-2:00pm

90 Ridge Road, Mahwah, NJ 07430

CFA Ringwood

Distribution By Appointment Only Monday – Tuesday 10:00am-12:00pm

145 Carletondale Road, Ringwood, NJ 07456

CFA Saddle Brook (Site & Warehouse)

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:30am-12:00pm

Distribution By Appointment Only Monday – Friday 10:00am-12:00pm

224 Midland Avenue, Saddle Brook, NJ 07663

Bergen Community College

Bergen Community College Pitkin Education Center, 400 Paramus Road, Paramus NJ 07652

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CFANJ Site Locations If you are in need of emergency food or homelessness prevention services, please contact the CFA location nearest you. If you need additional help with family matters, disaster preparedness, basic needs please contact: NJ211 The hours listed below are food distribution times,...

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331 N. 11th Street, Prospect Park, NJ. 973-942-4059.

Programs include: Food Pantry, Market Place, Mentoring, Family Program, Women of Hope, ESL Classes, Immigration Assistance, Children of Hope, The Harvest.

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The Journey To Empowerment Starts Here!

When families and individuals are in crisis, their first stop is usually the food pantry. The pantry is needed to help cut the cost of groceries to free up money for other bills. The atmosphere at a food distribution day is upbeat, with participants, mentors, and volunteers greeting each other and visiting over cups of coffee. Instead of being handed pre-sorted bags of food, our participants “shop” for themselves. Each household is allocated a certain amount of points based on family-size. Participants use these points toward the grocery items in our pantry. Additionally, each participant is paired with a volunteer mentor, who speaks with them about life’s struggles and joys. Through these relationships, we strive not only to provide physical food, but also spiritual food and emotional support. The food pantry serves 978 individuals.

This program consists of two events during the year, the Christmas Market and School Supply Depot. Participants purchase toys for their children's christmas gifts and school supplies to prepare their kids for the school year for $5.00 or less, providing choice and dignity.

Christmas market

In December New Hope hosts the Christmas Market ! Toys and gift cards are donated to sell at steeply discounted prices to our community members. Structuring the program in this way allows for parents to play an active role in choosing and purchasing gifts for their children. On Christmas Day, the gifts these children buy will ultimately be coming from their parents.

School supply depot

When bills stack up, it's tough for parents to afford all of the back-to-school expenses. At New Hope, we ensure that every kid in that participates in our various programs is ready for the school year. Each year, we provide backpacks filled with school supplies to an average of 150 kids.

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185 Valley St, South Orange, NJ 07079
973-275-1175
chlpinfo@chlp.org

Founded in 1976, the Community Health Law Project (CHLP) is a statewide not-for-profit advocacy and legal service organization which provides legal representation and advocacy services to low-income individuals with disabilities and the frail elderly. The organization has traditionally specialized in services exclusively for these populations, although recently the organization has begun to provide broader services through the creation of medical-legal partnerships that offer the entire range of civil law.

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Our Mission

To provide legal and advocacy services, training, education, and related activities to persons with disabilities and chronic health conditions and, in certain issues, to organizations representing their interests, with an emphasis on those most vulnerable and needy.

Founded in 1976, the Community Health Law Project (CHLP) is a statewide not-for-profit advocacy and legal service organization which provides legal representation and advocacy services to low-income individuals with disabilities and the frail elderly. The organization has traditionally specialized in services exclusively for these populations, although recently the organization has begun to provide broader services through the creation of medical-legal partnerships that offer the entire range of civil law. Read More...

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Our Mission To provide legal and advocacy services, training, education, and related activities to persons with disabilities and chronic health conditions and, in certain issues, to organizations representing their interests, with an emphasis on those most vulnerable and needy. Founded in 1...

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Virtual IOP and Counseling (Individual, Group and Family) for both Children and Adults. Accepts Private insurance and is also in-process of accepting Medicaid.

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We're on a mission to end the youth mental health crisis through equitable access, evidence-based care, and life-saving research

In their words

Client & family testimonials

Parent

"My daughter was acting like herself again."

I really didn't know what to do for my daughter before Charlie Health. I've always felt I've been alone in this. I felt so helpless. Within the first week [of her starting Charlie Health], my daughter was acting like herself again. Charlie Health has given my daughter and me lifelong tools to navigate her anxiety and panic attacks. I've been blown away. I'm very impressed and very happy.

-Tasia C.

Young Adult

"Charlie Health gave me a different perspective on my mental health."

I learned about Charlie Health after going to the emergency room when I was feeling suicidal. The social worker there told me about the program, and it sounded like the best option because I figured something intensive would be good for me. My individual therapist at Charlie Health gave me a different perspective on my mental health and pointed out some coping skills that I already had. I also really liked the group aspect. Having other people around was very helpful. I learned a lot from their contributions.

-Anonymous

Teen

"I cannot say thank you enough to everyone at Charlie Health."

I was struggling with so many different things, and my family was so hurt by my actions. I had to make a really big change, and Charlie Health was the most helpful resource. I cannot say thank you enough to everyone at Charlie Health

-Anonymous

Simple steps toward success

9-12 weeks

Our evidence-based programs are for young people in need of a higher level of support, with comprehensive, personalized treatment plans alongside peers with common goals.

Data-driven care

One of the critical fractures in the mental healthcare system is a lack of outcomes-based care. We're changing that. Our clinical team leverages data to optimize each individual experience with virtual IOP.

100% matched

Every new client is paired with a personalized therapist who is trained to address their specific needs. Each client is also placed into a group with peers coming from similar backgrounds and life experiences. At Charlie Health, you're never alone.

The core mental health conditions we support

Comprehensive mental health treatment from home

92% of parents & caregivers would recommend Charlie Health to a friend or family member

We're proud to partner with the following major insurance providers:

From the Charlie Health Library

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Personalized Youth Intensive Outpatient Program | Charlie Health

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Charlie Health is the largest provider of virtual IOP treatment programs for teens, young adults, and families navigating mental health challenges.

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New Bridge Services | Morris, Passaic and Sussex County, NJ

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New Bridge Services | Morris, Passaic and Sussex County, NJ

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Evidence based practices, DCP&P contract, Outpatient children, adult and Family services, SUD clinic/Medicaid office in Haskell. They do not have any Peer supports. Day treatment offered in Morris and Passaic. They administer IMs. No suboxone, no MAT.

ACCEPTS: All insurances.

CONTACTS: Main Line = (973) 316-9333 | Nicole Bolognini, Executive Director of Counseling Services, nbolognini@newbridge.org | Carolyn Dean, Assistant Director, cdean@newbridge.org | Viki Ferlauto, Director of Adult Day Treatment Program, vferlauto@newbridge.org | Michelle Borden, CEO, mborden@newbridge.org

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Counseling, Psychiatric, Housing, Senior and Youth Services for Morris, Sussex and Passaic Counties New Jersey

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Need Help Now? Call (973) 316-9333

Mission

NewBridge brings balance to people's lives through
counseling, housing and education.

Vision

NewBridge will be valued by the community
as the preferred trusted partner in strengthening
individual and family lives.

We're all human, and when life offers up the kind of obstacles or setbacks that make us behave like we're not ourselves, we can feel most alone. Anxiety, depression, stress, and uncontrolled anger are more than just "everyday" problems, and when left unaddressed can cause lasting harm to ourselves and people around us.

When you take that first step to connect with the NewBridge network, you'll work with our professional staff toward a common goal: a healthier, happier life. We offer a comprehensive program for the treatment of substance abuse and addictions - including evaluation, psycho-educational groups, counseling and referrals.

NewBridge offers a variety of life-enriching educational and counseling programs for preschool-aged children through young adults that empower them to make the right decisions in life, in areas such as: resolving conflict, developing life skills, stress management, healthy living, career counseling, and State of New Jersey High School Diploma preparation and job placement.

Our Impact

"NewBridge Services, Inc. has been bringing balance to people's lives since 1963. The community nonprofit serves more than 8,000 children, adults and seniors a year through counseling, housing, and education. "
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Our Amazing Clients

Meet Charlie Sage, one of Our Amazing Clients at NewBridge

Charlie Sage returned home one day to find her father had destroyed her belongings: clothing, photos, trophies from years of playing competitive softball. Anger, fear and shame enveloped her.

Sage lived with her father since her parents' divorce when she was 3, and at age 14 had been happy to move across the country with him to pursue acting and writing in Los Angeles. Their life, however, was far from a California dream: they relocated frequently and suddenly. Sage dropped out of high school, and fabricated stories to hide embarrassment over her circumstances.

At age 18, Sage returned to New Jersey. Her mother urged her to enroll in NewBridge Jobs Plus, NewBridge Services' alternative education and career program. "I'd been out of school so long, I thought, 'I can't do that,' but the people at NewBridge taught me I could!" she said.
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What's Happening

Enjoy NewBridge Services' Winter 2022 Newsletter
Click on the link to read NewBridge Services' winter 2022 newsletter. Read about our new gambling treatment program, our participation in a study about depression's impact on learning, tips on managing winter blues, and more. Mark your calendar for the ...
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Events & Information

NewBridge Services' 25th Annual Golf Outing
Postponed last year due to the pandemic, NewBridge Services' 25th annual golf outing is on for Monday, October 18th at Preakness Hills Country Club in Wayne. The shotgun start is at 12:15 p.m. Food and beverages will be provided throughout ...
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Counseling, Addiction, Housing Services Morris, Bergen, Passaic Counties

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Need Help Now? Call (973) 316-9333 NewBridge brings balance to people's lives through counseling, housing and education. NewBridge will be valued by the community as the preferred trusted partner in strengthening individual and family lives. We're all human, and when life offers up the kind of obstacles or setbacks that make us behave like we're not ourselves, we can feel most alone.

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Virtual IOP and Counseling (Individual, Group, Family) for both Children and Adults. Accepts Private insurance and is also in-process of accepting Medicaid.

*First refers to Detox, then begin their services.

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We're on a mission to end the youth mental health crisis through equitable access, evidence-based care, and life-saving research

In their words

Client & family testimonials

Parent

"My daughter was acting like herself again."

I really didn't know what to do for my daughter before Charlie Health. I've always felt I've been alone in this. I felt so helpless. Within the first week [of her starting Charlie Health], my daughter was acting like herself again. Charlie Health has given my daughter and me lifelong tools to navigate her anxiety and panic attacks. I've been blown away. I'm very impressed and very happy.

-Tasia C.

Young Adult

"Charlie Health gave me a different perspective on my mental health."

I learned about Charlie Health after going to the emergency room when I was feeling suicidal. The social worker there told me about the program, and it sounded like the best option because I figured something intensive would be good for me. My individual therapist at Charlie Health gave me a different perspective on my mental health and pointed out some coping skills that I already had. I also really liked the group aspect. Having other people around was very helpful. I learned a lot from their contributions.

-Anonymous

Teen

"I cannot say thank you enough to everyone at Charlie Health."

I was struggling with so many different things, and my family was so hurt by my actions. I had to make a really big change, and Charlie Health was the most helpful resource. I cannot say thank you enough to everyone at Charlie Health

-Anonymous

Simple steps toward success

9-12 weeks

Our evidence-based programs are for young people in need of a higher level of support, with comprehensive, personalized treatment plans alongside peers with common goals.

Data-driven care

One of the critical fractures in the mental healthcare system is a lack of outcomes-based care. We're changing that. Our clinical team leverages data to optimize each individual experience with virtual IOP.

100% matched

Every new client is paired with a personalized therapist who is trained to address their specific needs. Each client is also placed into a group with peers coming from similar backgrounds and life experiences. At Charlie Health, you're never alone.

The core mental health conditions we support

Comprehensive mental health treatment from home

92% of parents & caregivers would recommend Charlie Health to a friend or family member

We're proud to partner with the following major insurance providers:

From the Charlie Health Library

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Personalized Youth Intensive Outpatient Program | Charlie Health

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Charlie Health is the largest provider of virtual IOP treatment programs for teens, young adults, and families navigating mental health challenges.

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Project for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness. 645 Main St, Paterson.
973-754-4747
Hours of Operation: M-F 8AM-4:30PM

PATH program provides outreach and case management services to individuals who reside in Passaic County and are 18 years of age or older. Must be homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless, and have a serious mental illness.

Services include:
-Outreach to individuals who are homeless
-Assistance with employment and/or educational services
-Linkage to welfare and social security entitlements as well as various other services
-Psychiatric Evaluations
-Assistance with the replacement of lost or stolen identification/documents

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The PATH Program of Passaic County is a countywide outreach and case management program for individuals who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless and have a serious and persistent mental illness.

Our case managers collaborate with local landlords to locate affordable housing for individuals enrolled in our program. The PATH Program is not a housing program; it does not have shelter beds, apartments or rooms for rent.

The PATH Program is a street level outreach and supportive services program that links individuals to mental health, financial, housing, drug/alcohol treatment, medical/dental and habilitation/rehabilitation services. The PATH Program is operational Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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The PATH Program of Passaic County is a countywide outreach and case management program for individuals who are homeless or at imminent risk of becoming homeless and have a serious and persistent mental illness.   Our case managers collaborate with local landlords to locate affordable housing f…

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60 Hamilton St, PAterson, NJ 07505
Tel: 973-553-1101
Fax: 973-553-1102
Email: awright@cspnj.org
HOURS:
Mon-Fri 9A-4P
Saturdays 9A-2P

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Brené Brown TEDx - The Power of Vulnerability

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Brené Brown TEDx - The Power of Vulnerability

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The Power of Vulnerability | Brené Brown | TED

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How to Defeat Negative Thinking (Happify)

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How to Defeat Negative Thinking (Happify)

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How to Defeat Negative Thinking: An Animation

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"My Life is Worth Living" 20-episode series on Suicide Prevention for Teens.

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"My Life is Worth Living" 20-episode series on Suicide Prevention for Teens.

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Animated 20 part series on Suicide Prevention for Teens by former Rugrats exec; a collaboration between Utah-based Cook Center for Human Connection and Wonder Media.

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My Life Is Worth Living | Powerful Stories About the Power of Human Connection

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Home - First Animated Series on Teen Mental Health - My Life Is Worth Living | Powerful Stories About the Power of Human Connection

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YOUR LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. LEARN MORE YOUR LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. LEARN MORE Dante LGBTQ+ Negative thoughts become a world of despair for a high school football star, whose struggles with identity and an overbearing father ...

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Students with Psychosis (YouTube account)

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Students with Psychosis (YouTube account)

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schizophrenia "mental health" "students with schizophrenia" psychosis "cecilia mcgough" "i am not a monster schizophrenia" schizoaffective delusion hallucina...

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Students With Psychosis offers 28+ hours of programming each week available at no cost to students and advocates globally. Over 75% of SWP leadership is from the lived experience perspective. It is our mission to empower student leaders and advocates worldwide through community building and collaboration. Join or donate today!

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Living Well with Schizophrenia (YouTube account)

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Living Well with Schizophrenia (YouTube account)

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Hi, my name is Lauren and I live with schizophrenia/schizoaffective disorder. This is a channel dedicated to increasing knowledge around schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, and mental illness. These videos are intended to be a resource for people with the diagnosis, their loved ones, and for p…

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Brought to you by the NJ Traumatic Loss Coalitions for Youth and the NJ Chapter American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

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Substance Use Disorder Treatment offered at our location!

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Substance Use Disorder Treatment offered at our location!

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SERV's Community Behavioral Health Clinic in Clifton, NJ

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SERV's Community Behavioral Health Clinic in Clifton, NJ

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WORKER2WORKER: Helpline for Social Workers

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WORKER2WORKER: Helpline for Social Workers

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Text NJHOPE to 51684 (emotional support)

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Text NJHOPE to 51684 (emotional support)

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Transgender Days of Learning - Resource Guide to LGBTQIA+ friendly providers across NJ.

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Transgender Days of Learning - Resource Guide to LGBTQIA+ friendly providers across NJ.

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H.I.V. + LGBTQ / P.R.E.P. and harm reduction.

-Permanent housing- over 75 vouchers for those living with HIV
-Rapid Rehousing Youth Program- 6 vouchers currently for at-risk or homeless youth. 42 months/life skills/ages 18-24.

Everyone gets a Case Manager-
-Legal name change
-Gender change on license

Mobile HIV testing van, results within 10 minutes.

They have a Behavioral Health Program which currently enrolls 100 clients. Clinicians support gender-affirming care for ages 13+.

Offers psychiatric care/telehealth, computer lab, library, community space and more.

*Transportation program: Especially for those linked to medical care.

Support Groups: Youth Social Peer Group, age 13-17yo, Mondays 6-7P
Parent and Guardian Group, Mondays 6-7P
Emerging Adult Group, age 18-25+/LGBT open group/social support, Tuesdays 5-6P
Adult Trans and Nonbinary group, offered Hybrid, for all ages, Tuesday's 6:30-7:30P
HIV "Life Plus" group meets on Wednesdays

FOR SERV CLIENTS INTERESTED IN A GROUP:
Simply must complete "group form" for SERV clients who want to attend stand-alone Edge NJ group(s).

EDGE NJ ALSO OFFERS:
-$200 LGBTQ cultural training, in person or virtual for extended attendance.

CONTACT: Kelly Martins LSW MSW, Director of Program Services, K.Martins@edgenj.org / 973.285.0006 x. 94109

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Mission Statement

The mission of EDGE New Jersey is to respond compassionately and responsibly to those living with HIV, those at risk, and the LGBTQ+ communities by providing supportive services, housing opportunities, prevention strategies, and education to enhance the community we serve.

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The mission of EDGE New Jersey is to respond compassionately and responsibly to those living with HIV, those at risk, and the LGBTQ+ communities by providing supportive services, housing opportunities, prevention strategies, and education to enhance the community we serve.

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Monthly Overdose Education & Naloxone training (free)

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Monthly Overdose Education & Naloxone training (free)

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Center for Family Services | Insurance Navigator

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Center for Family Services | Insurance Navigator

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Insurance Navigator, CHIP/Medicare
Assistance with obtaining Medicaid if green card held for 5yrs. Assistance with Obamacare and subsidies for folks with green card held less than 5yrs. Can navigate through available options for low income individuals/families.

Our Contact:
Lynn Perlmutter
973-330-1744
Lynn.Perlmutter@CenterFFS.org

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Has in-person locations in Belmar (911 Main St)/Monmouth and Middlesex, some locations in Ocean county. All events are in-person or virtual. Always FREE, all ages. All events led by volunteers, all kinds of activities. The Phoenix will provide quick training to anyone interested in volunteering their expertise by hosting an event of their own.

Programs only require 48 hours of sobriety. Not a matter of insurance, all is free. Classes typically vary between 5 to 12 people; and way more prior to COVID.

The Phoenix partners with organizations and would put the organizations logo on their flyers if so.

On a national level, The Phoenix has a partnership with CrossFit. They also have their own app- "The Phoenix".

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The Phoenix's active recovery community in New Jersey is continually seeking out activities to bond our members and build a sense of camaraderie in sobriety. We host a number of regular events, including yoga, HIIT, CrossFit, book clubs, and social meetups. In addition, our New Jersey members frequently seek out adventures beyond our walls. New Jersey boasts a wide variety of landscapes. From the Jersey shore, with its white sandy beaches, colorful boardwalks, and people-watching; to the Atlantic Coastal Plains, with their pine forests and salt marshes; to the Appalachian ridge, where hiking trails lead to waterfalls and rivers; and Ellis Island, where history buffs can uncover the past. No matter what you're into, there are probably other sober people who might want to join you. Our community in New Jersey has a lot to explore. We hope you'll join us for a class or event soon.

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The Phoenix's active recovery community in New Jersey is continually seeking out activities to bond our members and build a sense of camaraderie in sobriety. We host a number of regular events, including yoga, HIIT, CrossFit, book clubs, and social meetups. In addition, our New Jersey members frequently seek out adventures beyond our walls.

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“Project Connect” in Newark, can assist with SSI, SSDI, SOAR; job training, various vocational trainings, mission is to end homelessness by assisting those without an address in obtaining housing. They would like to collaborate with our CCBHC to provide clinical services.

CONTACTS: Newark Office/Project Connect: 973-723-2307 | Ashley Hill Trotter, Director of Strategic Partnerships, 908-858-7031, ahilltrotter@bridgesoutreach.org | Mike Callahan, Director of Social Services, mcallahan@bridgesoutreach.org

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More than 2,000 volunteers each year deliver 65,000 brown bag meals, 10,000 pairs of socks and underwear, 7,500 toiletry kits, 49,000 cups of soup, and literally tons of donated clothing to over 21,000 people in New York City, Newark and Irvington, NJ.

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Furniture Voucher Program - Salvation Army, Paterson

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Furniture Voucher Program - Salvation Army, Paterson

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Salvation Army
545 West Broadway
Paterson, NJ 07522

Contact(s): Carlos Montilla, 973-790-4873 ext 2, carlos.montilla@use.salvationarmy.org
cc: Kevin Tirado, kevin.tirado@use.salvationarmy.org

For low-income clients with URGENT need for furniture/key household items:
1. Email Carlos Montilla with Salvation Army. Attach a referral from us with official SERV letterhead, include: Client name, reason for request including support as to why this client would meet criteria for urgency. You will also be required to provide a copy of client's ID or passport, proof of residency (can be a bill to the client with their name on it), the letterhead referral from our agency, and if the item requested is for a child of the client's- include a copy of the kid's birth certificate as well.

*You will be in communication with Carlos Montilla throughout the process. Transportation is not provided by Salvation Army. Some items may require being dropped off/provided in person.

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Silent Memorials for those who had lost their lives to addiction. Created and operated by parent(s) who have lost their children. Celebrating their lives, putting a face to addiction. Free service. Frequently collaborates with Alumni in Recovery. Set up events, posters with photos of loved ones lost to addiction, tables set up with resources. Our CCBHC has been invited to attend any local events, must bring a table/chair.

General email: info@alumniinrecovery.org

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We are an addiction and overdose awareness group that travels with hundreds of posters of beautiful souls who lost their lives because of their personal battle with addiction. Together with Alumni in Recovery, our goal is to change the stigma attached to the disease of addiction.

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“Project Connect” in Newark, can assist with SSI, SSDI, SOAR; job training, various vocational trainings, mission is to end homelessness by assisting those without an address in obtaining housing. (Often times, only able to work with Essex County residents.)

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Alumni in Recovery | Local Community Action Group

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Alumni in Recovery | Local Community Action Group

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Advocacy organization. They present to schools and community centers etc. Strictly believe in 12-step and sobriety (including MAT services). "Rise and Recover" podcast. Pizza Positivity project. Kindness Rock project. Collaborates with The Black Poster Project. They have a useful VIDEO LIBRARY which includes advocate stories, which can be freely used by organizations with a suggested donation.

They are currently looking for sponsors.
For their joined events with The Black Poster Project, there is typically about a 50+ people turn out.
They have a Paterson chapter.
For events, CCBHC would have to bring their own table and chair(s).

To be a SPEAKER for Alumni in Recovery: You but be completely sober, no MAT. To be a MEMBER, MAT is okay.

They are very interested in collaborating on groups and events. They are curious on whether they could become a DCO. Willing to sign an MOU. They host various groups but often struggle to find a location. They are interested in discussing costs/payment and generally an overall business exchange with CCBHC that would serve to the benefit of both organizations. They offer hybrid groups/events, after 6PM. Mondays or Fridays are best.

CONTACTS: Melissa Davies, alumniinrecoverysocialmedia@gmail.com, 201-675-1402
General Email: contact@alumniinrecovery.org

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Prevention is Key | Passaic County and Various

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Prevention is Key | Passaic County and Various

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Community centers and Peer services in Rockaway, Essex, Dover and Burlington. Does outreach work in Passaic County 2 times a week, offers Narcan trainings, harm reduction kits, linkage to Peer Services via CARES, takes on community outreach opportunities and presents at events. Offers CRAFT sessions available to family members who desire to learn how to best support a loved one who is using substances (weekly one hour session for up to 12 weeks). Includes a family support meeting on Thursdays via Zoom 6pm-7pm (meeting ID: 419-714-303).

CONTACTS: Main Line = 973-625-1998 | Kelly LaBar, Project Coordinator, 973-625-1143 ext. 127, klabar@mcpik.org | Christina Fagan, Project Coordinator, (973) 625-1998, cfagan@mcpik.org | Melody Runyon, Associate Director of Prevention, mrunyon@mcpik.org | Patrick Roff, Peer Supervisor/Director of Training and Curriculum Department, proff@mcpik.org

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Become a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist!

Prevention is Key is dedicated to the promotion of health and well being of our community, prevention substance abuse, addiction, violence and related issues through heightened awareness, advocacy, education, programs, services, information and referrals.

Morris County Prevention is Key Inc. (MCPIK) is a private, non-profit, community based health organization serving Morris County by providing science-based prevention education programs, professional development training, advocacy, information and referral services, that address issues of substance abuse prevention, recovery support, violence prevention, ATOD dependence and other emerging issues of concern to the community.

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Become a Certified Peer Recovery Specialist! Prevention is Key is dedicated to the promotion of health and well being of our community, prevention substance abuse, addiction, violence and related issues through heightened awareness, advocacy, education, programs, services, information and referrals. Morris County Prevention is Key Inc.

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Prevention Links | Various locations, NJ

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Prevention Links | Various locations, NJ

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Primarily in Union County, some Hudson County, and provides job assistance outside of Union County. Ideal for collaboration on Vocational services. Provides job coaching/support for any NJ resident in recovery. “WorkForce Support” program at their main office in Roselle, are willing to work from our CCBHC office once a week to meet with our clients. They offer a free class on Coping with work and family stress, 8 weeks long via Zoom for males and females. Help teaching Microsoft Office, they have a CAN training (currently awaiting state approval), IC3 online courses for early stage computer literacy. Always tailored to individual’s interest. Assists with obtaining GED. Assistance with transportation barriers. Coordinates with clothing agencies for business attire. Turn-around time for Peer Recovery Specialist to reach out is 24-48 hours after application is received.

CONTACTS: Morgan Thompson, Chief Executive Officer, 732-381-4100 ext 137, mthompson@preventionlinks.org | CindyMarie Dix, Director of Recovery Community Development, cdix@preventionlinks.org | Kia Abdus-Sabur, Intake Specialist, kabdusSabur@preventionlinks.org | Ramona, Intake Peer Specialist

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Prevention Links | Union County, NJ | Prevention of Drugs and Alcohol

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Prevention Links is a private, not-for-profit organization, which takes a leadership role in the prevention of drugs, alcohol, tobacco and related issues.

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Free assistance with learning public transportation.

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Resources on how to help adults and youth navigate what comes next.

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City Relief Outreach | Paterson/Various, NJ

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City Relief Outreach | Paterson/Various, NJ

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Weekly bus outreach to provide food, clothing, other needed items and assist with referring to services on Thursdays (with Eva's Village) and Saturdays* from 10AM to 2PM outside the Good Shepherd at 336 Broadway, Paterson. Their largest outreach day is every Wednesday*, Broadway/Summer outside the Paterson Library, 12PM-4PM. (*CCBHC IS WELCOME TO PARTICIPATE). They partake in Paterson’s Opioid Response Team, in conjunction with a police officer and EMS both in plain clothes, to offer transport to treatment right then and there. Referrals for MAT go to Saint Joe’s and individual is able to skip any wait/line.

CONTACTS: Joe Shultz, Outreach Director, joes@cityrelief.org | Vanessa Gutierrez, Outreach Coordinator, vanessa@cityrelief.org

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HOMELESSNESS CAN HIT ANYONE. JOIN US TO HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS LIVING ON THE STREET. Donate or volunteer today.

Welcome to City Relief, formerly New York City Relief.

WE CONNECT PEOPLE TO THE THINGS THEY NEED.

IF YOU LOST EVERYTHING, WHERE WOULD YOU START?

At City Relief, we connect people who are hurting and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try. When everything falls apart, the long journey back begins one step at a time: emergency shelter, food, socks, ID, detox, employment, and the belief that a brighter future is possible!

THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU!
City Relief volunteers are beacons of hope and connection to those who are hurting and isolated. We mobilize over 6,000 volunteers a year - and whether it's your first time or your hundredth time, you have something unique to bring to the table. Volunteers transform lives - including their own.

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HOMELESSNESS CAN HIT ANYONE. JOIN US TO HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE LIVES OF OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS LIVING ON THE STREET. Donate or volunteer today. Welcome to City Relief, formerly New York City Relief. At City Relief, we connect people who are hurting and homeless to resources they need to survive, and the hope they need to try.

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The Recovery Village @ Cooper | Cherry Hill, NJ

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The Recovery Village @ Cooper | Cherry Hill, NJ

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The Recovery Village @ Cooper typically accepts only private insurance. However, with a VA Referral, veterans can receive treatment regardless of their insurance status. Inpatient (and outpatient) services offered.

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The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper

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Drug and Alcohol Rehab in New Jersey | The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper

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The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper is an accredited rehab center in New Jersey that offers help for addiction and co-occurring issues.

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EAGALA "A Stable Life" | Free Equine therapy | Bergen County, NJ

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EAGALA "A Stable Life" | Free Equine therapy | Bergen County, NJ

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Through EAGALA, A Stable Life, located at the Bergen Equestrian Center, offers Equine therapy to all. They have a FREE program which included 8 free one-hour sessions. (These services are provided by the VA Adaptive Sports Grant). No cost to service members and veterans.

Contact: 201-670-7178 / whatahorsecando@gmail.com

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Offers group, family and individual equine experience sessions. Does not require prior experience. An adjunct to primary treatment programs. Professional, clinical staff.

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Veterans Justice Outreach Assistance

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The New Jersey Reentry Corporation (NJRC) is a non-profit agency with a social mission to remove all barriers to employment for citizens returning from incarceration.

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Veterans Roundtable

We would be honored if you joined The New Jersey Reentry Corporation as we host a Veterans Zoom Roundtable, on Friday, January 21, at 10:30…

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Our client, Amirah, from NJRC at Greater Newark Conservancy, shares her reentry story.

It felt like I was accomplishing something every day by coming here.
Amirah

Tom Reigle was a classic candidate for recidivism. After thirty years in prison he had virtually no resources or connections that could help him successfully reenter modern society. It’s hard to imagine how much the world has changed in thirty years, and what its like to be gone for all of it. Luckily with the help of JCETP Tom has acquired a job and has been put in touch with housing providers and will be living on his own.

Ramon, one of our clients at NJRC at the Center of Hope in Paterson, explains why reentry services are so important.

The minute I stepped into this program… you just feel the energy, and it makes you want to get out there and just do positive things. It gives you a sense of wellbeing.
Ramon

Oseyba credits NJRC Paterson staff for his positive transition after being incarcerated.

Since coming to the reentry program, I found a job… I never thought it would happen so fast. I’m proud of myself.
Oseyba

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Rearrest (technical violation and felony) Rate

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IOP Addiction Treatment | Medicated Assisted Treatment

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Supportive Services for Veteran Families

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Supportive Services for Veteran Families

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Supportive Services for Veteran Families

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National Veterans Legal Services Program

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National Veterans Legal Services Program

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The National Veterans Legal Services Program (NVLSP) is a national nonprofit organization that has worked since 1981 to ensure that the government delivers to our nation's 22 million veterans and active duty personnel the benefits to which they are entitled because of disabilities resulting from their military service to our country.

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NVLSP Launches Burn Pits Claims Assistance Program

NVLSP, Burn Pits 360 Release White Paper

White Paper concludes VA Unduly High Standard For Diseases that Merit Presumptive Service Connection Due to Toxic Exposures from Burn Pits in SW Asia. Read report here.

NVLSP Wins CRSC Case for 9,000 Vets

Court Orders U.S. Gov't to Pay Full Combat-Related Special Compensation (CRSC) to 9,000 Army, Navy, Marine Corps & Air Force Veterans. Click link above for details.

NVLSP's Releases 2021-2022 VBM

Click the link above for more information on the new edition of NVLSP's Veterans Benefits Manual, the most comprehensive treatise on veterans law..

Celebrating 40 Years of NVLSP

Since 1981, NVLSP has become a national, high-impact veterans service organization fighting for justice for those who served us. Learn more by clicking above.

VA Identifies Over 60,000 Cases For Review

Responding to Court Order enforcing Nehmer Consent Decree, VA must review thousands Blue Water Vietnam Veterans & survivors cases for retroactive Agent Orange benefits.

News & Events

13 May 2022

NVLSP, Burn Pits 360: VA Imposes Unduly High Standard For Disease Presumption Due to Toxic Exposure

22 Apr 2022

Federal Court Issues Initial Ruling in Favor of Veterans Seeking Back Awards of CRSC Over $10,000

05 Apr 2022

CVLC, NVLSP Sue Navy For Failure to Give Black Veterans Fair Chance at Discharge Upgrades

10 Mar 2022

Covington, NVLSP Sue Navy For Thwarting Navy, Marine Reservists Access to Disability Retirement

07 Mar 2022

NVLSP, Vet Advocates File Supreme Court Amicus to Ensure Veterans Can Challenge VA Decisions

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NVLSP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that has worked since 1981 to ensure that the government delivers to our nation's 22 million veterans and active duty personnel the benefits to which they are entitled.

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Hackensack University Medical Center | Hackensack, NJ

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Hackensack University Medical Center | Hackensack, NJ

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Services: Carrier Clinic, Inpatient MH and SUD (at Blake Recovery Center/Carrier Clinic) 296 beds, a school and residential facility for teens/adolescents.

Contact(s): Main Line: 1-844-HMH-WELL

Insurance: Most insurances, including Wellcare Medicaid.

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We have all been through a lot the past two years! Things are returning to normal in many ways, but the impact on our emotional and mental health may linger and unfold for years to come. Hackensack Meridian Health, the largest and most comprehensive health care network in New Jersey, is here to help provide the resources, expertise and care. May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, and there is no better moment to recognize and reflect on the importance of managing our mental health in the same way we manage our physical health. Green is the color for Mental Health Awareness Month, and it not only represents positive emotions, but also "action"...as in time to move, time to go forward! Which is why we all eagerly anticipate the traffic light turning green! Green is also known to be a color of calm, tranquility and comfort. Green represents renewal and flourishing. We see it as our lawns turn green and trees and gardens bloom.

Green will also be the backdrop of our hospitals and care facilities. As you pass by any of our hospitals during the month of May, you will see them lit up green in honor of Mental Health Month.

Please join us in prioritizing mental health - not only every day in May, but every day of the year.. It is truly time to talk about mental health. Talk to someone, listen and seek care when you need it.

If you need a place to start, have a conversation with your primary care physician. They are looking after your total well-being, physical and mental!

Our network provides every level of care you may need for mental health and addiction treatment. From the most severe inpatient care or medical detox addiction treatment, to walk-in care at our Urgent Care with Behavioral Health, outpatient services and specialized psychiatrists and therapists, we are here to help.

Some of our services and facilities include:

For more information on providers and locations, view the accompanying pages.

Behavioral Health Services at Hackensack Meridian Health

Behavioral health, mental health, and psychiatry - these are all related terms for emotional health and well-being. It is long overdue that society treated these issues like any other medical condition, and removed the fear and stigma about discussing them or seeking care. At Hackensack Meridian Health, we believe it is important that people feel comfortable discussing issues of concern in a safe and supportive environment. It is what you, your loved ones, our neighbors, and communities deserve.
Our services and capabilities include:

Inpatient services for acute mental health issues

Inpatient addiction detox/rehab recovery at Blake Recovery Center (at Carrier Clinic)

Comprehensive outpatient services (Intensive Outpatient Program and traditional Outpatient services)

A 296-bed dedicated Behavioral Health hospital at Carrier Clinic

Specialized programs and care for opioid, alcohol, substance abuse, and addiction

Treatment for depression, stress, anxiety and mood disorders

Child, adolescent, and family services

Geriatric and caregiver programs and support

A school and residential facility for troubled teens and adolescents (East Mountain Lodge and East Mountain School)

Emergency psychiatric services in network Emergency Departments

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We have all been through a lot the past two years! Things are returning to normal in many ways, but the impact on our emotional and mental health may linger and unfold for years to come. Hackensack Meridian Health, the largest and most comprehensive health care network in New Jersey, is here to help provide the resources, expertise and care.

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Care Management Organization (CMO), contracts with DCF, demographic ages 0-10 years old, emotional/behavioral/SUD. Individualized care, outreach youth where they are at (in the community, in-home, in school, etcetera). Offer in-home Clinician/mentor. Intention is to be short-term, then step-down for outpatient/in-community. Accepts Medicaid/no cost. Must meet their grants “Perform Care” criteria to work with Circle of Care. They refer elsewhere after 6 months to a year of receiving their services, and refer out for higher level of care.

ACCEPTS: All insurances, processed through PerformCare.

CONTACTS: Ambar Ramirez, Educational Liaison Specialist, 973-942-4588 ext. 147 / 973-406-9074, aramirez@cocucmo.org | Paulina Dutton, Community Resource Manager, pdutton@cocucmo.org

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Circle of Care CMO - Success One Family At a Time

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Help managing your child's behavioral challenges at home or in the community is available. At Circle of Care we support families through face-to-face visits and/or through confidential video conferencing. We continue to be available during the COVID 19 pandemic.