Residential programs for people with multiple disabilities are what AMIB does with love, patience, and expertise.

Offering nutritional counseling for children and families. Specializing in nutritional therapy for children with autism spectrum disorders, ADD/ADHD and gastrointestinal disorders.

The mission of the Ocean County Board of Social Services is to serve residents of Ocean County in the administration of approximately 60 programs. The Ocean County Board of Social Services provides eligible county residents with financial, medical, and social services assistance. Assistance can be granted for emergency circumstances, as well as to meet ongoing needs.

All residents of Ocean County, NJ can receive a free issue of our Parks and Recreation Newsletter. This quarterly publication lists all our adult and kids' programs, classes, sports events, trips, festivals and more!

The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), Ad Council, and The Jed Foundation (JED) have launched the suicide prevention campaign Seize the Awkward. This national public service campaign aims to empower teens and young adults to reach out to friends with mental health issues who may be at risk for suicide

The Alpha School is a private day facility approved by the NJ Dept. of Education which provides an enhanced alternative program to the public schools.

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CUNA es un programa de salud y servicios sociales para los padres latinos. CUNA cultiva una alianza nueva de familias dentro de la comunidad.

Una guia rapida para familias

The National Autism Association is committed to those with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) who may be prone to wandering off or eloping from a safe environment, and may be unable to recognize danger and/or stay safe.

CHEMED provides comprehensive preventive and primary care medical, dental and behavioral health services for adults and children, as well as health education, and nutrition services

Selecting a Service Provider to Address Challenging Behavior Making Choices, Becoming Empowered

Seleccionar un proveedor de servicios para abordar el comportamiento desafiante Tomar decisions, fortalecerse

NAMI- This program is a free, 12-week course for family caregivers of individuals with severe mental illnesses. The course is taught by trained family members. All instruction and course materials are free to class participants. This program significantly improves a family’s ability to cope with an ill relative’s mental disorder.

ARCH nurses counsel about reproductive health and reducing HIV transmission, conduct pregnancy and STD testing, offer adult vaccines, teach safer injection practices, provide wound care consultations and arrange referrals for preconception, antenatal and HIV specialty care.

In many states, foster youth must leave the social services system (“age out”) when they turn 18 or graduate from high school. But few young people are capable of starting adulthood on their own at the age of 18; imagine starting out as a foster child with no family and no guardian to help you establish an independent life.

Our comprehensive services include individual, group and family therapy; medication management and education; nutrition education; nursing education; self-help groups; occupational therapy; and recreation therapy.

Supportive housing is permanent, affordable, lease-based housing for people of low income with access to flexible supportive services.

The HOB provides food and clothing to those people who find themselves in need.

Program’s Mission

K.E.Y.S. Academy mission is to provide an academically innovative and supportive environment which will serve to eliminate the achievement gap for adolescents who have been diagnosed with a substance use disorder and are seeking a sober, healthy lifestyle.

Coastal Preparatory High School helps adolescents stay on track academically while recovering from addiction.

SPECIALIZING IN:

Co-Occurring Disorder

Eating Disorders

Substance Abuse Addiction & Addictive Disorders

Trauma/PTSD

Evidence-Based Treatment Methods

Funding for these programs is provided in part through the Recreational Opportunities for Individuals with Disabilities Grant from NJ Department of Community Affairs .   The purpose of this grant is to provide funding for individualized, inclusive recreational programming for individuals with  disabilities.

The College of New Jersey’s Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) provides comprehensive supports to students in recovery from alcohol and/or other drugs. Through TCNJ’s Collegiate Recovery Program we offer Lion’s House, RECreate Your Night, and counseling services.