Resources

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Arc of New Jersey Family Institute

(732) 246-2525
985 Livingston Avenue
North Brunswick

The Arc of New Jersey Family Institute is a statewide program that helps family members gain the tools and knowledge necessary to become an effective advocate for their child with an intellectual and developmental disability. It also supports families as they navigate the different service delivery systems including IEPs, Medicaid, and state services.

Vida Wellness and Counseling Services

(201) 335-8271

Multilingual mental health practice offering virtual mental health services for adults who are struggling with severe symptoms of anxiety, depression, stressors, chronic illness, life transitions and perinatal mental health, and complex trauma. EMDR services provided. We currently offer services in English, Spanish, and Haitian Creole. 

True North Clinical Services LLC

(732) 673-2032

In-home and in-community therapy (children, adolescents, adults, families, couples), ARC Grow, Nurturing Parenting, specialized evaluations ( juvenile firesetting, mental health diagnostic, substance abuse, risk assessments) clinical consultation, and special education advocacy.

AlsoHuman

(646) 639-8954

Individuals with Disabilities are Also Human!
AlsoHuman is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the rights, dignity, safety, and independence of individuals with disabilities. We work to strengthen disability policy and legislation at both the state and national levels.

Peaceful Mind Counseling Services LLC

(973) 289-1820

Peaceful Mind Counseling Services provides wraparound, trauma-informed care for youth and families. We specialize in suicide prevention, depression, anxiety, LGBTQ+ support, autism, juvenile care, and offer ARC Grow and Nurture Skill Parenting programs.

Talk About It LLC

(732) 956-6635
Harbor Bay Circle
South Amboy

We believe in healthy communication. We believe that talking about the issues is the answer to overcome our daily challenges. Our goal is to facilitate positive communication skills, identify the barriers to a healthy relationship and develop appropriate ways to improve the relationship.

Quality Families

(732) 702-1377
395 Route 70
Lakewood

Provides IIC crisis services to stabilize families experiencing circumstances which place a child or family at risk. Quality Families provides mental-health therapists who come in-home to provide counseling and therapy to the youth or family who is in crisis.  Provides outpatient therapy and parenting consultation.

Outsiders Youth Association

(973) 855-1206
120 S 3rd St
Phillipsburg

Outsiders Youth Association is a provider of home healthcare services, specializing in Intensive In-Community Services and Behavioral Assistance Services. We are dedicated to enhancing the social competence and wellness of our community, delivering professional-quality services tailored to the ever-changing needs of people. Serving Ages 3-20.

Northeast Family Services of New Jersey

(551) 204-7570
1149 Bloomfield Avenue
Clifton

Northeast Family Services of New Jersey is Licensed by the Department of Health and offers:

  • Individual Counseling 
  • Child, Youth, and Family Counseling
  • Couples Counseling
  • Medication Management 
  • Domestic Violence
  • Parent Coaching

Maria Trovato, LCSW

(732) 331-0152

Providing Intensive In-Community Clinician individual and family therapy in English and Spanish. Providing  Parent Coaching and  ARC Grow services to parents.

Latino Family Connections

(609) 854-0688

Latino Family Connections LLC is an organization that brings diversity to our communities with the sole goal of connecting and meeting families where they are in their journey.

In-Home Parent Coach

(201) 315-4151
151 W Passaic St
Rochelle Park

The In-Home Parent Coach® has been a trusted provider for in-home services throughout Northern New Jersey since 2008. We provide the following services: IIH-Clinical, ISS, IIC, and Parent Coaching.

Family Transition Support Services (FTSS)

(609) 394-0299
1949 Hamilton Avenue
Hamilton

Our agency philosophy stems from the premise that every individual and family has strengths and capabilities that can and should be developed.

Gaming Approaches Towards Education (GATE)

(732) 587-5339
1036 Amboy Avenue
Edison

Our licensed mental health counselors in Edison, NJ can help with challenges associated with autism, depression, anxiety, and more.

Integrated Adolescence IOP - PHP Program

(732) 387-7828
1 Radar Way
Tinton Falls

Integrated Adolescence is an intensive outpatient (IOP) program or partial hospitalization program (PHP)

The course of treatment is focused on wellness recovery and is best suited for preteens (12-13) and teens (13–18) and their families who are experiencing anxiety, depression, or who are recovering from trauma.

Now with a location in Toms River!

Too Much Stuff

(732) 244-0940
1747 Hooper Ave
Toms River

TOO MUCH STUFF: offers a safe, judgment-free space for people struggling with clutter, excess belongings, or hoarding behaviors, to share experiences, connect with others, and explore supportive strategies for change at their own pace.

Community Threads Store by CLCL Foundation

(848) 227-1205
270 Chambers Bridge Road
Brick

Community Threads Store (CTS) provides free, dignity?based access to clothing, accessories, cleaning supplies, hygiene products, kids' and baby items, and other essential household items for individuals and families. A short intake is required for shoppers.

New Jersey Youth Resource Spot (NJYRS)

P.O. Box 729
Trenton

NJYRS website, designed and crafted from top to bottom by the Youth Council members themselves. Council members have lived experience with the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (CP&P), the Children’s System of Care (CSOC) and the DCF Regional Schools.

Community Options, Inc.

(609) 951-9900
16 Farber Road
Princeton

A nationally-based nonprofit organization headquartered in Princeton, Community Options believes in the dignity of every person and in the freedom of all people to experience the highest degree of self-determination. Community Options provides housing, support services, and advocacy assistance to help empower people with disabilities.

Girls on the Run of Central NJ

(908) 642-4321

At Girls on the Run, trained coaches meet with girls in small teams. We inspire girls to build confidence through interactive lessons and physical activity.

NJ State Elks Special Children's Committee Scholarship Program

(732) 326-1300
PO Box 1596
Woodbridge

Applications must be received by April 10, 2026
The NJ State Elks Special Children’s Committee is offering scholarships for graduating NJ seniors with disabilities. Two $10,000 awards and two $4,000 runner-up scholarships are available.

Hearts of Mercy Tutoring and Mentoring

(609) 339-2341
364 N Main St.
Manahawkin

Hearts of Mercy provides FREE tutoring and mentoring to qualifying families, and affordable rates for all other families in Ocean County. Available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM. To register, contact: info@heats-of-mercy.org or 609-339-2341. Visit: https://hearts-of-mercy.org/ for more information. 

CrystalCare ABA

(732) 609-7624
23 King David Drive
Lakewood

CrystalCare ABA provides ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) services statewide to youths with ASD from ages 2-21. We provide services in home, in daycare/school, and in the community.

Lumina Mental Health

(732) 880-1779
1301 West Park Ave
Ocean

Lumina Mental Health LLC is a dedicated provider of comprehensive behavioral and mental health services, specializing in supporting children, youth, and families through personalized care. Our mission is to empower individuals by delivering high-quality, community-based services that promote emotional well-being and stability.

ScreenNJ

ScreenNJ aims to increase screening for breast, cervical, colorectal, genetically-linked, HPV-linked, lung, prostate, and skin cancers to reduce cancer mortality rates, to reduce disparities, and to educate New Jersey residents about the importance of cancer screening, early detection, and prevention.