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Providing support to families experiencing pregnancy loss, stillbirth, infant loss, or a life-limiting fetal diagnosis. Anne helps parents navigate difficult decisions, create meaningful memories with their baby, access resources, and receive compassionate care before, during, and after loss.
Trailway ABA is committed to helping you and your child navigate the ASD journey with care and compassion. Drawing from a wide array of services and therapies and many years of ABA experience, our staff will personalize the care best suited to your individual needs.
The YMCA of the Jersey Shore helps strengthen individuals and families through extensive of outreach services through the New Jersey Division of Children’s System of Care Services and the Division of Child Protection and Permanency (formerly Division of Youth and Family Services).
Non-profit organization in Toms River that provides a client-choice food pantry, baby supplies, hygiene products, rental assistance (currently TR residents only), and referrals and resources.
Licensed-level clinicians provide in-home counseling services to help children and youth who are experiencing emotional and behavioral crises in Bergen, Burlington, Essex, Middlesex, Monmouth, Mercer, Morris, Ocean, Passaic, and Sussex counties with experienced, bilingual providers.
Neuropath Behavioral Healthcare provides Comprehensive Therapeutic Support Services designed to address a wide range of emotional, behavioral, and developmental challenges. Our approach is rooted in evidence-based practices, and our team of highly trained professionals is dedicated to providing individualized care for every client.
A Better Tomorrow Counseling Services provides IIC and outpatient therapy for individuals, families, couples, and children. We provide a wide variety of therapeutic techniques to help you reach your goals. We employ a client-centered approach and believe clients guide the process of therapy.
The mission of The Open Door is to share the hope and love of Jesus Christ, encourage an understanding of the sanctity of life, provide life-affirming alternatives to abortion, and support these alternatives with compassionate and practical care.
The MORE Project (Mom’s Offering Recovery Experience) provides FREE peer support services that are specifically tailored for moms in recovery living in Ocean County, staffed by moms in long-term recovery who understand the unique challenges & complexities of both motherhood & recovery.
Each location offers materials to borrow, free Internet access, computer classes, varied programs for adults, teens, and children, as well as volunteer opportunities for teens and adults.
At 21 Plus, we are dedicated to providing community-based programs in Ocean County, NJ, and Camden County, NJ for individuals over the age of 21 with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Our mission is to provide children who suffer from the trauma of living with addiction and children who suffer from grief due to a substance passing with a safe place to find the strength to cope and build a strong, healthy foundation to heal.
Ocean County PIC, Inc. in partnership with the Ocean County Achievement Center (OCAC) on Ocean County College Campus, provides young adults, ages 16-24, a safe and friendly environment to learn and explore career opportunities.
A premier, full service equestrian facility providing boarding/training, lessons, and horse sales. We are tucked away in a secluded wooded area on the cusp of Bass River State Forest in Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
The website for Berkeley Township lists all programs and events.
The Ocean County Department of Human Services was established to initiate and support program development to address human services needs in Ocean County.
The Mission of Ocean’s Harbor House as a community organization with a recognized history of providing shelter, support, and programs for homeless youth and families is to empower our youth and families in need to build successful pathways, relationships, and futures.
Parents As Teachers is a community resource for residents of Southern Ocean County (Little Egg Harbor to Forked River) for parents with children under the age of 3. Please contact us today and find out how we can be an important resource to your family and your growing baby with the Parents as Teachers program!
Check out the Parent Pantry of St. Francis Counseling Services! Baby/toddler/parent supplies and resources free of charge for new parents residing in Ocean County. Call our office for more information on how to receive a free supply bag: 609-494-1554.
Surviving to Thriving support group is for survivors of recent or past sexual assaults, offering a safe and empowering space to begin the journey of healing. Referrals are being accepted, and there is no fee to participate.
Parenting groups are run in 12-week cycles provided throughout Ocean County funded by the Department of Children and Families.
The Human Concerns Program is a homeless prevention initiative that provides support for clients facing financial hardships. When funding is available, we assist with utility and housing issues through grants from a variety of sources
Founded in 1972, St. Francis Community Center offers a wide variety of services and programs aimed at meeting the needs of residents of Ocean County, regardless of age, race, gender, nationality, religious affiliation, handicapping condition or socioeconomic status.
We provide education, support, and systems advocacy to empower families and persons with mental illness. We provide self-help and grassroots advocacy, offer emotional support, information, and advice about treatment and community resources.