About
They help people with food, housing, and job-related insecurities. They are inclusive and provide counseling, lifelines, and essential services to anyone in need. Their aim is to help those who need help, which has been the same as it was when the agency was founded nearly a century ago. They offer various services, including counseling, mental health services, vocational services, nutritional services, and more. They have multiple offices in Atlantic and Cape May counties, with varying hours of operation. They are accredited and have a strong commitment to serving their community.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Counseling Services
They provide counseling services to help individuals and families cope with various challenges.
Mental Health Services
They offer mental health services to help individuals and families manage mental health issues.
Vocational Services
They provide vocational services to help individuals find employment and achieve their career goals.
Nutritional Services
They offer nutritional services to help individuals and families access healthy food and nutrition resources.
Holocaust Survivor Services
They provide services specifically for Holocaust survivors, including counseling and support.
Family Life Education
They offer family life education services to help individuals and families develop healthy relationships and parenting skills.