Resource Directory

Call or live chat on website. Free and confidential support for people in distress or their loved ones. Prevention and crisis resources on website. American Sign Language services available. Button to call on website, plus text lifeline.

Day care services for seniors

If someone you know is 18 years of age or older and is the subject of abuse, neglect and/or exploitation, contact your county APS office.

Supports and promotes independent living for people with disabilities in Middlesex, Somerset, and Union counties in New Jersey. Includes Information and Referral Hotline: English (732-738-4388) and Spanish (732-738-1941) - housing, transportation, employment, benefits and funding resources, accessibility, discrimination and legal rights, finding adaptive equipment, and assistive technology and community supports.

Crisis services for mental health, and wide range of services for disabled children and adults. Dedicated to providing housing, healthcare, meaningful employment, and recreational opportunities

Non-emergency housing, case management, and supportive services for houseless individuals, disabled folks, and folks with mental health diagnoses. Somerset County only.

Local services for people with disabilities, families, and caregivers

Local services for disabled adults and children, families, and caregivers. For children: early intervention, developmental daycare, integrated developmental preschool

Counseling center and support for youth and disabled folks; groups available. Many other locations in NJ.

Various social services, see website or call for more information

Various social services, see website or call for more information

Various social services, see website or call for more information

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location holds summer camp, not childcare

Little free pantry to take or leave anything.

In home counseling and telehealth for children, teens, and families - serves much of NJ including Somerset and Hunterdon Counties

Majority in-home services for youth with emotional and behavioral challenges, and autism, plus counseling

Job training and related services for young disabled folks

Info on services for children and teens with emotional and behavioral health care challenges, and their families. Behavioral Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disability Services, Substance Use Treatment

Support groups and free services serving immigrant families of Chinese origin affected by mental illness

Provides legal advocacy, training, and education for low income people with disabilities and the elderly. Represents people who are unable to afford private attorneys.

Housing and mental health services and support with specialized programs for veterans and young adults

Housing services and employment services for people with disabilities/caregivers

Private counselor for preteens, teens, and adults

Private counselor

Private counselor and psychiactric nurse pracitioner for adults and teens

Private counselor

Private Counselor for ages 4+. Faith-based counseling offered for Christians

Programs and support for people with disabilities and their families

Contact for concerns about abuse of people with disabilities, plus services info and training.

State services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families

Employment assistance for people who are blind, visually impaired, or deaf-blind

Services for disabled folks

Programs for disabled folks (children, adults, veterans, seniors, and caregivers)

Programs and support for disabled folks and their families

You may qualify for SNAP if you: work for low wages, are unemployed or work part-time, receive welfare or other assistance payments, are elderly or disabled and live on a small income

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location holds before and after school care for grades Pre-K through 5.

Career Center with supportive, specialized services for different populations

Career Center with supportive, specialized services for different populations

Counseling center for children, teens, and adults - groups available - specializing in child and adolescent, PTSD and EMDR, and Gender Non-conforming and Transgender clients

Counseling and neuropsychological testing

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location holds daycare (as young as infants), early education, full day kindergarten, school age child care, and summer camp

Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity offers repair help for Hunterdon and Somerset County homeowners who qualify as low or moderate income. Repair programs include: Brush With Kindness, Home Safety and Repair, Critical Home Repair. See website for more details

Hunterdon County shared public transportation including dialysis treatment. For any resident of Hunterdon.

Local helpline for Hunterdon residents

Variety of services for the whole community. Includes free therapy groups for youth

Equine/horse assisted therapy services

For African American families affected by mental illness.

Peer-led support group for adults (18+) in the LGBTQ+ community to discuss mental health and LGBTQ+ topics

Free programs for caregivers and people with family members who have mental illnesses

*Must be referred through 211. Naomi's Way through Catholic Charities provides permanent housing for disabled folks who were previously homeless. Services include linkage to community services, including employment services, life skills training and case management.

Online weekly support groups for people affected by mental illness and their families

Safe, confidential services for Deaf survivors and service providers through email, live chat, and video phone.

ABLE is a 529A tax-advantaged savings program for persons with a disability, which allows for saving money for qualified disability expenses, tax-free.

Job search, placement, and free job training workshops for all NJ residents

Educational webinars, trainings, and support of families and individuals with Tourette Syndrome

Provides funding for affordable home ownership and housing opportunities

Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) provides case management services to people with mental illness who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness. The program works with Somerset County residents and links them to mental health, entitlements, and housing.

Through Somerset County Office on Aging & Disability Services: assists those with permanent physical disabilities maintain their highest level of independence while remaining active in the community. PASP is designed to provide individuals 18 years of age or older with physical disabilities with choice, flexibility, control, and the opportunity to tailor their personal care services through a monthly budget.

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location has summer camp and school age child care (grades K-5) for after school, a monthly charge.

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location has summer camp and school age child care for Montgomery grades 1-6 (before and after school).

Local services for people with disabilities and their families

Ask a police officer (non-emergency), view emergency and non-emergency alerts online, community resource list, anonymous tips, "special needs registry" to support disabled folks.

Accommodation requests (Americans with Disabilities Act - ADA) for litigants, attorneys, jurors, witnesses and other court users with disabilities. See the website for form and more information.

Transportation updates, educational information on safe and environmentally-friendly travel. Also has BikeConnect program, which gives bikes to adults who need reliable transportation for employment.

SEEK THEN SPEAK is a tool for sexual assault survivors and support people. In SEEK, you can privately gather information and explore your options for medical care, supportive services, and reporting to police. If you choose, you can even begin the process of reporting to police by completing a self-guided interview in SPEAK (in over 100 languages and with screen reading capabilities). SPEAK does not save any information you provide. All data are deleted following a report that is sent to you, to share with a counselor, law enforcement, etc. App created by End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI).

Provides emergency shelter and rental assistance to homeless or near homeless individuals and their families who are unable to obtain assistance from government or other agencies.

Services and therapy for children with disabilities 3-21

Support groups for those affected by mood disorders, including family and friends

Variety of services beyond books/materials, including notary, ESL, citizenship, groups, jobs, etc.

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location has daycare (3 months +), early education, school age child care (before and after school), and summer camp

Wide range of services - see tags and website for info. This location has summer camp and school age child care (before and after school, grades K-5). Grades K-10 with private transportation can also attend

Little free pantry available to all to take or leave something.

Wills, Power of Attorneys, Healthcare Directives (Living Wills) for Senior Citizens ages 60 and over and for disabled individuals. Counties Serviced: Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Monmouth, Ocean, Salem

Workshops and support for parents of youth with and without disabilities. Lots of info on website

Arc Mercer group for LGBTQ people with special needs; “SNAP” to support community integration and advocacy.

Website with information on substance use disorders and treatment options, including assistance with finding support.

Education and supports for caregivers of children and adults with disabilities

Services for youth and families. By working effectively with schools, the Juvenile Justice System, and mental health and behavioral health providers, as well as advocating for family voice, choice and community support, CMOs help youth succeed at home, in school, and in the community.

Resources and services for people impacted by crises - to meet basic needs, including tax prep/filing

Eligibility: Apartments are available to homeless or formerly homeless individuals who can provide verification of a disability. Income requirements include a minimum income of $17,400 and a maximum of $32,200 for the single occupancy apartments and a minimum of $22,000 and a maximum of $32,000 for the studio apartments.

Web chat is 24/7. Can also request to work with a Deaf advocate or someone who speaks ASL - this is from Monday to Friday, 8am-5pm. Website also has ASL videos on top bar about their services. DASACC is a domestic and sexual violence services organization providing free services and based out of Warren County, NJ.