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Union, NJ
Street Smart Outreach
Visions and Pathways
Street Smart Outreach is a dedicated street outreach program located in Union, NJ, providing vital support to youth and young adults aged 13 to 21 facing homelessness or unsafe living conditions. Our mission is to identify and assist vulnerable individuals by meeting their immediate needs and connecting them with critical resources. We offer essential services including food assistance, clothing, blankets, and access to shelter, alongside crisis intervention counseling. Our compassionate outreach counselors provide transportation to necessary services and referrals to healthcare and social service agencies. We also share essential information regarding HIV/AIDS, safe sex, substance abuse education, and help with obtaining important documents. Available 24/7, our bilingual outreach counselors are here to support those in need, ensuring that no young person has to face these challenges alone. If you or someone you know is in an unsafe situation, reach out to us for help.
1371 Park Ave, Union, NJ 07060
Union, NJ
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH) in Union, NJ is dedicated to supporting families and individuals facing homelessness or at imminent risk of losing their homes. We serve those who fall outside welfare qualifications, providing essential services that include emergency food, emergency shelter, and assistance with housing and utility costs. Our team is here to help you navigate available resources and connect you with critical support services designed to stabilize your situation. We believe in the dignity of every individual and are committed to making a positive impact in our community by ensuring that no one has to face homelessness alone.
Princeton, NJ
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ) in Princeton, NJ, is dedicated to providing vital Emergency Assistance to those in need. Our committed team helps eligible clients access essential food, clothing, shelter, and household furnishings, along with temporary rental aid, back rent or mortgage payments, and utility support for heat, water, and electric. We understand that navigating financial hardships can be overwhelming, which is why we offer transportation assistance for housing searches and help with moving expenses to ease the transition. While Emergency Assistance typically lasts up to 12 months, we strive to support individual circumstances through possible extensions during times of hardship. If you've been employed for at least 20 weeks but have lost your job, we are here to help you explore options for state unemployment benefits and welfare support when those benefits expire. We are here to offer practical assistance and care for those facing challenges.
181 How Ln, Princeton, NJ 08903
Princeton, NJ
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
At Social Services for the Homeless (SSH) in Princeton, NJ, we are dedicated to providing essential support to families and individuals facing homelessness or at immediate risk of it, especially those who may not qualify for welfare assistance. Our program offers a compassionate approach, helping clients navigate the complex system of resources available to them. We provide critical services such as emergency food, emergency shelter, and financial assistance for housing and utilities, ensuring our clients have access to the support they need during challenging times. Our mission is to empower those in crisis with the tools and guidance to regain stability and find a path forward.
15 Olden St, Princeton, NJ
Sicklerville, NJ
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
At General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ) located in Sicklerville, NJ, we are dedicated to providing essential support to individuals facing urgent financial hardships. Our program offers Emergency Assistance, which includes vital resources such as food assistance, clothing, temporary shelter, and household furnishings. We understand the critical need for stability, which is why we also provide temporary rental assistance, help with back rent or mortgage payments, and support for utility costs, ensuring that basic needs are met. Additionally, we facilitate transportation for those seeking housing and assist with moving expenses. While our Emergency Assistance is typically available for up to 12 months, we recognize that each situation is unique and offer potential extensions in cases of hardship. If you have recently lost your job, our team is here to help you explore eligibility for state unemployment benefits and additional welfare options. We are committed to empowering our community in Sicklerville by providing compassionate, practical assistance during challenging times.
400 Holly Dell Dr, Sicklerville, NJ 08080
Sicklerville, NJ
Emergency Services
Camden County Council on Economic Opportunity, Inc. (OEO)
Emergency Services in Sicklerville, NJ is dedicated to providing crucial support to individuals facing urgent needs. Our services include emergency food assistance, rental payment aid, and relocation assistance, all facilitated through compassionate case management. We understand that life's challenges can lead to difficult situations, and we are here to help. To access our programs, applicants must complete a screening form and provide documentation showing the circumstances that contributed to their current situation. Whether you are facing eviction or are currently homeless, we work diligently to provide referrals and support tailored to your unique needs. Our goal is to empower you to regain stability and ensure you can meet future household expenses. If you are in need, please reach out to access immediate assistance and guidance as we work together to find the best path forward.
538 Broadway, Sicklerville, NJ 08103
Hoboken, NJ
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
In Hoboken, NJ, General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ) offers vital Emergency Assistance to individuals facing immediate challenges. Our mission is to provide essential support including food, clothing, shelter, and household furnishings to those in need. We understand the urgency of these situations and aim to alleviate hardship with temporary rental assistance, mortgage payments, utility support, and transportation for housing search. While Emergency Assistance is generally available for up to 12 months, we are committed to working with clients to explore extensions based on their circumstances. For those who have recently lost employment after at least 20 weeks of regular work - through no fault of their own – we guide them in accessing state unemployment benefits, with continued support available through welfare programs as needed. Our approach emphasizes compassion and practicality, ensuring that individuals have the resources they need to rebuild their lives.
257 Cornelison Ave, Hoboken, NJ 07302
Hoboken, NJ
Emergency Assistance
North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC)
Located in Hoboken, NJ, the Emergency Assistance Department is dedicated to helping individuals and families navigate urgent crises with compassion and efficiency. Our services are designed to provide immediate relief, including emergency food assistance, rental support, and motel accommodation for those in distress. Additionally, we offer rapid re-housing services and residential maintenance to ensure everyone has access to safe and stable living conditions. Our caring staff is committed to empowering our clients through difficult times, helping them find solutions and regain their footing.
800 31st St, Hoboken, NJ 07087
Hoboken, NJ
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH) in Hoboken, NJ, is dedicated to supporting families and individuals facing homelessness or at imminent risk due to circumstances that exclude them from traditional welfare programs. Our mission is to bridge the gap by providing essential services such as emergency food assistance, emergency shelter, and financial support for housing and utilities. We also offer guidance in navigating the available resources and connections to local services, ensuring that everyone has access to the help they need. We understand the urgency of these situations and are here to make a difference one person at a time, fostering stability and hope within our community.
Somerset, NJ
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
General Assistance's WorkFirst NJ in Somerset, NJ, is dedicated to helping individuals in crisis through essential emergency assistance programs. We provide critical support that includes food assistance, clothing, temporary shelter, and essential household furnishings to those facing hardships. Our services also extend to temporary rental assistance, covering back rent or mortgage payments, utility costs, and transportation for housing searches. While our emergency financial aid can be accessed for up to 12 months, we understand that some situations require additional support, and we are equipped to assist those experiencing significant challenges. If you've recently lost your job after 20 weeks of stable employment due to circumstances beyond your control, you may qualify for state unemployment benefits, with welfare options available afterward. At WorkFirst NJ, we are committed to helping our community regain stability and build a better future.
181 How Ln, Somerset, NJ 08903
Somerset, NJ
Street Smart Outreach
Visions and Pathways
Street Smart Outreach serves youth and young adults aged 13 to 21 in Somerset, NJ, who are facing homelessness or experiencing unsafe living conditions. Our dedicated outreach program is committed to identifying and assisting vulnerable individuals by addressing their essential needs. We provide food, clothing, blankets, and crucial access to shelter, as well as crisis intervention counseling and transportation to vital services. Additionally, we connect young people with healthcare and social services, offer education on HIV/AIDS and safe sex, facilitate the acquisition of necessary documents, and provide information on substance abuse. Our outreach counselors, available 24/7, include Spanish-speaking professionals to ensure comprehensive support. If you or someone you know is struggling with housing instability or safety issues, we are here to help.
16 4th Ave, Somerset, NJ 08807
Somerset, NJ
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
Social Services for the Homeless (SSH) in Somerset, NJ, is dedicated to supporting families and individuals facing homelessness or those at immediate risk of losing their homes. Recognizing the challenges faced by those who may earn just above the welfare threshold, our program provides essential resources including emergency shelter, emergency food assistance, and financial support for housing and utilities. Our team is here to help you navigate the complex system and connect you with the resources you need to regain stability. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, please reach out to us today to start the journey towards a safer, more secure future.
Bloomfield, NJ
General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ)
State of New Jersey Department of Human Services (DHS) - Division of Family Development (DFD)
At General Assistance (WorkFirst NJ) in Bloomfield, NJ, we understand that life can bring unexpected challenges, which is why we are committed to providing vital Emergency Assistance (EA) to those in need. Our program offers essential support including food, clothing, shelter, and household furnishings, alongside temporary rental or mortgage assistance, utility payments, and help with transportation to secure stable housing. Our aim is to alleviate immediate hardships and help individuals regain their footing within a limited timeframe of 12 months, with possible extensions for those facing significant difficulties. If you've recently lost your job after at least 20 weeks of employment through no fault of your own, we are here to guide you toward available state unemployment benefits and additional welfare support as you transition through this challenging period. We believe in the resilience of our community and are dedicated to assisting our neighbors in Bloomfield as they work toward a better future.
18 Rector St, Bloomfield, NJ 07102
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