Provides pregnancy tests, maternity and baby clothes, formula, food, diapers, referrals to pre-natal clinics and other agencies that will help the pregnant girl or woman. All services are free and confidential.

Ministers to the needs of women with unplanned pregnancies and offers practical help and support to overcome the problems created by an unwanted pregnancy so that a woman will choose to bring her child to term rather than abort.

Developing employment opportunities for persons with barriers to entering or re-entering the workforce. This is achieved through education, training, employment and commitment to quality and customer service.

Accessible train, bus, lightrail and ADA paratransit public transportation services. Service runs 7 days a week, 6AM to midnight.

Administered under the Office of Human Services, ADAP provides resource, referral and support services to families of activated military personnel living in Burlington County. Works in conjunction with McGuire's FRC/FSC and Ft. Dix ACS.

Support group based on the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous for co-dependents and adult children of alcoholics.

Services provided to individuals with cognitive and/or physical disabilities to obtain and maintain employment. Assessment/ career planning, job development, placement, on-and- off site support, follow-along and worksite accommodations.

Provides a wide range of affordable housing services to lower income people – from homelessness to homeownership.

Meeting the unique needs of girls (ages 12 to 17) regardless of race, creed or socio-economic status. Building character and purpose; helping young girls grow into self-respecting, self- confident young women.

Provides direct services to – information and referral, case management, buddy program, and support groups – as well as advocates for persons with AIDS, those who are HIV- positive, their families and the worried well.

Free, confidential HIV counseling and testing service.

Support group for anyone affected by an alcoholic. Only eligibility requirement is to be a relative or friend of an alcoholic, or have exposure to one. Volunteers must be members. Wheelchair accessibility depends on the meeting site.

Provides information about recovery from alcoholism and directions to meetings.

A program of the Burlington County Health Department Provides referral services for indigent residents to adult and adolescent outpatient and inpatient treatment programs, halfway houses and mentally ill chemical abuser programs.

Helping people live with ALS; advocating for ALS patients and caregivers; and supporting research into the cause, cure and treatment of ALS.

Supports research and provides patient and family support programs and services to those affected by Alzheimer's Disease in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester and Salem Counties.

Nationwide, community based health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy and service.

To prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes.

Research; continuing education for doctors and nurses; referrals for CPR courses in area; heart health education; work site education programs; literature on request; and memorial contribution program.

Provides services for the purpose of preventing and controlling lung disease. Asthma education, tobacco programs, COPD support groups, smoking cessation clinics and education materials.

Disaster relief; community preparedness; blood services; military family assistance; HIV/AIDS education; involvement in international crises; emergency education; water safety/rescue; first aid; CPR/AED education; workplace health education.

Providing quality comprehensive psychiatric, medical and rehabilitative services that encourage maximum patient independence and movement towards community reintegration within an environment that is safe and caring.

Regional shelter providing services for stray and unwanted animals. Shelter works with municipal animal control officers.

Dedicated to eliminating animal suffering, promoting the importance of the human-animal bond and improving recognition of the role of animals in the well-being of people.

Serving adults and children with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities from Burlington County.

Provides partial care mental health services to at-risk children and youth (ages 5 to 18) and severely and persistently mentally ill adults.

To improve lives through leadership in the prevention, control and cure of arthritis and related diseases.

Support group for parents of autistic children; information and resources for the autistic community; recreational activities for autistic persons and their families.

Housing and community-based services to the aging population. Goal is to maintain, restore or promote good health and well-being, in an atmosphere of caring and Christian concern. Services are primarily for members of supporting churches.

Goal is to give the finest home care service available to families in need by providing skilled nursing, personal care and companionship.

Mediation/arbitration service to consumers with problems in the marketplace. Information on businesses. Educational service to schools, colleges, service and community groups through talks and to the general public through news releases and spot announcements on radio and TV.

Assisting boys and girls at risk from single parent homes or dysfunctional families and providing them with a qualified mentor to serve as friend, guide, confidant and positive role model.

For emotionally disturbed males (ages 11-18). Residential home facility, day treatment center, and dual diagnosis unit for mentally ill chemical abusers; support services; complete educational and psychological treatment approach.

Preparing young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetime by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

Mission is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens.

Outpatient treatment for substance abuse, both drug-free and methadone. AIDS testing/education, drug evaluations, drug-free counseling, drug testing via monitored urine samples, methadone detoxification and methadone maintenance. Services are also available to the deaf.

Schedules patients for psychiatric hearings in any NJ facility when they are admitted through the county. Determines whether patients are financially capable of paying for services received.

Supportive services in a day setting, enabling its participants to remain in their own community. Reaching out with care for people regardless of race, color, national origin, age, sex, religious creed or handicap.

Provides permanent, loving homes to shelter animals and educates the public to spay and neuter all pets in order to help eliminate the suffering and euthanasia of unwanted animals.

Mental health programs providing social and vocational rehabilitation, supervised residency, partial care programs, counseling and addiction treatment.

Serving the citizenry of Burlington County through information/referral services and cash assistance, nutritional support, health coverage, child support and employment programs.

A comprehensive public community college offering a wide range of academic programs, professional development programs, non-credit courses, and cultural activities.

For low-income Burlington County residents. Programs address education, housing issues, day care, and information and referral.

For children (ages 3 mos. to 5 yrs.) of low income families residing in Burlington County. Breakfast, lunch and snack provided.

Provides full range of general dentistry services on an income based sliding scale/fee for service basis.

Substance abuse treatment for adults. Inpatient and out-patient programs utilize behavior modification techniques, 12-Step recovery programs of AA/NA and counseling. Admissions require an on-site evaluation, available by appointment only.

Responds to natural disasters and hazardous substance spills. Central Communications answers 911 calls, providing police/fire/ emergency medical dispatch services. Forensic Laboratory provides criminal evidence and expert testimony in cases involving controlled dangerous substances. Public Safety Training Center is used for police officer firearms training and certifications.

A program of the Burlington County Health Department Inspections, investigations and enforcement actions in accordance with state law and municipal ordinances. Non-emergency complaints must be filed at municipal buildings or at Burlington County Health Department.

Trains local emergency squad members and fire department personnel as emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Volunteers must be trained EMTs.

Health services including: communicable disease control; dental health care; environmental health; pollution control; chronic illness screening; education programs; maternal child health programs; immunizations; substance abuse rehabilitation and prevention services for uninsured and under-insured residents.

Presents numerous programs, events, tours and exhibits, many open to the public. Tours of historic homes in Burlington City. Extensive research library and archives. Gift shop open during regular tour hours. Minimal charge for the tour and use of the library and archives for non-members.

Public, non-profit secondary and post-secondary institution preparing adolescents and adults to enter the labor market and/or continue their education in schools of higher learning.

24-hour coed facility with a capacity for 24 juveniles that provides for the lawful detention of juveniles involved in criminal matters pending disposition by the Family Court.

The Burlington County Library System consists of a headquarters location in Westampton and seven branch locations: Bordentown, Cinnaminson, Evesham, Maple Shade, Medford, Pemberton and Riverton.   The library system responds to the information needs of the community, using the latest technology to link local, national and global resources, providing access to extensive and relevant print, audio-visual and electronic resources.

The Burlington County Office on Aging plans and coordinates services for senior citizens of Burlington County.

Investigates and mediates marketplace complaints; counsels on consumer rights, provides consumer education and pamphlets; monitors for consumer fraud; provides landlord tenancy information; directs inquires to appropriate agencies.

Planning, monitoring, coordination, allocation and contracting for State and County funded services including alcohol and drug abuse, human services and mental health services.

Operates three schools, providing educational programs and therapeutic services for more than 1,300 special needs pupils.

Ensures secure waiting room for victims/witnesses waiting to testify. Companionship, meal reimbursement and travel arrangements. Liaisons with law enforcement agencies. Education on criminal justice system and victim/witness assistance. Makes referrals to social service agencies for counseling.

Supervision Services monitors any persons placed on probation by the courts and those required to perform community services. Support Enforcement Services enforces and monitors all child support orders which are payable through the Probation Division.

Rent subsidies for families whose income does not exceed 50% of the median family income. Applications accepted only when announced. All applicants placed on a waiting list.

Provides several free programs for the citizens of Burlington County, including special programs for the elderly and youth.

Evaluation of school districts for certification. Review of budgets and grant applications. Oversight and communications between local districts and State. Licenses teachers and other educators, sets standards for school improvement and administers statewide assessments to measure student achievement.

A diversionary program for first time juvenile offenders who have minor complaints signed against them.

An advisory body to the Freeholders and the Superior Court on issues concerning youth and families involved, or at risk of involvement, with the Family Court.

Provides information and referral; resolution of billing problems; Medicaid cards for the SSI population; prior authorizations of durable medical equipment, out of state hospital services, invalid coach transportation services, and partial care program participation; monitoring of home health care services and partial care facilities.

School based program designed to work with parenting/pregnant youth. Includes individualized academic instruction, maternal and child health care, counseling, career guidance and resource assistance. Students attend school with their babies.

Accessible transportation services for elderly (60+) and adult disabled (21+) within the county. Shuttle for general public - Pemberton, Mt. Holly, Willingboro, Beverly and Edgewater Park.

A long-term care nursing home licensed for 170 beds, in addition to a 30-bed psychiatric hospital.

Provides free legal assistance to low income people in certain types of civil cases. Practice concentrates on preserving housing, services for victims of domestic violence, and assisting people obtaining and retaining public benefits.

Cancer screening tests, physical exams, education and referrals for age-eligible men and women. Exemptions for age eligibility are made for men and women with family histories of cancer.

A taped message answers questions concerning cancer for cancer patients, members of their families, friends, or those worried about cancer.

Enhancing neighborhood security, heightening the community's powers of observation and encouraging mutual assistance and concern among neighbors. Involves the joint efforts of federal, state and local governments and community residents. Information about 2-hour course and schedule provided online.

Financial assistance for families whose children have an illness or condition not covered by insurance, State or Federal programs, or other source, such as fundraising.

Providing Willingboro area residents with: utility bill assistance; Christian school (ages 2 1/2 through 3rd grade); after school program; drug/alcohol program; summer day camp.

Outpatient treatment, education and support for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals experiencing problems with drugs and alcohol. Second Chance Program provides services for transitioning into or out of treatment, including motivational counseling, mobile treatment counselor and relapse prevention services. Services also available for family members. Trained, deaf counselors provide all services in ASL, certified interpreters provided as needed.

Information/referral, advocacy, speakers bureau, short-term emergency care, parent training, professional training, support groups, lectures, workshops and conferences, legislative affairs.

Education, employment, assistive technology, housing and advocacy for children and adults with temporary or permanent disabilities including cerebral palsy, brain injury, spinal cord injury, spina bifida, mental retardation, stroke, hearing or visual impairments, learning disabilities, drug/alcohol illness, arthritis, etc.

Responding to child abuse victims. Each case is tracked from the time of disclosure through final disposition. A team approach provides investigative expertise, mental health services, criminal justice system advocacy, crisis intervention and child protective and social services as needed. Community education programs available.

Information and referral on day care centers and state certified home providers. Questions related to child development pertaining to placement in child care. Spanish spoken.

Location Program: for children who have run away or have been abducted by a parent or a stranger. Mediation Program: for parents who have abducted their own children and wish to mediate a co-parenting agreement.

Fingerprints children and provides their parents with an emergency Child Identification Record booklet, which includes the child's descriptive information, a place for a photograph and the fingerprint impressions, should the child ever be reported missing. Groups are welcome to schedule for this free service.

Preventative health services: physical exams and immunizations for infants and pre-school children of income eligible county residents. Clinic sites are located throughout the county.

Available to Burlington County residents only. New Jersey State Certified technicians are available to check for unsafe seats and recalls and to make sure that the seat is installed correctly. To schedule an appointment or locate a checkpoint near you, please call.

Provides information to parents or legal guardians on: locating the absent parent; determining if the person is legally responsible; court orders for financial or medical support; enforcing child support. Childhood Immunization Clinic
609-265-5533
A program of the Burlington County Health Department
15 Pioneer Blvd., Westampton, NJ 08060

Clinics are held for school aged children at the Burlington County Health Department, when scheduled, on the fourth Monday of the month.

To help children and their families by providing professional and support services which enable them to achieve their full potential.

Emergency 3-Day supply of food and clothing, Thrift Store, Community Lunch, NJ Shares Utility Program, Salvation Army Services Unit, job training, rural homeless outreach, networking, men's shelter, basket program.

Ensures that individuals with developmental disabilities have equal access to supports and services which help them to be independent and integrated members of their community.

A program of the Burlington County Health Department Investigates specific reportable infectious diseases and institutes appropriate control and prevention measures. State law requires that all communicable diseases be reported.

CAEC provides a substance abuse prevention program for Evesham area teenagers and parents. The Statewide Community Organization Programs opened the RAP Room in 1980 to provide services to the community.

Provides quality child day care that addresses the nutritional, developmental, and special needs of the children enrolled.

Provides information about hazardous substances in the workplace and the community.

Family support group for death of a child (including adult children); open to parents, siblings, and grandparents, regardless of circumstances, child's age or how recently the death occurred. Also offers self-help support groups and phone support.

Family and individual budget and financial counseling. Assistance in establishing debt management plan and negotiating with creditors for reduced monthly payments. Consumer education. Credit report and housing counseling available.

24-hour telephone helpline service, staffed by trained volunteers. Dedicated to maintaining the highest quality service in a sensitive and caring manner reflecting a genuine respect and acceptance of those served.

An academic medical center committed to excellence in education, research, and the delivery of the highest quality clinical services, leading to superior customer satisfaction and a healthier community.

World renowned bio-medical research institute with major commitments to research on cancer, aging, birth defects and environmental hazards; on-going educational programs for physicians and other medical professionals.

Providing evaluation and treatment referrals for drug/alcohol dependant defendants. Program includes both adults and juveniles and aims to recommend treatment in lieu of incarceration when appropriate.

Intake Unit provides information/referrals on the court system, mediation programs, county services and other agencies. Municipal Court Dispute Resolution Program provides mediation in the local courts using trained volunteers. Also providing mediation in Small Claims Court, family mediation in custody and visitation matters, and research evaluation and program development of alternative dispute resolution programs.

Working to improve the quality of life in southern New Jersey through transportation solutions.

Residential and community based services to homeless, abused, abandoned, and neglected youth. Serve pregnant and parenting teens, youth transitioning to independent living, and runaway and homeless youth.

Information and referral for patients with Cystic Fibrosis and their families. Public and professional education. Fundraising to support research and treatment for these patients.

Supports municipal school districts with certified instructors in this nationwide program. Any district whose municipal police department does not have the resources to provide this service may request information from the Sheriff's Department.

Full-service, teaching hospital specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac, pulmonary and vascular diseases. Diagnostic testing, second opinions, consultations with specialists, non-surgical alternatives including the latest technological advances, and open heart surgery for adults and children.

Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis for county residents. Transportation for the elderly/handicapped available if eligible.

Dooley House: a transitional home for children who are medically fragile or HIV-positive. Referrals are made through DYFS. Hogan House: a transitional resident and case management program for homeless adults with HIV/AIDS. Transportation available.

A non-profit organization that promotes, supports, and coordinates volunteerism. Calls taken by the Volunteer Center of Burlington County.

Partnering with people to provide accessible mental health and social services that will improve our communities.

Serving children and young adults with autism, behavior disorders and multiple disabilities. School; residential services; family support services; accredited clinic and agency; family counseling; parent training and support and advocacy.

Provides transitional housing, referral services, emergency food pantry and beauty salon.

Services to individuals and their families so they may live, work and play with equality, dignity and independence. Camping/recreation, housing, in-home personal assistance, fiscal intermediary, equipment loan, job placement, supported employment, community-based support and mental health services.

Information on: financial aid; GED; day care facilities at colleges; senior programs; adult school programs; state university and colleges; graduate/professional study; vocational- technical schools; business, trade and technical schools; bilingual programs; apprenticeship programs; external degree programs, etc.

Educational assistance, workshops and seminars; lending library of instructional materials (games, toys, videos), research findings on all aspects of education and special programs. Prevention Programs: substance abuse, child assault.

ELM Lifelines provides mental health services for women and their families with chronic and acute threats to wellness, delivered in a professional, private practice model regardless of ability to pay.

Free cellular telephones are provided to seniors and persons with disabilities for Emergency 9-1-1 access.

Emergency services, transitional housing, security deposit, rent, mortgage funding, emergency food, recycled clothing, furnishings, energy assistance, advocacy, and case management. Donations accepted.

Offering family support services including respite, after school and recreation. Programs include a job technology program and social security program.

"To put experience to work." Services include: Senior Community Service Employment Program; Staffing Service for people 40+ years of age; geezer.com website for seniors to market their hand-made crafts.

A grocery shopping and delivery service for Camden, Burlington and Gloucester Counties. Shop from a catalog and order by phone, with delivery the following day.

A family support organization that represents and responds to the issues of parents/guardians of children with emotional, behavioral and mental disorders. Parent advocacy; education and training; strength based family activities; family companion support, resource library and quarterly newsletters.

Juvenile delinquency complaints, petitions of support, custody, paternity, visitation, termination of parental rights, abuse neglect and domestic violence complaints: 856-518- 2645. Dissolution complaints/pre-judgement motions: 856-518-2621. Direct filing of dissolution (divorce) complaints and post-judgement motions: Central Processing Unit, 1st Fl., Clerk's Office.

Non-profit, non-denominational, cooperative play group. Mothers must stay with child and actively participate on a regular basis. Tuition covers church donation, insurance and some supplies. Mothers take turns leading the group and planning activities and snacks.

Low-cost, confidential clinics provide county residents with examinations by a physician; pregnancy testing, STD testing, family planning. Fees charged on a sliding scale. Some may be eligible to receive services at no charge.

Provides preventive and therapeutic mental health services to individuals, families and groups primarily in Burlington County and South Jersey. Services include: counseling; divorce mediation; strengthening families; teenage parenting; psychiatric support; adoption support; developmental disabilities program and group homes.

Direct, community-based, family-to-family support for children and families with special emotional, behavioral and mental challenges who are enrolled in the Children's Initiative, with emphasis on families and resources for families.

Builds strong kids, strong families and strong communities through programs committed to improving an individual's spirit, mind and body.

A Federal prison using volunteer translators, teachers and religious staff; vocational training; GED; pilot parenting program.

Loans provided to low-/very low-income families to pay for closing costs and/or down payment on the first time purchase of a home.

Transportation to doctor, hospital, X-rays, therapy, or legal obligations. Services limited to residents of Cinnaminson, Delran, Palmyra, Riverton and Riverside.

Mission is to assist in the elimination of hunger and malnutrition in Camden, Burlington, Gloucester, and Salem Counties.

A church with a variety of outreaches for the surrounding communities, including prisons, maternity home, food bank, counseling in a variety of areas, etc.

Direct social services to military personnel and families. Information, referral and follow-up, child development, services for the handicapped, intervention, treatment and prevention of family violence.

A fellowship of men and women who share experiences, strength and hope with each other to recover from compulsive gambling. Programs follow 12 steps adapted from AA.

Dedicated to encouraging all girls to reach their fullest potential in keeping with the values and ideals of the Girl Scout Promise and Law.

Committed to providing services that improve the quality of life of individuals with disabilities and their family members.

A 100% volunteer organization, the band performs at parades and concerts at a very reasonable fee.

Provides education, job training and employment services that prepare individuals with disabilities and disadvantages for competitive employment in the community.

12-step support group for people suffering from mental illness/ emotional problems caused by divorce, death in the family, troubled personal relationships, etc. Small group format.

Free trigger locks or cable gun locks to prevent accidental discharge by a child or unauthorized person. All firearms not in use should be unloaded and locked in a secure location.

Homeownership for low-income families using as much volunteer labor and donated materials as possible. Applicants apply for 20 year, no interest mortgage and put in 500 hours labor on Habitat work sites.

Inpatient, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs for adolescents, adults and older adults with psychiatric or psychiatric/substance abuse disorders.

A free preschool child development program for low-income and handicapped children between the ages of 3 and 5 years.

Providing schools, businesses, community and social groups with health screenings, educational materials, health fairs, etc.

Offers case management, lending library/information exchange, legislative advocacy and other assistance to persons with hemophilia and their families.

Deferred payment or low-interest loans to low-income homeowners to make essential repairs to their homes.

Free home security surveys and safety modifications are provided to seniors and persons with disabilities.

Permanent, long-term rental housing for low- and moderate-income residents of Burlington County. NO transitional housing.

Support/information for recently widowed men and women of all ages. Meetings in Marlton, Moorestown, Pemberton and various SJ locations. Prefer volunteers who have used the program.

Support group for grieving parents. Meets monthly and establishes a supportive network with other parents who have experienced the loss of a child, either during pregnancy, at birth, or up to one year. Calls are taken by CONTACT.

Information on HUD Programs (including HUD Homes for sale, mortgage insurance, rental assistance) and contact information for administering agencies.

Supports and serves any refugees who have settled in this area. This is a program of Catholic Social Services of the Camden Diocese.

Information for families of babies on monitors due to being high risks for Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

Pneumonia and influenza immunizations are provided for persons designated as "high risk" by the US Health Service. Times and locations of immunization clinics provided in local newspapers.

United outreach by the religious community in Burlington Co. to provide shelter, meals, and assistance to homeless families.

Travelers are advised to call Burlington County Health Department for information on immunization requirements and updated health regulations for international travel.

Provides certified addictions counselors operating a 2-day education program for persons convicted of DWI offenses. Referrals to other treatment programs as needed.

Providing effective, affordable and accessible human services to children, adults and families, including those with special needs, residing within the geographic area of Southern NJ encompassed by the Jewish Federation.

Educates and inspires young people to value free enterprise, business and economics to improve the quality of their lives. Programs for elementary, middle and high school students. Integrates program materials, training and support to provide the successful bridge between education and business.

The world's leading nonprofit, non-governmental funder of diabetes research, was founded in 1970 by the parents of children with juvenile diabetes – a disease which strikes suddenly, leaving the child insulin dependent for life and carrying the constant threat of devastating complications.

Non-sectarian social service agency committed to enriching the lives of the Jewish and general communities and to promoting the physical and mental well being of the community at large by providing social, cultural, recreational and health-related programs for all age groups.

Provides a comprehensive educational experience for deaf and hard-of-hearing children (birth to 21) in a day or residential program. Additional programs: multi-handicapped/deaf blind, and PLUS for children with emotional disturbances.

Kennedy is an integrated health delivery system serving the communities of Southern New Jersey.

Support group providing breast feeding information; meetings for pregnant and nursing women; telephone information.

Special education school serving students (ages 3 to 21) with multiple disabilities. Individualized programs using an integrated team-approach model. Family support services, respite program and social activities.

For boys and girls (ages 14 to 20) who have an interest in pursuing a career in law enforcement. Meets every other Tuesday evening with speakers who specialize in various law enforcement specialties and field trips scheduled throughout the year.

Police officers who encounter seniors in need of services can quickly notify agencies that will provide the needed assistance.

Provides legal referral to residents of Burlington County. Attorney will speak with client for reduced fee of $35.

Preventive education and case management of lead poisoned children. Free lead screening for eligible children aged 6 months to 5 years.

Nonpartisan information to citizens on elections, government and voting. Encourages informed, active participation of citizens in government and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Moderators and facilitators available.

Parent information and advice about learning disabilities. Midway School: a non-public school approved by the State to receive learning disabled children from Burl. Co. school districts. Fee paid by sending district. Camp Melpine: a day camp for children.

Working to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's Disease and myeloma and to improve the quality of life for our patients and their families.

Provides free literacy instruction to adults through trained volunteers; offers support services and resources to volunteers and students; collaborates with other agencies.

Evaluation/treatment of adults with physical disabilities to help individual live as independent a lifestyle as possible. Offers inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.

Mission is to educate and support those affected by Lupus and find a cure.

The mission of Lutheran Social Ministries of NJ is to serve those who hurt, who are in need or who have limited choices.

A national, all volunteer, non-profit organization with 95% of all contributions going to our programs, which include Lyme disease education and research.

Provides information and emotional support for people suffering from Lyme Disease and provides Lyme Disease education for the general public.

Mission is to stop DWI and underage drinking and be of assistance to the victims of that crime. Offers guest speakers and victim services.

A non-profit organization dedicated to granting the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.

Confidential clinic held at BCHD providing family planning information and contraception. No appointment is necessary.

Goal is the prevention of birth defects and the promotion of healthy babies. Professional and public health education materials; films; speaker's bureau; information and referral; community services. Grants for medical services, professional and public health education.

Residential addiction treatment and sub-acute detoxification for adults. The first addiction treatment agency in New Jersey and still providing state-of-the-art recovery tools.

Programs for children of active and retired military personnel, members of reserve components and Dept. of Defense civilian employees. Meeting place for youth-oriented organizations such as Scouting and 4-H.

Home-delivered meals for the ill, elderly and handicapped (60+ years). Meals served once a day by paid driver. Congregate Luncheon Club offers lunch and activities. Provides referrals to other programs and services.

Comprehensive medical history forms, outlining the medical history of the senior are placed on the home refrigerator with special decals to alert first responders that this crucial information is available.

A nonprofit, faith-based owner, manager and developer of affordable housing for low- and moderate-income residents of Burlington County. Volunteers used for special projects.

Mission is to promote mental wellness and eradicate the stigma of mental illness through community education, advocacy and support services to those struggling with mental illness.

Nursing, therapy, home health aide and hospice services at home to patients ranging from newborns to the elderly. Most insurances accepted. State licensed, accredited, Medicare/ Medicaid certified.

Inpatient, outpatient, sub-acute and day rehabilitation programs for stroke, traumatic brain injury, joint replacement, arthritis, amputation and other physical disabilities.

Direct patient support services to MS victims and related disabilities. Group/spouse/peer counseling; literature and supplies; equipment loans; newsletter; group social activities; and limited transportation and housing.

Coordinates volunteers for substance abuse prevention activities for county municipalities.

MDA is a source for news and information about neuro- muscular diseases, research and services for adults and children with neuromuscular diseases and their families.

Our goal is "to be there": that is to be available when families, caregivers, and mentally ill persons need help, guidance and sympathetic ears.

Self-help support group based on the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous.

Goal is to improve social and economic status of minority groups, eliminate prejudice and keep public aware of adverse effects of racial discrimination. Gives help and links those in need with appropriate referral within the community network.

Working with the US Department of Justice to serve as a resource to 17,000 police departments nationwide in the search for missing children.

Providing patient/community service, public/professional education and research for treatment, prevention, and cure of all kidney and urological diseases. Support groups, patient workshops, lending library.

The National Organization for Women works for political, social and economic equality between women and men.

Information and referral, crisis intervention to runaways and other homeless or troubled youth on confidential hotline. Messages can be delivered to parent/guardian with available call back for a reply. Conferencing between caller and service agencies available.

A national organization with an international reach to provide better vision for the poor by recycling eyeglasses, jewelry, watches and hearing aids.

A Christian organization devoted to the well being of pregnant women.

Leadership, support, opportunities and resources so that people can live, work and enjoy life in the way they choose.

Services and programs are available to all visually impaired NJ residents without regard to other disabling conditions, sex, age, race, nationality or religious and cultural orientation.

Field office of the State Dept. of Education. Services to local school districts in the areas of budgeting, building programs and self-improvement studies. Conflict resolution between the community and the local school. Provides a Child Study Supervisor.

Provides compensation checks for eligible clients. Administers unemployment insurance benefits.

State government information center.

Investigates complaints of employment, housing and public accommodation; discrimination because of race, religion, color, national origin, nationality, age, ancestry, marital status, sex, handicap, or liability for service in the Armed Forces. Complaints may be made by phone, letter or in person.

Provides services to the deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, and late deafened citizens of New Jersey.

Services for persons with developmental disabilities to assist in living as independently as possible. Work and day programs, case management, program support, family support as well as community respite residences.

"World of Work" workshops; job seeking and job information. Employment counseling; job referrals; aptitude testing; TJTC certification; referral to supporting services; proficiency testing.

Provides vocational rehabilitation services to enable persons with physical or mental disabilities to obtain or remain in employment. Services may include diagnostic evaluation, vocational counseling and guidance, physical restoration, training, and job placement.

Protection of children from abuse and neglect. Assessment and evaluation of families to determine appropriate services. Foster care placement. Case management services. Adoption services provided through the Adoption Resource Center.

24-hour phone hotline for drug and crisis counseling; information and referral to prevention resources and treatment statewide.

The core mission of the NJ Family Care program is to provide health insurance to children who have no insurance.

Provides books in large print, Braille and cassette to individuals certified as unable to use regular printed materials due to visual or physical disability. Print materials and videos available on deafness and hard of hearing issues, in addition to special equipment for loan. TDD available.

For citizen complaints, call your state senator or assemblyman or the Office of Constituent Relations, Governor's Office, 609-777-2500.

Statewide information and referral for support groups, toll-free helplines, psychiatric emergency lines and community helplines; training and workshops on development of self- help groups.

Sets education, training and examination requirements for doctors and disciplines those physicians who do not comply with the standards set by law.

Provides individuals with disabilities job placement, job coaching services and assistance in preparing for the workplace vocationally, socially and personally through job training.

A program of the Burlington County Health Department OEL's purpose is to link organizations and agencies through advanced technology to better serve county residents.

Provides job seekers and employers with a complete array of labor market and work preparation services.

Teaching hospital with regional services, including rehabilitation, prevention programs and general healthcare.

Fellowship for those who meet to help one another understand and overcome their common problem of compulsive overeating. Call for information on local meetings.

Helps parents to deal with the demands, stresses and frustrations of raising children. Provides parent support groups, family helpline, children's programs, training and community education and resource library.

Comprehensive treatment, research and education of Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders. Physical therapy, neuropsychological testing and social services. More than 30 Parkinson's support groups affiliated with the center.

Information and support for victims of the disease.

Preservation of farmland and open space and the education of young children in the importance of respecting and loving animals.

Personal care for individuals (age 18 to 65) who are permanently physically disabled needing help with essential tasks of daily living. Services provided are non-medical. Goal is to enable individuals with physical disabilities to work, go to school and live independently.

Confidential police computer database containing crucial descriptive information and a current photograph available to register a family member who may suffer from a physical or mental disability, that may cause them to wander and be unable to return home unassisted.

A nonprofit volunteer organization providing compassionate telephone support to people who have lost, or who anticipate losing a pet through death or any other kind of separation.

A state-funded prescription program which helps eligible NJ residents with the cost of prescribed medication, (including insulin, insulin needles, certain diabetic testing materials and syringes, and needles for injectable medicines used for the treatment of multiple sclerosis).

Mission is to preserve the resources of the New Jersey Pinelands through advocacy and education.

Believes in the fundamental right of each individual to manage his or her own fertility, to privacy in reproductive decision-making, and access to education and professional counseling, and the right to every human being to be wanted, contributing to an enhancement of the quality of life, strong family relationships and population stability.

In cases of suspected poisoning, call for immediate recommendations for treatment. Also provides information on the effects of drugs.

Established in 1977 to provide a refuge for wildlife that is sick, elderly, injured, abandoned, etc. that could not survive on their own.

Rehabilitation facility, located in Pemberton Twp., offering residential and outpatient aftercare treatment for substance abusers.

Provides job skills and life skills training for adults; math and language tutorial programs for children; along with various mentoring and intervention programs.

Services primarily limited to New Jersey American Indians, also low-income individuals/families. Referrals are available.

Clinics are held in cooperation with area hospitals and provide county residents with prenatal services including education and social service referrals.

Home visits, case management and education aimed at preventing infant mortality, improving the medical status of children and preventing child abuse and neglect for low- income families.

Free literature on alcoholism, drug and tobacco use and related topics such as HIV/AIDS, co-dependency and Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. Videos available for loan. Prevention education for children, parenting training, educator training, congregational training and courses for DAD/DADC credit hours.

Free public awareness/referral service to assist parents and professionals by identifying available early intervention, preschool handicapped and special education programs throughout the state. Develops and distributes information to the public about early intervention and special education services for children (birth to 21 years).

Mission is to end the cycle of domestic violence through education, empowerment, and advocacy while providing a safe haven from abuse at an emergency shelter with confidential location.

Legal representation for indigent people, juveniles and adults, who are charged with criminal offenses and cannot pay. Interpreter available.

Office of Emergency Management helps residents prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters; Forensic Science Laboratory services local law enforcement in drug analysis, blood alcohol determination, arson analysis, urine confirmation; Central Communications Center handles 911 response services for the entire county.

Municipal officials, veterinarians, and BCHD personnel work closely together to safeguard against the spread of rabies through public education, surveillance and monitoring, rabies testing, and immunization.

Residential program for troubled boys (age 9 to 16 1/2). Individual, family, group counseling, emotionally disturbed, neurologically impaired. Learning disabled accepted but not mentally retarded or chronic substance abusers.

Member of the Lourdes Health System and Catholic Health East. Services include maternity, occupational health, cancer program, behavioral medicine, emergency, sleep disorders, general medical and surgical services.

Volunteer-based, nonprofit organization that provides access to educational, professional and technical material at virtually no charge to visually, physically and learning disabled individuals.

A nonprofit self-help organization for aftercare to prevent chronicity in nervous patients and relapses in former mental patients. Anyone over 18 is welcome and may bring a relative or friend if they choose.

Information and referral, peer support and mentoring, independent living skills training, advocacy, computer training, flower designing program, active volunteer center.

Places senior citizens in meaningful volunteer positions within the non-profit community. Helps support their volunteer efforts by insuring them, offering mileage reimbursement, and following up on their volunteer satisfaction.

Providing intervention and counseling to abused, neglected, and troubled children of Southern New Jersey.

Provides a home-away-from-home for families of critically ill and injured children from the nine southern counties of New Jersey while they are receiving medical care at area hospitals.

Programs on food/nutrition; housing/energy; human development/family relations; and financial management education. Youth activity programs for grades K-12. Educational programs available through clubs, school enrichment and special events. Soil testing, programs in agriculture, horticulture, environment and natural resources.

Short term emergency assistance with food, clothing, shelter, utilities and prescriptions. Residential one-week camping program for children (ages 7 to 12) and senior citizens. Drug and alcohol rehabilitation program.

Responds to the needs of all people faced with serious illness or grief. Comfort, care and support are provided to all patients and families regardless of their ability to pay.

Advancing and promoting the social, economic, educational, civic and recreational opportunities of Hispanic residents of the county while being receptive to needs and problems of the general public.

Specializes in the treatment of alcohol and drug dependency in adults, adolescents and their families. Services include detoxification, residential care, and special residential Martri-Ark program for pregnant and postpartum women.

Crime tip hotline set up by the County Prosecutor's Office to allow citizens the opportunity to report crimes without making direct contact with the police.

Enhancing the independence, dignity, and self-confidence of blind people through the use of Seeing Eye dogs.

(See NJ Self-Help Group Clearinghouse)

Free photo identification cards are provided to seniors.

11-week informational program on various crime prevention and law enforcement topics is provided for senior citizens.

Annual event which brings area agencies who serve seniors together to provide information in a face-to-face setting.

Seniors are encouraged to form partnerships to look out for each other's well being.

Assisting senior citizens in safeguarding their most important treasure, their independence through affordable housing, housing counseling, holiday meals, barbecues, furniture bank, and emergency food.

Advancing the county's Hispanic population by providing individual clients with assistance in translation and in the security of education, employment, housing, transportation, health and other related services.

Advocacy, mentoring and emergency support services for women and children in crisis and transition. Counseling, career development and parenting classes are available.

Mandated by the US Congress to serve the small business community with financial, management and procurement assistance. Provides counseling to area businesspeople in management procedures.

Provides inmates with psychological and vocational counseling along with casework services. Screening for psychiatric, emotional, behavioral, social and legal problems. Crisis intervention, counseling and referral. Weekly AA/NA meetings.

Outpatient, drug free clinic for treatment of substance abuse. Student/employee assistance programs; public education; parenting skills training; adolescent programs; children's support groups. "ProjectHelp" for healing and empowering with love and play for children of substance abusers. Adult Addiction Recovery Programs (age 18+) at SODAT's Lumberton office.

Victim Services Center addresses the comprehensive needs of victims, providing homicide and suicide clean-up services, crisis counseling, system-wide advocacy, educational programs and other essential services. Center for Traumatic Grief offers specialized individual, family and group counseling services following the traumatic death of a loved one due to murder, suicide, vehicle crash or other sudden fatal accident.

Provides information, referral and case management services to disabled, chronically ill and handicapped children under 21 years of age.

Superintendent of Schools Office, 3 Union St., PO Box 6000, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 Information and assistance to parents and school districts about special education programs and services. Works with school districts on developing programs, and on an annual directory of services, including changes in rules and regulations. Assistance provided to parents and districts in resolving disagreements about services for special education students.

Assisting persons with disabilities, from birth through adulthood, to develop their skills to the fullest potential and to offer them opportunities to be included within the community. Dedicated to those we serve, their families, and to each other.

Food, clothing, assistance with utility bills, rents, back fees, security deposits, court fees. Some home visits. Decisions for allocations are made on Tuesdays.

Educational and referral center specializing in the areas of dependencies. Emphasis is on personal growth. Goals are holistic, integrative, and wellness-oriented. Therapy, workshops, forums, twelve-step meetings, and weekend programs.

Clinic is held at BCHD providing free confidential testing and treatment - no appointment necessary.

Provision of clinical service to families who have lost a child to SIDS and unexpected death to age of 3. Provides education to the citizens of New Jersey about SIDS risk-reduction and manage a statewide database.

A non-profit charitable organization that grants dreams to terminally and chronically ill and abused children.

A service of AT&T. Intermediary message relay call between hearing and TDD users. Users of intermediary service must have phone number of person to be called and be willing to assume charges of any calls that are not local. Record of calls will appear on callers' phone bills.

Statewide toll-free information system for consumers. Tape-recorded messages in areas of consumer interest, i.e. appliances, contracts, taxes, travel, etc. Messages describe federal and state regulations, give general information about the topic and refer callers to specific agencies where they can get help with individual problems or file complaints. Free guide of listings available.

Mission is to enrich the lives of frail older adults and persons with Alzheimer's Disease by providing a broad range of services including two day centers and transportation to medical appointments.

Participates/cooperates with Communities Against Tobacco (CAT) coalition in promoting activities aimed at preventing or reducing tobacco use. Works with local communities and businesses to establish smoke-free policies and smoke cessation programs.

Training for independent living skills; peer support; individual and system advocacy; information and referral; skills training for assertiveness and budgeting.

Support group for parents whose children (age 8-50) exhibit out-of-control behaviors or have been in serious trouble with drugs, police, courts, schools, etc., and have reached the end of their rope.

Mission is to support the needs of families with TS through advocacy, education and public awareness. Services include support groups in hospitals throughout the state, a helpline, a website and a newsletter. Provide in-service education, liaison and training for school personnel.

A free service (only within Burlington Co.) for senior citizens (60+), or persons with disabilities (21+), who reside in the county. An application must be filled out to prove eligibility. Service is available 8:30AM to 4:30PM. M/T/Th: medical days; M/F: local shopping and business appointments; W: malls.

Seniors needing assistance can call CONTACT's 24-hour hotline for assistance and referrals (856-234-8888; 609-267-8500; 609-871-4700). Each year free calendars packed with information of importance to seniors are distributed.

Free TB control services include screening for TB, chest x-ray, physician consult, prescribed medication, and home visits for directly observed therapy.

Unicorn provides therapeutic horseback riding to children and adults with special needs.

A locally run volunteer organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of our community.

Provides loans in rural areas to very low- and low-income applicants in order to obtain decent, safe, and sanitary housing. Low interest loans and grants to senior citizens who lack repayment ability, in order to repair or improve their dwellings so they are safe, sanitary, and free of health hazards.

A national nonprofit, dedicated to protecting all children from disappearing. Educates the public and professionals about the serious issue of abducted and runaway children. Works to prevent, locate and recover child victims, and reunite them with their families, in collaboration with law enforcement, communities and other credible agencies.

Provide services to all veterans, retirees and dependants in obtaining entitlements provided by law: disability pensions, housing, education, medical, pharmacy, counseling, death benefits, etc.

Working to support and expand victim-witness services throughout the county and provide victims with services that will help them cope with the aftermath of victimization.

Residential program for troubled girls (age 14 to 18). Individual, family, group counseling, emotionally disturbed, neurologically impaired, learning disabled accepted but not mentally retarded or chronic substance abusers.

Devoted primarily to resolving ongoing problems resulting from the Vietnam conflict. Call for pick-up of items to be donated (clothing, shoes, bedding, housewares, small working appliances. No furniture or vehicles.) Drivers will leave a tax-deductible receipt.

Committed to the promotion and maintaining of health and the prevention of disease and disability. The agency serves its cause by providing family centered care for the sick, disabled, and terminally ill in the home and through participation in community health programs.

A two-way voice emergency response system (button activated) allowing subscribers to continue to live in their own homes safely, knowing that help is just a button press away.

The hospital has 369 beds and 2,624 employees and is widely recognized for its maternal/child health services. Specialty programs include a sleep center, diabetes education and treatment including wound care, asthma management and cardiac rehabilitation. The Fox Chase Cancer Center at Virtua Memorial Hospital Burlington County provides patients with inpatient medical and surgical oncology, on-site radiation oncology, as well as referrals for supportive therapies.

Providing quality care to patients and clients so they may remain living independently at home. Holistic approach addresses the physiological, psychological, and sociological needs of the client. Services are available on both a planned and emergency basis.

Links individuals, families, and groups with volunteer opportunities and assists organizations and groups in finding volunteers.

Find the perfect volunteer opportunity with just a click of the mouse.

To provide community-based assistance to populations in need so that they can lead self- fulfilled, independent lives.

Helping children who are medically fragile and technology dependent due to congenital anomalies, prematurity, post trauma, respiratory disorders and other conditions reach their full potential by comprehensive, specialized healthcare, (re)habilitation, advocacy, wholism, and education.

Learning center serving children (age 6 weeks to 10 years). Serves breakfast, lunch, and snack. Infants, toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, before/after school – includes music and dance programs.

Supplemental food program for women, infants and children provides free nutritious foods and nutrition counseling to eligible pregnant, postpartum or nursing women and preschool children.

Free counseling service to residents of Willingboro when children present the problem.

Eye and tissue donations are obtained and distributed to hospitals and opthamalogists for transplants and research. Referrals for financial assistance for eyeglasses and visual aids through area Lions Clubs.

Outpatient testing; mammography; ultrasound; antenatal diagnostic testing; genetic counseling.

Committed to empowering women in transition from separation, divorce, death or disability of a spouse. Helps women gain economic self-sufficiency through education, job readiness, networking, outreach, referrals, support, and promotes awareness of women's rights and issues through public advocacy.

Statewide 24-hour referral with resources for women.

Cedar Run Refuge provides environmental education programs for groups and families, rehabilitates orphaned and injured animals and preserves land.

Enables clients to attend training, actively seek work or accept employment. Case managers provide guidance and counseling and network to obtain information on available programs, grants and jobs openings. Assists with childcare and training-related expenses such as transportation. Addresses family issues and problems that may be a barrier to self- sufficiency.

Wildlife education for clubs, schools, etc. No live animals used in presentations.

Young Life seeks to build relationships with every high school kid and introduce them to the Christian faith, with hopes that they will eventually return to the church of their choice.

Annual event held in October for kids (age 7 to 14) who have remained drug and alcohol free. Provides a full Saturday of fun and games, food, giveaways, rides and great door prizes. The event is advertised in the local newspapers and on the Sheriff's Department website.

Provides a photo ID card for youths up to age 14. Applicants must provide 2 forms of identification such as a birth certificate or social security card. Appointment required.

Program for youth (age 7 to 14), held on 3 consecutive Saturday mornings. Teaches children about the Police and Emergency services, as well as safety and escape techniques should someone try to abduct them. A free Youth ID Card is provided. Topics covered include bicycle patrol, gun safety, cultural diversity, police canine and fire safety.

Providing activities, companionship and medical supervision for older adults and personal time for their caregivers. Breakfast and lunch are served daily and can accommodate specialized diets. Transportation is provided by wheelchair accessible vehicles. NOTE: THIS AGENCY IS NOT IN THE INDEX OF THE BOOK.