Health care services; pre-natal care; WIC program; case management; home visits to teen mothers; youth services/delinquency prevention; parenting groups; after school programs; summer camp; life skills/personal development; peer counseling; job preparation; placement and referrals; GED classes.

24-hour HIV/AIDS Hotline and support services.

HIV/AIDS support services; respite care; transitional housing; supported living and emergency placement for families infected/affected by HIV and medically fragile; case management; home health care; housing and utility assistance; advocacy; individual mental health counseling; support groups; HIV/AIDS prevention; family activities.

Crisis intervention and referrals to 12-steps programs for alcoholics, substance abusers and their families.

Legal assistance with immigration and citizenship; legal assistance for domestic violence victims; Prisoners Resource Center helps released prisoners re-enter society; provides life skills and job preparation.

Multi-service agency provides boarding homes for women and children; food pantry/meals; emergency financial/material assistance. (For men's shelter, call 973-344-3450).

Long-term shelter for homeless women and children; referrals accepted through welfare and other shelters.

Multi-service agency provides HIV/AIDS prevention and support services; health education; shelter for homeless women and their children, teen mothers and pregnant women; boarding house for men; parent aide/home visiting program for DYFS referred families; AHEAD program for non-residential adolescents-provides life skills; tutoring; and job/college preparation; crisis intervention and counseling services; parenting groups; prevention services; food pantry; case management.

School-based subtance abuse counseling; youth services and delinquency prevention; drug and violence prevention programs; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; peer counseling; job and college preparation; career guidance/vocational assessment.

Multi-service agency provides eight child care and pre-school programs throughout Newark: Five are Abbott Pre-school sites, Babyland I serves HIV/AIDS affected families, Babyland VII serves primarily children involved with DYFS. Children Together offers foster care homes for siblings and boarder babies. 24-hours crisis group home for children. Family Violence program offers domestic violence shelter and crisis hotline; batterer treatment; community based domestic violence counseling. Pediatric AIDS program and asthma reduction programs. Young Fathers program. Family Literacy program; parenting education; community organizing.

Domestic violence shelter for battered women and families; 24-hr. Hotline for domestic violence; community-based support counseling for women and men; batterer group counseling; legal advocacy for victims of domestic violence. Services for Babyland FVP residents and victims in Family Court.

GED classes; computer training; adult education; vocational training.

One-on-one mentoring; recreational and cultural activities.

Educational, recreational and leadership development programs; after school recreation, tutoring, and homework assistance programs; summer camp; mentoring; life skills; personal/social and leadership development; family activities; computer training; job and college preparation; health education. (Other locations: 422 Broadway (483-0777); One Avon Avenue (824-8599); 161 Littleton Avenue (242-3045).

HIV/AIDS support services; Long-term residential nursing facility for men and women with AIDS.

HIV/AIDS support services, testing and treatment; individual mental health counseling; case management; group therapy; crisis intervention; health education; prevention services; computer skills; job preparation; vocational training; housing/rental assistance program; career guidance/vocational assessment. (Other location: 1148 Broad Street 645-4361). Substance abuse treatment for adults and children; residential substance abuse treatment for males; residential substance abuse treatment for adolescent boys; alcoholism treatment program.

Vocational training in the following areas: computers, nurses' aide, home health aide and building maintenance.

Immigration services; vocational and technical training; GED and ESL classes; computer training; job/college preparation; job placement/referrals; adult basic education; after school program.

Multi-service agency provides GED and ESL classes; computer skills training; vocational training; career guidance/vocational assessment; college preparation; job preparation; placement and referrals; transitional housing and rental assistance; food pantry/meals; emergency financial assistance; community organizing; community education; enior services; St. Bridget's AIDS Support Network; legal services for immigrants; school-based counseling; youth services/delinquency prevention; parent support programs; health education; nutritional counseling; prevention services; child care; life skills/personal development; after school programs.

Out-patient/In-patient substance abuse treatment; methadone maintenance stabilization; halfway house and residential services for men with alcoholism and drug abuse problems; individual, couples and family mental health counseling; child therapy/play therapy; therapeutic nursery; group therapy; support groups; psychiatric inpatient and day treatment services; medication monitoring; crisis intervention; case management; child development evaluations; health screenings; early intervention; communications disorder and evaluation (audiology; speech and language assessments); child diagnostic evaluation (Child Study Team); special education program for handicapped children; rehabilitation services; Americorp Volunteer Program; housing counseling program.

Short-term shelter for men only.

Short-term shelter for homeless women and children.

Recreational activities; tutoring; computer training; martial arts; cultural arts; day trips.

Residential substance abuse treatment program for women and their children; outpatient substance abuse treatment program for adults and adolescents; alcoholism treatment program; domestic violence counseling; prevention services; case management; community education; parenting classes; health education; computer skills; GED classes; HIV/AIDS support services.

Pre-school and Head Start programs; Abbott District site; after school program; recreational activities.

After school programs; school based counseling; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; peer counseling; youth services/delinquency prevention; parent support programs.

Vocational training; life skills/personal development; job preparation; placement and referrals; community support for teens and adults with disabilities; long-term shelter; housing/rental assistance.

Multi-service agency provides GED and ESL classes; special education; computer training; Vocational and career guidance; family activities; housing/rental assistance; emergency financial/material assistance; nutritional counseling; senior services; community organizing and education; advocacy; adoption and child residential programs; crime prevention. Protestant Community Center, Inc. of CAC provides after school programs; summer camp; tutoring program; job preparation; placement and referrals; Boys Scout/Girls Scout programs; mentoring program; HIV/AIDS support services; primary health care; health education; outpatient substance abuse treatment; alcoholism treatment program; domestic violence counseling; temporary housing for substance affected infants (see listing for Project B.A.B.I.E.S.); detox; aftercare service; parent education and support programs; individual mental health counseling; crisis intervention; day care; school-based counseling; recreational activitieis (Other location: 165 Court Street).

Legal advocacy, advice and services; landlord and tenant issues.

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals, children, couples, families and groups; day treatment for adults with psychiatric problems; alcoholism treatment program; domestic violence counseling; child therapy/play therapy; crisis intervention; case management; therapeutic school for children with emotional and developmental delays.

Short-term shelter; financial/material assistance for homeless youth; advocacy; life skills/personal development; support groups; food and clothing; case management.

Financial reimbursement for expenses incurred due to a crime such as medical expenses, lost wages, counseling, moving expenses and funeral costs.

State governmental agency with mandate to protect children from abuse and neglect. Investigates and reports child abuse and neglect; supervises and conducts case management; legal authority to remove children from parents/guardians and provide alternate living arrangements; contracts additional services for children and parents such as medical services and child care; medical screening; referrals.

Medically supervised detoxification unit (RAFT Program 973-266-8433); Intensive 21 day outpatient program (PRIDE Program 973-266-8526); On-going outpatient aftercare program that provides individual and group counseling, parenting program and psycho-education. (ROAD Program (973) 266-8530).

Outpatient mental health therapy for individuals and families. Groups for many types of problems including domestic violence survivors, anger management, bereavement, etc. Partial hospital programs. Intenstive Mentally Ill Chemical Abuser (MICA) program. Short-term and long-term inpatient psychiatric care.

Individual and group mental health therapy for children ages 3-18. Psychiatric evaluations. Therapeutic After School Program for children ages 8-12.

24 hour emergency psychiatric service for families; by appointment or walk-in service; 24 hour crisis hotline; mobile outreach crisis intervention.

Methadone maintenance program; outpatient substance abuse treatment.

Legal advocacy and assistance for students involved in disputes with a public school district.

Referrals to low fee or pro bono (free) attorneys. Volunteer Lawyers for Justice handles family law, consumer law, education law, and housing law cases.

GED classes; certificates in computer skills.

Legal investigations into the needs of children who are in foster care for the purpose of assisting permanency planning.

Multi-service agency provides Work First, a mandated program by the Division of Welfare provides assessment and referrals to a range of work training for job readiness programs. (Other locations: 50 South Clinton Ave., E. Orange (973) 395-8600). Essex County office of N.J. State Public Assistance program; financial assistance for underpriveledged families; food stamps and housing subsidy vouchers; special services available for victims of domestic violence.

Drop-in center for legal advocacy/advice.

GED and ESL classes; vocational training in business; cosmetology; drafting; advertising; nursing and health-related fields.

HIV/AIDS support services; crisis intervention; outpatient substance abuse treatment; after school programs;

Outpatient substance abuse treatment; methadone maintenance program; opiate and drug detox program. (Other location: 461 Frelinghuysen Ave.)

Legal advice/representation in civil law cases (non-criminal cases) including family, housing, consumer, and elder law. Denial of government benefits cases.

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals, couples, and families; outpatient alcohol/drug treatment and counseling; crisis intervention; child therapy/play therapy; domestic violence counseling; school-based counseling and youth services/delinquency prevention; senior services; support groups; parenting groups; Youth Connection Program: An intensive behavior modification based therapeutic after school program for behaviorally disordered children ages 8-14.

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals, couples and families; outpatient substance abuse treatment; domestic violence counseling; batterer counseling; child therapy/play therapy; group therapy; support groups; parenting groups; crisis intervention. (Other location: Kearney (201-246-8077).

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals, couples and families; group counseling; child therapy/play therapy.

Career guidance; vocational assessment; job preparation; placement and referrals; computer skills training; after school programs; special education, high school/vocational training for the developmentally disabled and/or multiply handicapped. (Other locations: Opportunity Center for New Jobs; 7 Glenwood Ave., E. Orange - 973-672-5800; Community Rehabilitation Program for the Disabled - 391 Lakeside Ave., Orange - 973-672-5800).

Multi-service agency provides GED and ESL classes; job preparation, placement and referrals; vocational training; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; housing; rental and utilities assistance; food pantry/meals; primary health care; pediatric health care; health screenings; senior services; community outreach; case management; individual mental health counseling for couples and families; youth services/delinquency prevention; after school program.

After school program; mentoring and leadership development; life skills/personal development; peer counseling; physical fitness classes; recreational activities.

Child care and pre-school programs; before/after school programs; job training, preparation, and placement; GED classes; recreational activities.

Parent support groups; health education, advocacy and prevention services for improved maternal and child health; community education and organizing; job preparation.

Full-time alternative high school for youths on probation or parole and previously incarcerated.

Multi-service agency provides residential substance abuse program and Christian-based recovery program for male alcohol and drug abusers; drop-in center and short-term shelter for homeless men. Thrift store; meals, free furniture and clothing with referral.

Affordable new homes for ownership (participants must contribute labor in homebuilding to qualify).

Funds programs in Essex County promote maternal and child health and well being in low income areas. The sub-contracted agencies provide health care; social services; educational and vocational services; parenting groups; housing and additional services.

Multi-service agency provides provide grants for rental assistance and relocagion. Screenings and intakes provided over the telephone.

HIV/AIDS support/prevention programs; outreach; emergency financial/material assistance; legal advocacy/advice; housing; rental and utility assistance; food pantry/meals; case management.

HIV/AIDS support services; outpatient methadone maintenance; alcoholism and drug abuse treatment; residential substance abuse program; youth services/delinquency prevention; prevention services; case management.

Youth services/delinquency prevention; after school program; homework assistance; cultural and spiritual enrichment; field trips; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; computer skills training; GED classes; job placement/referrals; job preparation; parent support groups; community service; recreational activities.

Multi-service agency provides pediatric health care and pre-natal care; day care; after school program; summer camp; recreational activities; mentoring/leadership development; GED and ESL classes; prevention services; teen pregnancy program; support groups; parenting support groups; senior services; Meals On Wheels; case management; housing/rental assistance/utility assistance; food pantry/meals; emergency financial/material assistance; advocacy; services for immigrants; community organizing and education; community newspaper and TV show; (Other locations: 51 McWhorter St. 973-589-3353; 317 Elm St. 973-589-6873; 95 Fleming Ave., 973-344-7208).

Domestic violence counseling for individuals, couples, families and groups; support groups; batterer group counseling.

Multi-service agency provides short-term/Long-term shelter and support for HIV/AIDS infected individuals; housing assistance; residential programs for adolescents and pregnant teens; case management; Healthy Mother/Healthy Babies program; individual mental health counseling; support groups; parenting groups; crisis intervention; emergency assistance; food pantry/meals.

Teaches business development skills to youth; mentoring/leadership development; summer youth employment.

Multi-service agency provides domestic violence counseling; individual, couples and family mental health counseling; housing, rental and utility assistance; home owner education workshops and home repair; child care and after school programs; ESL classes; computer skills training; job placement/referrals; Citizenship Project helps legal immigrants prepare for US Citizenship test; community organizing and education; recreational activities.

Vocational training in the following areas: construction, warehousing, clerical, light industrial work, maintenance, job placement/referrals.

Short-term/Long-term shelter for families; case management; job placement/referrals.

Adult basic education: reading, math and writing; ESL; GED classes.

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals; couples and families; child therapy/play therapy; school-based group counseling.

Services for adults with psychiatric disorders and their families; individual and group counseling; drop-in center for adults with psychiatric disabilities; support groups for parents of the mentally ill; case management; social skills; prevention services; other support groups. Low Cost Psychotherapy Center provides referrals to mental health practitioners in private practice at reduced fees.

Vocational training in the following areas: computers, home health aide; teachers aide; medical assistant; medical/legal office skills; referrals to other vocational training programs.

Child care and pre-school programs; after school programs; health care; parenting support services; health and vision screening; lead testing; developmental evaluations; home visits; case management; recreational activities.

Multi-service agency provides home health care; health education; HIV/AIDS support services; housing/rental assistance; advocacy; community organizing; community education; senior services; extended care facility; residence/day care for the elderly or physically/developmentally disabled; physical rehabilitation services; home building and economic development programs; after school programs; vocational training and placement; recreational activities (See below for other locations and services).

Transitional housing for homeless women and children or victims of domestic violence; child care; relocation services; counseling for residents; case management; parenting groups; individual mental health counseling; information and referrals; advocacy.

Enrichment classes; tutoring; homework assistance; recreational activities; fitness classes.

Parenting meetings; GED classes; computer skills; material assistance.

Vocational training in the following areas: certified nursing assistant, home health aide, automotive, security guard, medical billing assistant, computer skills, office skills, culinary, building trades; career guidance/vocational assessment; job preparation, placement and referrals.

Individual mental health counseling; group therapy; adult and child psychiatric day treatment; outpatient substance abuse treatment; alcoholism treatment program.

HIV/AIDS support services and comprehensive listing for medical and service needs; AIDS drug distribution program; hotline available 24 hours a day to answer questions about HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases.

Domestic violence advocacy, community organizing and education. (NJ State Domestic Violence Hotline: (800) 572-7233; NJ State Battered Gay/Lesbian Hotline: (800) 224-0211).

Job preparation, placement and referrals; GED classes.

After school programs to help children learn about their past through hands-on experience.

Outpatient mental health counseling for families; adult and child psychiatric inpatient and day treatment programs; outpatient substance abuse treatment; drug detox programs; school-based counseling programs; Psychiatric Crisis Hotline (926-7416); Mobile Psychiatric Crisis Unit (926-7416/7444).

Individual and group counseling for children who start fires and counseling for their families.

Multi-disciplinary team investigations and evaluations of child abuse victims and child crime witnesses. Provides prosecutors specially trained to work with children to prepare criminal prosecutions involving child victims or witnesses.

Adult basic education: math, reading and writing classes; GED and ESL classes.

After-school programs; recreational activities; tutoring and homework assistance; cultural activities.

Vocational training in the following areas: business, food service, computers; job placement/referrals.

Multi-service agency provides primary health care; OB/GYN care; pediatric, dental, and medical care; health education; support groups; prevention programs; HIV/AIDS testing/treatment; case management; social services; WIC program; . (Other locations: 104 Ludlow St. & 516 Bergen St.)

Multi-service agency provides immunization; pediatric and dental care; nutritional counseling; WIC program; health care .

Provides leadership programs in schools and in the community. Offers grants to individuals who help the community.

Multi-service agency provides medical care; temporary shelter/housing; individual mental health counseling; support groups; HIV/AIDS support services; case management; housing, rental, and utility assistance; advocacy; food pantry/meals; emergency financial/material assistance; after school programs.

Parent aides make home visits for families at high risk for child abuse; parenting information; support and some material assistance; parenting support programs.

Multi-service agency provides GED classes; computer skills; 43 Head Start/Pre-School sites within Newark; evaluations and services for special needs children; after school services; family activities; case management; crisis intervention; computer skills. (Other location: 221 Broad St. (973) 624-9288).

Literacy classes for children and adults.

Outpatient substance abuse treatment and counseling; residential substance abuse program; alcoholism treatment program; parenting support programs; individual mental health counseling; couples/family counseling; therapeutic nursery; group therapy; job preparation. (Call for other location: 973-642-3777).

Multi-service agency provides social services for families in public housing; home visits; case management.

HIV/AIDS support services; outpatient substance abuse treatment; residential substance abuse program; primary health care; case management; individual mental health counseling; support groups; prescription drug program for people with AIDS; HIV/AIDS prevention program for young homosexual men.

Multi-service agency provides to recently released offenders to help them re-integrate into the community, including shelter placement and rental assistance; employment referrals; emergency food vouchers and bus tickets; clothing for job interviews. Patch program provides services to the children of the incarcerated prisoners; transportation to visit parents; support groups; recreational activities.

Legal representation for defendants in criminal cases; legal representation for parents in child abuse/neglect and termination of parental rights cases.

Reproductive health care; OB/GYN services; health education; prevention services; parenting support programs; peer counseling; crisis intervention; advocacy; case management; HIV/AIDS support services, testing and treatment.

HIV/AIDS support services; case management; counseling; support groups; housing; food pantry/meals; emergency financial/materials assistance; advocacy; money management classes.

Child abuse prevention and intervention services; community education; advocacy; parenting support programs; parenting education; special programs for teens and teen parents; workshops for social service professionals.

Provides subsidies to low income working parents to pay for day care services; parenting support programs.

Six-month residential program for drug exposed babies; outpatient substance abuse treatment for their mothers; shelter for abandoned infants; child development evaluations; high risk infant services; parenting support program; case management.

HIV/AIDS support services; residential substance abuse program; residential services for HIV/AIDS infected/affected women and their children; parenting groups.

Mental health counseling for individuals, couples, families, and groups; case management; monthly educational and interactive workshops for parents, teachers, and students; violence prevention and intervention; conflict resolution skills/peer mediation.

Individual mental health counseling; supervised housing for the psychiatrically disabled; support groups; job preparation; vocational training; advocacy; case management; housing/rental assistance.

Literacy program; tutoring; training of literacy volunteers.

Outpatient mental health counseling for children, couples and adults; family therapy; crisis intervention. (Services for Portuguese speaking population).

Multi-service agency provides career guidance/vocational assessment; job placement; drop in center for homeless women and their children; HIV/AIDS testing and support services; support groups; counseling for adults with drug and alcohol dependencies; case management; after school program; recreational activities; food pantry/meals; advocacy.

Domestic Violence Advocacy Project provides legal assistance for domestic violence victims during restraining order process; Child Advocacy Center assists with family law and benefits; Special Education Clinic assists families with children with disabilities who need appropriate placements and services; Urban Legal Clinic: assists with housing, consumer and other civil issues.

HIV/AIDS support services, testing and treatment; workshops on HIV; mentoring/leadership development; peer counseling; drug detox program; counseling; job preparation; job placement and referrals.

HIV/AIDS support services and treatment for infected/affected individuals; Meals On Wheels; food pantry/meals; emergency financial/material assistance; advocacy; case management.

Health education; parenting support services; WIC program; peer counseling; summer camp; after school programs; GED program; Meals On Wheels. LaSala program provides HIV/AIDS testing, treatment, medication assistance and education.

Workshops to teach parents how to advocate for their children; community organizing and education; advocacy; parenting support programs.

After school programs; day programs; group homes; family respite support; family support; summer camp and recreation; early intervention.

Individual mental health counseling for couples and families; child therapy/play therapy; group therapy; crisis intervention; outpatient substance abuse treatment; parent support programs; adolescent intensive outpatient substance abuse program; alcoholism/drug treatment program; school-based counseling and youth services; domestic violence counseling; batterer counseling; Family Crisis Intervention program provides 24-hr. Hotline for families in crisis involving children. Family Preservation Program-DYFS involved families receive intensive home visitation and support services. (Other locations: 589 Grove St., Irvington - 371-3771; 14 Park Ave., Caldwell - 228-3000)

Services for the terminally ill and their families affected/infected with HIV/AIDS; visiting nurse service; nursing home care; palliative care; HIV/AIDS support services.

Multi-service agency provides Head Start; after school programs; summer camp; peer counseling; family activities; computer training; ESL classes; job placement/referrals; youth services/delinquency prevention. Youth In Partnership program provides substance abuse/AIDS prevention programs. (Other locations: 731 Clinton Ave., 750 Clinton Ave., 314-320 Hobson St., 28-30 Grant St., 333 Avon Ave., 17 Muhamid Ali Ave.)

Vocational training in business and medical office skills.

Domestic violence shelter and counseling for battered victims and their children; 24-hour domestic violence hotline; support groups; legal advocacy services for Safe House residents and victims in Family Court.

Multi-service agency provides HIV/AIDS support services; parent support groups; shelter for the homeless; financial/material assistance, rental/utility assistance, life skills, referrals, mobile food program, and drop in center; Grandfamilies program provides counseling, support groups, material assistance and advocacy for grandparents caring for children; Kinship Care program provides material assistance, rental and utility assistance, food pantry for kinship caregivers; housing and food assistance, counseling, life skills, case management and senior companion program; Fashion Start Boutique provides business attire to those entering the workforce.

Multi-service agency provides primary health care; OB/GYN; health screenings; pediatric health care; health education; family counseling and advocacy for homeless at risk; WIC program; pre-school/full day kindergarten care; after school program; summer camp; housing/rental assistance; food pantry/meals; community organizing; Family Friendly Center provides cultural enrichment, field trips, recreational activities; homework assistance.

Alcoholism and substance abuse residential rehabilitation program.

Psychotherapeutic evaluation and treatment of child's emotional and behavioral problems; couples/family counseling; child therapy/play therapy; group therapy; child psychiatric day treatment for seriously disturbed children.

Psychiatric evaluation and treatment for children traumatized by violence.

Domestic violence counseling; batterer counseling; individual mental health counseling; psychiatric evaluation; case management; crime victims advocacy; child abuse services; crisis Intervention; sexual assault crisis intervention; support groups.

Walk-in mental health crisis counseling.

Mobile unit for psychiatric emergencies for children and adults.

Parenting education groups; services for teen parents, foster/adoptive parents, and parents in substance abuse recovery. life skills/personal development; fostering parental self-awareness/self-esteem program.

Domestic violence, sexual assault and mental health counseling; crisis intervention; crime victims advocacy.

Multi-service agency provides chrisis intervention, consultation, case management, information and referrals to families with children exposed to violence. Available via pager 24/7 for emergency consultation. Provide professional and community training and education regarding the impact of violence on children and intervention strategies.

Psychosocial assessment; individual mental health counseling and therapy; couples/family counseling; child therapy/play therapy; group therapy; crisis intervention; adult/child psychiatric day treatment; mobile psychiatric care; psychiatric/psychological evaluation and monitoring; partial care programs; crime victims advocacy; sexual assault services; partial hospitalization-Mentally Ill Chemical Abuser Program (MICA); domestic violence counseling; batterer counseling; parenting support programs.

Multi-service agency provides individual and family mental health counseling; crisis intervention; case management; parent support group; home health care; housing/rental assistance; food pantry; Meals On Wheels program; senior services; child care and pre-school; school based counseling; advocacy; after school program; summer camp; recreational activities; summer youth employment; mentoring/leadership development; community education and organizing. (Other location: 462 Sandford Ave. (973) 371-3450).

Child care and pre-school programs; after school program.

Multi-service agency provides GED classes; after school programs; Individual mental health counseling; crisis intervention; alcohol detox; outpatient substance abuse treatment; housing/rental assistance; food pantry/meals; Share program; home energy program; emergency financial/material assistance; senior services; job preparation; vocational training; computer skills; youth services/delinquency prevention; peer counseling; community education; advocacy. (Short-term shelter for homeless single adults: 31 Fulton St. (973) 621-7209).

Short-term mental health counseling and assessment.

Multi-service agency provides information and referral services for over 200 social service agencies in Essex and Hudson Counties; fundraising and grant activities.

Multi-service agency provides child care and pre-school programs; GED classes; after school program; recreational activities; computer skills; college/job preparation; vocational training; summer youth employment; parenting support; youth services/delinquency prevention; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; family activities; housing/rental assistance; academic enrichment; Nulites School to Work program; parenting support programs.

Long-term/Short-term housing for several populations: individuals with HIV/AIDS, expectant mothers, individuals over 50, medically ill, and released prisoners; outpatient substance abuse treatment; case management; crisis intervention; HIV/AIDS testing/treatment and support services.

Crime victim advocacy for individuals with legal cases in Essex County Criminal Court; emotional support and crisis counseling; court accompaniment; assistance in obtaining restitution and other material needs.

Crime victim advocacy for victims with legal cases in Newark Municipal Court; emotional support and crisis counseling; court accompaniment; assistance in obtaining restitution and other material needs.

Group homes for neglected or troubled youths referred by DYFS, mentally ill chemical abusers, and adult male parolees.

Multi-service agency provides after school programs; child care; early childhood education; summer camp; computer training; literacy program; Meals On Wheels.

Computer training; job preparation; career guidance; vocational assessment; life skills/personal development; parenting skills group; domestic violence services; individual mental health counseling; crisis intervention.

Computer training; medical office technology; networking; A+ and Microsoft certificate; job placement/referrals.

Computer training; GED classes; job preparation; after-school programs; short-term shelter for homeless women with children; recreational activities.

Outpatient mental health counseling for individuals, couples and families; group therapy; crisis intervention; group homes for emotionally troubled children; adolescents and young adults; adolescent day treatment program for children ages 13-17 with history of serious mental illness; services for autistic children; foster care and adoption services; special education schools; after school programs; mentoring/leadership development; life skills/personal development; parenting support programs; youth services/delinquency prevention; therapeutic nursery; summer camp; recreational activities; primary health care.

Child therapy/play therapy; parent child dyadic therapy; training for mental health professional in early childhood development.

School-based mental health counseling for students in specified Newark schools (Our Lady of Good Council; St. Rocco's school; Peshine St. school; Miller St. School); outpatient clinic services only for DYFS referred families.

Head Start program.

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Child care and pre-school programs.

Child care and Early Head Start program; family services.

Pre-school program; Abbott District site.

Child care and pre-school programs.

Child care and pre-school programs for children living in Harmony House Transitional Living Facility.

Child care and pre-school programs for children of employees of Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Seton Hall Law School, NJ Transit and Gateway.

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Special education program for children with special needs.

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Full service hospital.

Medically supervised detoxification unit (RAFT Program 973-266-8433); Intensive 21 day outpatient program (PRIDE Program 973-266-8526); On-going outpatient aftercare program that provides individual and group counseling, parenting program and psycho-education. (ROAD Program (973) 266-8530).

Outpatient mental health therapy for individuals and families. Groups for many types of problems including domestic violence survivors, anger management, bereavement, etc. Partial hospital programs. Intenstive Mentally Ill Chemical Abuser (MICA) program. Short-term and long-term inpatient psychiatric care.

Individual and group mental health therapy for children ages 3-18. Psychiatric evaluations. Therapeutic After School Program for children ages 8-12.

24 hour emergency psychiatric service for families; by appointment or walk-in service; 24 hour crisis hotline; mobile outreach crisis intervention.

Full service hospital; school-based and mobile child health services (926-4805); HIV testing, treatment and support programs (926-5197).

Primary health care; pediatric care; OB/GYN care; health education and counseling; parenting support groups; Mobile health care.

Multi-service agency provides primary health care; OB/GYN care; pediatric, dental, and medical care; health education; support groups; prevention programs; HIV/AIDS testing/treatment; case management; social services; WIC program; . (Other locations: 104 Ludlow St. & 516 Bergen St.)

Primary health care; OB/GYN care.

Primary health care for adults.

Full service hospital.

Full service hospital; partial inpatient program for substance abusers.

Full service hospital; Medical School/Dental School; Children's Health Care Center (973) 972-3388; Dental Clinic (800) 962-1253/972-0190; Center for Rehabilitation (973) 972-2800.

University Hospital-Doctor's Office Center; primary health care; OB/GYN; pediatric health care.