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Camden AHEC is committed to improving the health of the medically underserved - the ethnic and culturally diverse, the aged, the poor, the very young, the unemployed, the homeless and the uninsured. Particular emphasis is on providing services in the City of Camden and the Counties of Camden and Burlington.
We seek to promote justice for the poor and marginalized in the City of Camden and throughout Southern New Jersey. Together with our partners at HNCM, and in cooperation with the Bishop of Camden, we strive to provide essential services through our legal ministry to the immigrant community and the working poor.
The Camden County Board of Social Services is proud of its tradition of providing caring service and assistance to individuals and families in need in Camden County. The agency is committed to assisting its clients in breaking the cycle of welfare dependency to become self-sufficient members of the community.
Our CIACC is the county based planning and advisory group composed of individuals from government, private agencies and the community that advise the County and the Department of Children and Families' (DCF) Division of Children's System of Care (DCSOC) regarding children, youth and young adults with serious emotional, behavioral health, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance abuse challenges.
Community Wellness Centers create a place where you can feel respected and accepted, provide stepping stones to personal growth, help individuals learn to access resources and tools available in their community, introduce you to support from other people who have similar life experiences, and counteract loneliness and isolation.
We provide child care resources and referrals in Camden County and assist eligible parents in finding quality, affordable child care.
The emergency shelter, with room for 38 women and children fleeing domestic violence in their homes, is one of the largest in New Jersey.
The Camden County Family Support Organization assists families with children living with developmental, social, emotional, academic, behavioral or mental health issues as well as those who are justice impacted through the Children's System of CAre. We will ensure the family voice is heard in all planning, coordination and delivery of services.
Camden County OEO is a private, non-profit agency dedicated to serving and uplifting economically disadvantaged and moderate income individuals and families.
The Youth Achievement Program provides the opportunity for young people to formulate realistic career goals and improve their academic, personal and social skills. Qualified participants include adolescents and young adults aged 16-21 years.
Camden County Partnership for Children (CCPFC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting children (5-21) with emotional needs, behavioral challenges and/or Developmental Disabilities. Camden County Partnership for Children is the Care Management Organization (CMO) for Camden County.
The mission of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office of Victim Witness Advocacy is to respond to crime victims’ concerns regarding their personal safety and security following their victimization.
The aim of this Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC) program is to connect both seniors and adults with disabilities with a full range of the services –public and private- needed to independently live and thrive within their community.
Our mission is to assure all students are proficient in the New Jersey CORE Curriculum Content Standards, to prepare all students for a viable career, and to provide a safe, secure, and caring environment.
Provides educational, career training and employment support to eligible out-of-school youth 16-24. Targeted populations include, school dropouts, low-income and basic skills deficient, English language learners, juvenile or adult Justice-involved, foster care, pregnant or parenting, homeless, and individuals with a disability.
Camden Healthy Start (CHS) is dedicated to improving the health of pregnant women, babies and families in Camden, New Jersey.
Camden Kids Academy is an infant and toddler daycare/before and after school program located on Haddon Avenue in Camden's Parkside area.
Emergency food, clothing, and furniture to help people and families who have been victims of fires, the homeless, abused or mistreated persons, as well as entire families which circumstances do not allow to make ends meet.
Camden Treatment Associates is aware that opiate addiction affects millions of people, and each person has a unique situation. But no matter your story or circumstance, the road to recovery begins with taking action. Camden Treatment Associates is here when you are ready to make that life-changing step.
From infancy to a preschool program, our curriculums are specifically geared toward advancing your child mentally, emotionally, and socially, while also instilling a lifetime love of learning.
We are a collective of dedicated professionals committed to providing quality mental health and psycho-educational services to children, families, and individuals. We serve to educate, counsel, and advocate for all the clients we serve. Our consultants consist of licensed social workers, psychologists, and counselors.
Carousel Academy strives to provide a secure, happy, enriching and loving environment.
The vision of CASA is to serve all children living in the foster care system in Atlantic, Cape May, and Camden Counties by providing the best-trained volunteer advocates to ensure these children will enjoy a safe and permanent home as quickly as possible.
Services for children ages 3-17 with behavioral and emotional difficulties.
Cathedral Kitchen is the largest emergency food provider in Camden, NJ, serving more than 100,000 meals a year!