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Food Pantry

The MVP Foundation food pantry provides free food to feed families and individuals in need. They supply groceries for residents that do not have enough food due to the lack of resources to purchase it. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Note: Everyone is welcome from the qualifying towns. There is a one-time sign up with any legal proof of address. Please bring your own bags or boxes! -Lot opens at 10:30 a.m. on distribution day. Please do not arrive prior to 10:30 a.m. as you are subject to be ticketed by local police authority, for which, we are not responsible.

Primary Care

Primary Care offers compassionate, comprehensive primary health care services in a friendly and welcoming environment. As a family medical practice, we see patients of all ages and provide care to all who need it. Our primary care services include: - Preventive care and routine physicals for all ages, including pediatrics - Women’s health care - Sexual health services - Management of chronic health problems - Infectious disease care, including HIV and Hepatitis - Transgender health services, including hormone therapy Mazzoni Center accepts most major insurance and accepts PA Medicaid through Keystone First, along with Medicare Part B. You can contact the office for assistance with getting access to our services regardless of insurance plan or status. For our non-insured clients we offer low cost co-pays on a sliding-scale, based on annual income and number of dependents.

Food Distribution

Mighty Writers provides meals and groceries to communities' families in need. We continue to distribute food, diapers, period products, books and other essential items at several of our Mighty Writers locations, as well as several PHA centers.

Food Distribution

Mighty Writers provides meals and groceries to communities' families in need. We continue to distribute food, diapers, period products, books and other essential items at several of our Mighty Writers locations, as well as several PHA centers

Food Distribution

Mighty Writers provides meals and groceries to communities' families in need. We continue to distribute food, diapers, period products, books and other essential items at several of our Mighty Writers locations, as well as several PHA centers

Debt Management Plan

MMI's Debt Management Plan (DMP) can help you resolve your credit problems and repay your debt. A DMP helps make debt repayment simple and affordable for anyone feeling overwhelmed with credit card debt. Service: - Single, monthly consolidated payment - Plan designed to fit your budget - Reduced interest rate on most credit card accounts If you decide to start a debt management plan, there will likely be a one-time set-up charge and a monthly fee for the cost of administering the plan. These fees are determined in part by your state of residence and will be calculated by your counselor during your credit counseling session. If you feel that a fee will be too much of a burden for you to pay, talk to your counselor. If you qualify under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services poverty guidelines, you may be eligible for a fee waiver. Debt and budget counseling is always free and you’re under no obligation to use any of our other services, including debt management plan. Let our counselors give you an estimated repayment forecast and you can decide if a DMP is right for you. If you’re unhappy or unsatisfied for any reason, you can cancel at any time. To find the right solution to your personal financial challenge, simply complete the online counseling form or call a counselor directly. Counselors are available 24/7.

Credit Counseling Services

Money Management International offers free budget and debt counseling to those who need help with budgeting, money management skills, and credit issues. Certified counselors take the time to thoroughly understand your situation and provide clients with specific advice. This program provides: - Assessment of current financial situation - Help developing a realistic spending plan - Establish achievable financial goals - Create a personal action plan for success Budget and debt counseling is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by telephone and Internet. In-person budget and debt counseling is also available by appointment in select local markets.

Debt Management Plan

MMI's Debt Management Plan (DMP) can help you resolve your credit problems and repay your debt. A DMP helps make debt repayment simple and affordable for anyone feeling overwhelmed with credit card debt. Service: - Single, monthly consolidated payment - Plan designed to fit your budget - Reduced interest rate on most credit card accounts If you decide to start a debt management plan, there will likely be a one-time set-up charge and a monthly fee for the cost of administering the plan. These fees are determined in part by your state of residence and will be calculated by your counselor during your credit counseling session. If you feel that a fee will be too much of a burden for you to pay, talk to your counselor. If you qualify under the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services poverty guidelines, you may be eligible for a fee waiver. Debt and budget counseling is always free and you’re under no obligation to use any of our other services, including debt management plan. Let our counselors give you an estimated repayment forecast and you can decide if a DMP is right for you. If you’re unhappy or unsatisfied for any reason, you can cancel at any time. To find the right solution to your personal financial challenge, simply complete the online counseling form or call a counselor directly. Counselors are available 24/7.

Credit Counseling Services

Money Management International offers free budget and debt counseling to those who need help with budgeting, money management skills, and credit issues. Certified counselors take the time to thoroughly understand your situation and provide clients with specific advice. This program provides: - Assessment of current financial situation - Help developing a realistic spending plan - Establish achievable financial goals - Create a personal action plan for success Budget and debt counseling is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by telephone and Internet. In-person budget and debt counseling is also available by appointment in select local markets.

Housing, Reentry and Workforce Development Community Service Program

New Beginnings offers a comprehensive array of programs to help individuals dealing with homelessness, substance abuse, reentry, and food insecurity. Our programs provide: - temporary/transitional shelter housing - meals, showers, laundry facilities, clothing and personal hygiene products - case management - assistance with securing treatment for substance use disorder - job search and job training assistance - assistance with securing longer term housing - reentry assistance, including family reunification and the other above services We operate temporary/transitional shelters in the City of Camden, NJ, and in Millville (Cumberland County), NJ. Our shelters provide residents with meals, and case management, including addiction services, assistance with securing documents, applying for social services, and securing employment and more permanent housing. Additionally, our Mobile Resource Center provides an assortment of services to meet the unhoused where they are. It provides a hot shower, clean towels, soap, shampoo, shaving cream, razors, feminine hygiene products and other essentials. It connects each individual with specialized services to better assist with their individual needs. We also work with justice-impacted individuals in a variety of ways. We offer assistance with family reunification and securing documents, assist with identifying and applying for job opportunities available to individuals with a criminal record and with securing training opportunities that can open the doors to jobs in such areas as trucking, healthcare, hospitality and the building trades. We also work with currently incarcerated individuals to prepare them for re-entry by providing some of the above services.

Housing, Reentry and Workforce Development Community Service Program

New Beginnings offers a comprehensive array of programs to help individuals dealing with homelessness, substance abuse, reentry, and food insecurity. Our programs provide: - temporary/transitional shelter housing - meals, showers, laundry facilities, clothing and personal hygiene products - case management - assistance with securing treatment for substance use disorder - job search and job training assistance - assistance with securing longer term housing - reentry assistance, including family reunification and the other above services We operate temporary/transitional shelters in the City of Camden, NJ, and in Millville (Cumberland County), NJ. Our shelters provide residents with meals, and case management, including addiction services, assistance with securing documents, applying for social services, and securing employment and more permanent housing. Additionally, our Mobile Resource Center provides an assortment of services to meet the unhoused where they are. It provides a hot shower, clean towels, soap, shampoo, shaving cream, razors, feminine hygiene products and other essentials. It connects each individual with specialized services to better assist with their individual needs. We also work with justice-impacted individuals in a variety of ways. We offer assistance with family reunification and securing documents, assist with identifying and applying for job opportunities available to individuals with a criminal record and with securing training opportunities that can open the doors to jobs in such areas as trucking, healthcare, hospitality and the building trades. We also work with currently incarcerated individuals to prepare them for re-entry by providing some of the above services.

Food Pantry

The New Bethel Holy Church food pantry provides free food to feed families and individuals in need. They supply groceries for residents that do not have enough food due to the lack of resources to purchase it. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Note: Food is distributed every 2nd Wednesday of the month.

Food Pantry

The New Hope Temple provides a food pantry service with non-perishables to anyone in need living in Camden City and the surrounding areas. This program provides: - Nutritious food The pantry is open every 4th Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Transitional Housing

The Transitional Housing program provides supportive housing and/or supportive services with the goal of helping homeless Veterans achieve residential stability, increase their skill levels and/or income, and obtain greater self-determination. The transitional housing program also provides: - Clothing - Case Management - Food Pantry - Daily Living Skills (Budgeting, Job Searches, Grooming, Finding Permanent Housing, Driver’s License/Bus Schedules, Referral Services) - Transportation to VA/Appointments, Shopping, and Events if needed - Training & Employment Residents will pay up to 30 percent of their monthly income toward participation fees. The maximum amount any resident will be charged is $400 or the HUD Fair Market Rent (FMR) Value, whichever is less. For individuals in a shared room, this amount will be up to one half of FMR Value. Management reserves the right to charge up to FMR for any single room required for specific Veteran needs. The purpose of the program is to promote the development and provision of supportive housing and/or supportive services with the goal of helping homeless Veterans achieve residential stability, increase their skill levels and/or income, and obtain greater self-determination. The program provides continued stable housing while developing effective connections to resources that improve a Veteran’s ability to become independent and self-sufficient. The program lasts up to two years, and is developed with the unique needs of each Veteran in mind. Feel free to stop by the Central office to pick up and drop off an application. You can also download an application and fax it.

Food Pantry

New Wesley Community Development Corp.'s food pantry provides quality food items to households experiencing food insecurity. This program supplies critical nutrition to hungry individuals and families. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Notes: This program takes place the 3rd Wednesday of each month.

Homeownership Program

Operation HOPE provides education, coaching, information, and support to help people in underserved neighborhoods become homeowners and community stakeholders. Financial well-being coaches help clients get the funding they need to own a home without resorting to sub-prime loans. This program provides: - Homeowner Counseling Workshop - Homebuyer education - Financial coaching (individual and small group) - Connections to resources and information Services can be provided in-person or remotely.

Food Pantry

The food pantry provides quality food items to households experiencing food insecurity. This program supplies critical nutrition to hungry individuals and families. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Notes : Food is distributed on Saturdays from 9am - 12pm.

Food and Resource Services

Philly People of Hope provides a pantry offering basic needs support, as well as additional resources to individuals and families in need in the community. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs - Meals - Clothing - Hygiene and healthcare resources -Housing Referrals -Help With Benefits paperwork Note: Saturdays only offer hygiene and healthcare resources. Please visit the Facebook or Instagram page for updates, or call to confirm hours.

Camden Empowerment Center (CEC)

PRUP's CEC assist low to moderate income families to achieve financial stability and move up the economic ladder. This program provides: - Workforce development - Financial literacy coaching - Access to income supports and public benefits Workforce Development and Financial Literacy workshop are held on a weekly basis throughout Camden County and employment fairs are held on a quarterly basis for county residents.

Food Pantry

The Reginald Chavez Elementary School provides quality food items to households experiencing food insecurity. This program supplies critical nutrition to hungry individuals and families. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Food distribution happens every month on the third Wednesday.

Community Health Navigation

Roadrunner has a team of certified community health workers that can help you with resource navigation and food security today. When you schedule an appointment with one of their navigators, you will complete a needs assessment. Depending on eligibility, their navigators can help you apply for public benefits, provide referrals and warm hand offs to other services from their trusted partners. This is available by appointment only. This program provides: - Navigating the system - Needs assessments - Referrals to resources - Understand government programs - Nutrition guidance and pantry shopping * Community Health Navigators might ask if you are on Medicaid and will ask your permission to bill your Medicaid, if okay with you.

Food Pantry

The Food Pantry is a community-centered, market-style space where neighbors can shop for nutritious foods and fresh produce in a welcoming environment. They also offer curbside pick-up on Saturdays. This program provides: - Food to meet critical nutritional needs Notes: Open on 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month The food pantry operates by appointment, calling is mandatory.

International District Library Food Distribution

Roadrunner Food Bank distributes food in the International District Library parking lot each week. They will not ask for an ID, but they might ask a few questions for registration. This program provides: - Food to meet critical nutritional needs

Public Benefits Application Assistance

Trained Roadrunner Food Bank staff and volunteers provide help with applying for benefits provided by the State of New Mexico’s Health and Human Services Department. The monthly benefit from SNAP is application-based and helps anyone who is income eligible including working families, single individuals, seniors, people with disabilities, and people who are unemployed. This program provides: - Help understanding SNAP including information on the process - Help with completing an application - Connections to other resources