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St. Mark's Food Cupboard

The Food Cupboard provides various services to families and individuals in the community. This program provides: - Supplemental food assistance, largely shelf-stable items - Household and personal care items Other services include: - Referrals to various other social service agencies, as needed Note: The Food Cupboard operates from Tuesday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The Food Cupboard is closed Thanksgiving Day and the Friday afterwards, as well as the week between Christmas and New Year's, and the last full week of July.

Client Choice Food Pantry

The Client Choice Food Pantry offers a shopping-like environment for any New Jersey residents to select healthy and familiar foods for their family to enjoy. Depending on family size and ChooseMyPlate.gov standards, each client is given a number of choices of food in several categories.

South Jersey Aftercare (SJA)

Seed of Hope Ministry is a Faith-Based Human Services Agency and they provide re-entry services for ex-offenders. In prison and upon release, we mentor, disciple and help—in any way that we can—men so that they successfully return to their communities. This program provides: - Transitional housing South Jersey Aftercare provides other programs such as: - Evening Aftercare/Reentry Groups (men only) - Daytime Aftercare/Reentry Groups (men only) - Driver’s License Restoration Seminars - Assistance with Child Support and Visitation Issues - Christian transitional homes for ex-offenders (men only, strict rules governed by a covenant) - Christian Fatherhood Groups - Angel Tree (Christmas gifts for children of incarcerated parents) - Undie Sunday Back to School Ministry (necessities for children of incarcerated parents) - Mentoring - Reentry Bible Study - Prisoner Reentry Initiative

Emergency Food Bags

SCUCS retains a fully stocked food shelf at all times for Camden County seniors 60+ years of age in need of emergency food. This program provides: - Emergency food packages Once an individual is identified as being in need of assistance, they may pick up two prepared food bags of non-perishable each month. Clients without the means to pick up their food may be eligible to have their food delivered to their home if a volunteer is available in their area.

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 Note : Clients are encouraged to call in advance as hours and days of operation vary month to month.

Food Pantry

The Food Pantry offers fresh produce, frozen food, and canned goods as well as a variety of other donated items including personal care goods to those in need of supplemental assistance. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs - Toiletries, bedding, and paper goods All participants are asked to bring identification with them to register for assistance. Note: This program operates on the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 2:30 to 6:30 PM.

Outpatient Services Program

The Outpatient Program offers behavioral health services to assist individuals in identifying and stabilizing their symptoms to enable them to live fulfilling independent lives in the community. Treatment services are provided with cultural sensitivity and are rooted in the belief that change and recovery are possible. This program provides: - Mental health care Specific services: - Clinical assessments to determine what services are needed - Referrals and linkages to additional services that an individual might require - Psychiatric evaluations - Psycho-education to provide information about mental illness and symptoms and to teach coping skills and symptom management - Individual, family and group therapy - Therapy for children and adolescents - Medication monitoring - Medication education - Intensive outpatient services (IOP) for individuals referred from Crisis Centers, Emergency Rooms, Community Hospitals or who are at risk of becoming hospitalized - Therapy and medication Services for Spanish Speaking individuals - Tele-services for therapy and meds, following intake Call to schedule an intake. At intake, an assessment will evaluate your level of service. SJBHR accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance. If you don’t have insurance, SJBHR can work to connect you to Medicaid. A sliding fee scale is also available for clients who are uninsured and do not qualify for Medicare or Medicaid.

Helping Hands For The Hungry

Helping Hands for the Hungry is a ministry that serves the needy on the last Saturday of each month. Our volunteers provide a delicious hot meal, food bags, clothing, but most importantly prayer and God’s Word. This program provides: - Meals - Food pantry - Clothing

Food Pantry

St. John Baptist Church's food pantry provides free food to feed families and individuals in need. We supply groceries for residents that don't have enough food due to the lack of resources to purchase it. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs The amount of food given depends on household size. Food is distributed every third Tuesday of the month. Please call for any further information.

Homeownership Education

St. Joseph's Carpenter Society (SJCS) promotes a holistic approach for homeowner’s financial stability that combines financial and homeownership education classes with personalized counseling. SJCS offers a two-step process for prospective homebuyers that includes the Homebuyer’s Academy and counseling in both English and Spanish. This program provides: - Homeowner's academy classes that teach prospective homeowners about the homeownership process - One-on-one counseling SJCS is a HUD-approved housing counseling agency and offers HUD-certified classes. The cost for both the Homeowner’s Academy and One on One counseling is $55 for an individual and $80 for a couple. This cost covers a credit check and course materials. Participants who complete these education requirements will have the opportunity to purchase a home through St. Joseph's Carpenter Society. Visit the website or in-person to pay and register for this program.

Homeownership Education

St. Joseph's Carpenter Society (SJCS) promotes a holistic approach for homeowner’s financial stability that combines financial and homeownership education classes with personalized counseling. SJCS offers a two-step process for prospective homebuyers that includes the Homebuyer’s Academy and counseling in both English and Spanish. This program provides: - Homeowner's academy classes that teach prospective homeowners about the homeownership process - One-on-one counseling SJCS is a HUD-approved housing counseling agency and offers HUD-certified classes. The cost for both the Homeowner’s Academy and One on One counseling is $55 for an individual and $80 for a couple. This cost covers a credit check and course materials. Participants who complete these education requirements will have the opportunity to purchase a home through St. Joseph's Carpenter Society. Visit the website or in-person to pay and register for this program.

St. Paul's Food Basket

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Camden provides a food pantry for anyone in need. Every Friday morning a supplemental food bag is given to all on a “first come, first served” basis. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs

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

Food Distribution

The goal of SteelBridge Ministries is to help alleviate hunger in the community in an environment of respect, care and hospitality. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs

Affordable and Permanent Supportive Housing - Silver Gardens I & II

Supportive Housing Coalition of New Mexico provides affordable and supportive studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units for people with zero to low incomes and people living with a disabling physical, cognitive, mental, or behavioral health condition. Services: - Affordable housing Residents will also receive: - Coordinated services - Controlled access key fob system - Community garden - On-site parking garage - Storage for rent

Food Pantry

The Common Place'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

Community Kitchen

The Neighborhood Center's Community Kitchen operates year around and provides hot, nutritious meals to all who come. They aim to be a consistent source for nutritious, sustainable, local food and to provide the meals in a safe, clean environment to the community of working families, children and adults living in food insecurity. Nothing is required in order to obtain one of our daily meals.

Food Pantry

The Salvation Army West Philadelphia Corps Community Center Food Pantry provides groceries and food for families and individuals in need. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs Food is free, but some locations require appointments. Others are on a walk-in first come first served basis. Call your local Salvation Army office or the 2-1-1 help line to determine which food pantry serves your area.

Individual-Partner-Family Counseling

TribeAID's holistic counseling sessions help people learn how to deal more effectively with situations in their lives such as depression, stress, problems with self- esteem, issues related to mental and emotional health, and relational problems. We also specialize in substance use disorders and grief counseling. This program provides: - Individual Counseling - Partner Counseling - Family Counseling Services can be provided virtually for anyone in New Mexico. Services can be provided in a face-to-face environment in Albuquerque and Grants, NM A sliding scale is available for those without insurance. TribeAID works with anyone regardless of their financial situation.

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Perimeter Day Service Center

The VMC provides hot, nutritious meals for homeless veterans in need and their families that live in Philadelphia. This program provides: The premise of the Perimeter is to provide a boundary of defense for our Veterans, separating the safe from the unsafe. Located at VMC headquarters in Philadelphia, the Perimeter offers daytime drop-in services for Veterans experiencing homelessness and Veterans who are at risk of becoming homeless. We see over 20,000 clients annually. The Perimeter provides daily van transportation to and from designated locations including local shelters, the Corporal Michael J. Crescenz VA Medical Center and Camden, New Jersey. When Veterans arrive, we assess their immediate needs and offer services including breakfast and lunch, showers, personal hygiene items, haircuts and laundry facilities.  After immediate needs are addressed, an assessment is completed, and practical goals are set to stabilize housing. Through case management, our Veterans are provided the greatest opportunity for personal advancement, independence and success. An Outreach Specialist from the VA Regional Office is available at the Perimeter on a weekly basis to offer information on benefits and to assist with filing claims. Legal assistance is accessible onsite through our collaboration with the Homeless Advocacy Project (HAP). Daily educational presentations related to relationships, personal care, substance abuse, PTSD, and financial planning are offered. The VMC is also proud to host the Veterans Community Resource and Referral Center (CRRC), the VA’s national standard for providing Veterans referrals to the VA and other community agencies for services.

Food Pantry

The Victory Temple Community Church food pantry strives to alleviate hunger in the community by providing food assistance to individuals and families in need. Note: Open 2nd & 4th Thursdays. This program provides: - Food to meet basic nutritional needs

Aletha R. Wright Vision of Hope Center

The Aletha R. Wright "Vision of Hope" Center is a a 69-bed, low barrier, emergency housing program for single, adult men experiencing homelessness in southern New Jersey. Volunteers of America Delaware Valley offers emergency housing programs for clients 24-hours a day, 7-days a week. Our low-barrier residential programs offer clients individualized assessments, service planning, and case management. Our goal is to provide residents with direct, immediate services and referrals to community-based services to set clients on path to permanent housing. From intake to discharge, case management works with residents to assess the contributing factors for their homelessness and provide the necessary services based upon their individual service plans, and develop strengths and protective factors to lead to long term stability. In addition to assessment and case management services, residents are provided with a broad range of services and supports, including: -24/7 access to on-site support staff -connection to mainstream benefits and entitlements -assistance with healthcare enrollment and obtaining state identification -referral to treatment programs for mental health, behavioral health, and substance use disorders -employment counseling and support for educational resources

Camden County Navigational Resource Center

Volunteers of America Delaware Valley’s Navigator Program, funded by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, provides individuals in need with linkage to critical social services in order to assist with both short-term and long-term individual and family stabilization. Through collaborative partnerships with providers, hospital systems, law enforcement and the courts, the Navigator Program provides outreach, rapid response and navigation to a number of critical social services, including but not limited to treatment and addiction services, housing, employment services, education, legal services and more. While the Navigator Program is designed to function very similarly to the Safe Return Program, there is a key difference. Unlike Safe Return, the services offered through the Navigator Program are not solely designated for those who have been incarcerated – the program provides enhanced navigation and coordination of housing and homelessness services to all vulnerable populations, while also addressing factors that contribute to housing instability and homelessness. Through the Navigator Program, VOADV professionals link individuals to a spectrum of social services which are personalized to meet each individual’s specific needs. The program offers the following key services: Case management and family reunification Housing assistance Job placement Legal assistance and advocacy Benefits assessment and reinstatement assistance Substance use disorder and mental health referral and linkage Treatment referral and linkage Assistance with State Identification & Driver’s license