The Riskin Children's Center offers a creative team approach to meet the emotional needs of children ages 3-17.

Youth Development Specialists provide assessment and supportive counseling services at local high schools and middle schools.

As community-based program that primarily works with "aging-out" youth (16-21) who have various behavioral, emotional and mental health needs.

A Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program For the Severely and Persistently Mentally Ill

ICMS serves persons diagnosed with a serious and persistent mental illness who need assistance, support, advocacy, referral, and intervention in all areas of maintenance for management of mental health.

CLCP is open to individuals 18 years of age and older who can benefit from therapy but cannot afford to pay private practitioners' fees. Typical problems include anxiety, depression, family conflicts, problems at work or at school and adjustment problems.

The staff at Prospect Employment Services is committed to providing empowerment, uplifting and advocacy intervention measures that assist clients in reaching their individual goals of employment, financial independence, wellness and recovery.

The Supportive Living Services are designed to create permanent consumer 'leased-based' housing for individuals diagnosed with a serious and persistent mental illness.

Services are designed to reduce the adjudication and incarceration of mentally ill consumers to municipal and county jails.

AOTS is a new program consisting of court-ordered case management for mental health consumers with a history of resistance to treatment.

The purpose of intensive family support services is to improve the overall functioning and quality of life of families with a relative with a serious mental illness.

Thursdays is intended for adults, ranging in age from 18 and older that have significant mental illness and need to improve their social support network.

Utilizing a relaxed, informal non-judgmental, open approach, families can come together in a group for mutual support.

A free educational series for families and friends about Mental illness types, treatments, programs, benefits and more.

On-site professional support to families with a loved one in need of hospital-based mental health services.

The mission of Bienvenidos is to provide free, accessible, and confidential supportive counseling to Latino individuals and families who have been affected by mental illness, and who reside in Essex County, NJ