We provide a wide range of information about support, resources, and services for the residents of Monmouth County, NJ. It is a collaboration between Monmouth ACTS and MonmouthCares, Inc.
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Residents can find specific recreational activities, health providers, support groups, and events in your area. If you are a resident of Monmouth County, NJ, please subscribe to our Weekly Events and News.
Health Providers and Community Organizations are able to list their community and health resources, hotlines, support groups, and events. Do you provide services in Monmouth County?
988 has been designated as the new three-digit dialing code that will route callers to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. To learn about what happens when you call, text, or chat with the Lifeline, click here
Family Success Centers
Family Success Centers are community-based, family-centered, neighborhood gathering places where any community resident can go for family support, information and services. There is no cost to access services provided by Family Success Centers (FSCs).
Family Based Services Association of NJ (FBSANJ) provides free peer support, educates, and advocates on behalf of Monmouth County parents and families of children and youth with emotional, behavioral, mental health, developmental disabilities and substance use. (732) 542-4502
Monmouth ACTS -Serving You Better. Together.
Monmouth ACTS (Assisting Community Through Services) is an innovative public-private partnership (the first of its kind in New Jersey!) that brings together Monmouth County government employees and their counterparts in the private/nonprofit sector to find effective ways to meet today’s human service needs. This group works together to streamline and improve access to services in mental health, addiction, aging, housing, childcare, transportation, and much more.
These key issues were identified by a comprehensive Human Services Needs Assessment. Working groups or "Hubs" were created to address those needs:
Monmouth County residents can call 732-542-6422, Monday-Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for guidance, resources, mental health support, or just someone to talk to. Residents can connect to a licensed counselor who can provide up to 6 telephone emotional support sessions, more information here.
Sign up for Updates here. The Community Engagement Network was established to facilitate outreach and engagement to connect residents with services and resources available through Monmouth ACTS. Flyer
What you need to know regarding all things transition. This conference was created for youth 14-21 who experience I/DD, their families, and the professionals who serve them.
Statewide: 2nd Annual NJ Youth Transition Conference Save the date: October 3rd – 7th 2022 The Annual NJ Youth Transition Conference was created for youth ages 14-21+ who experience I/DD, their families, and caregivers, and the professionals who serve them. The 2nd Annual NJ Youth Transition Conference will be held the first week in October! Virtual conference More info can be found on the conference website: https://www.njyouthtransition.life/
The Hispanic Women's Resource Center at Community Affairs and Resource Center is now offering free tailoring classes for those who are interested in participating.
Transitioning from pediatric to adult healthcare is a big step for a youth or young adult with a disability. We will discuss a new Healthcare Transition Toolkit developed by Got Transition and its National Family Health Care Transition Advisory Group.
La transición de la asistencia médica pediátrica a la de adultos es un gran paso para los adolescentes o adultos jóvenes con una discapacidad. Hablaremos de un nuevo Manual de Herramientas de Transición de la Asistencia Médica desarrollado por Got Transition (ingles), su Grupo Asesor Nacional de la Familia y Transición de la Asistencia Médica.
We are pleased to offer our communities a safe place and a judgment-free group for new and expecting moms to connect online. We understand that during this time of COVID-19, increased isolation and increased concerns about crowds/gatherings may be preventing you from reaching out for help.
The Caregiver Support Group returns in July 2022 and will meet on the third Wednesday of every month at 1:30pm and will may include speakers on various topics. Come when you can or simply as you need the support.
Wellness on Wednesday webinars with Family & Community Health Sciences will focus on a variety of topics related to food, nutrition, and healthy lifestyles. This series will walk you through the easy steps that you can take to add positive health behaviors into your day.
No prior experience needed! Any level of flexibility works! Through deep, relaxing breath and safe, introspective movement, this class will help you discover how yoga can encourage focus and peacefulness of mind and relaxation of the body. Bring a yoga mat if you have one, and wear comfortable, gym-type clothes.
Experts will outline the current state of the opioid crisis and prevention strategies that can be used in your community to mark Knock Out Opioid Abuse Day in New Jersey.
In easy-to-understand ‘bite size’ lunchtime conversations, we’ll show how to use these solutions in the home, the office, and in the community! Each 45-minute session will highlight one specific topic, demonstrate tools, and leave plenty of time to answer your questions. All sessions are 12:00 - 12:45pm See details for exact dates.
Prevention Resources, Inc., is thrilled to invite you to the Open Door Recovery Center of Monmouth County’s Open House next Thursday, October 6, 2022, from 2p – 4p! We’ll have food, games, raffles, gift card giveaways, and networking.
Join Mental Health America on Thursday, October 6, at 2:30 pm for a live webinar to discuss the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of depression.
The Nurtured Heart Approach consists of a set of strategies that assists children in further developing their self-regulation and has been found effective with children of all ages. It focuses on transforming the way children perceive themselves, their caregivers, and the world around them.
Join BIANJ for our 20th annual 5K Run, Walk and Roll for Brain Injury Awareness on Saturday October 8, 2022. This fun-filled, family event will be held in three accessible sites: Bradley Beach Boardwalk, Laurel Acres Park, and Saddle River County Park.
Yoga offers your body and mind many paths to de-stress, to improve flexibility, to unwind You are invited to choose your own path with movements from six of the most popular Library-video class series, offered by Yogi Steven Russell of Becoming Sound.
Dress comfy - bring a blanket and pillow to lounge on. These singing bowls has been used for meditation, music, relaxation, personal well being, healing energy and chakra creation etc. Register on our app (Not Required): https://bit.ly/2MfI7z5
If you've ever wondered the following about budgets please consider joining us! How can I organize my fixed expenses and credit cards? How do I balance my income with my expected expenses? What are variable expenses? How do I budget for occasional expenses? How do I plan for needs vs. wants? How can I cut some costs? Should I be using coupons? Can I use credit cards to supplement my income?
We welcome anyone interested in learning about suicide prevention to join us for this full-day virtual event. Get inspired by our keynote speakers, hear state department commissioners discuss upcoming projects, and find two breakout sessions that interest you most.
The Nurtured Heart Approach® (NHA) is a relationship-focused methodology founded strategically in "The 3 Stands™" for helping children (and adults) build Inner Wealth™ and use their intensity in successful ways.
Our NJCTS parent support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a TS diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with TS to learn and seek guidance. The group is facilitated by Dr. Jeremy Lichtman, an expert in the treatment of TS, who is there to answer questions and provide guidance wherever you may be in your TS journey.
Calling all young adults with TS, age 18-35. Join us as we come together to build our community and connect with others navigating both the TS journey and adulthood. Here you can comfortably discuss your experiences, share advice, and build relationships with those who understand your unique challenges.
Presented by Alex Gitter, M.S., M.Ed., LPC, NCC
Our goal for the Frank Speak workshop is for parents to leave the workshop understanding the necessity of teaching their kids about sexual topics and have the knowledge base to lead the discussion with their children in a way that is meaningful for them.
Music at the Mall Series is free and open to the public. Performances will be once-per-month on Saturdays from 2-3:30pm under the rotunda, adjacent to the Monmouth Mall’s Food Court
Each program will focus on different aspects of health and wellness; a collaboration of the FCHS Department and County organizations. You only have to register once to get access to the entire series.
“A Gathering of Womyn of Color” is an online group that meets once a month for all LGBTQ womyn of color in the Black, Indigenous, People of Color community. The group is an open discussion of multiple topics.
A therapeutic book club for adults who struggle with wondering, "What's wrong with me?" to help them understand that the real question they should be asking is, "What happened to me?". This book club will explore how adverse childhood experiences influence our brain development and guide our behaviors as adults. We will discuss how we are all on the same page with trying to understand the impact of trauma.
The Nurtured Heart Approach consists of a set of strategies that assists children in further developing their self-regulation and has been found effective with children of all ages. It focuses on transforming the way children perceive themselves, their caregivers, and the world around them.
CRAFT (Community Reinforcement Approach to Family Training) – support group for helping family members change the way they interact with a drug user or someone who is drinking too much.
The Nurtured Heart Approach® (NHA) is a relationship-focused methodology founded strategically in "The 3 Stands™" for helping children (and adults) build Inner Wealth™ and use their intensity in successful ways.
Our NJCTS parent support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a TS diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with TS to learn and seek guidance. The group is facilitated by Dr. Jeremy Lichtman, an expert in the treatment of TS, who is there to answer questions and provide guidance wherever you may be in your TS journey.
Calling all young adults with TS, age 18-35. Join us as we come together to build our community and connect with others navigating both the TS journey and adulthood. Here you can comfortably discuss your experiences, share advice, and build relationships with those who understand your unique challenges.
The Nurtured Heart Approach consists of a set of strategies that assists children in further developing their self-regulation and has been found effective with children of all ages. It focuses on transforming the way children perceive themselves, their caregivers, and the world around them.
Calling all young adults with TS, age 18-35. Join us as we come together to build our community and connect with others navigating both the TS journey and adulthood. Here you can comfortably discuss your experiences, share advice, and build relationships with those who understand your unique challenges.
The Nurtured Heart Approach® (NHA) is a relationship-focused methodology founded strategically in "The 3 Stands™" for helping children (and adults) build Inner Wealth™ and use their intensity in successful ways.
Our NJCTS parent support group is an avenue for parents who are new to a TS diagnosis to seek support and guidance from parents who have more experience, as well as an opportunity for parents with more familiarity in coping with TS to learn and seek guidance. The group is facilitated by Dr. Jeremy Lichtman, an expert in the treatment of TS, who is there to answer questions and provide guidance wherever you may be in your TS journey.
The New Jersey Department of Children and Families is working to evolve the existing School-Based Youth Services (SBYS) infrastructure and programming, to launch a statewide, innovative hub-and-spoke model of services and resources intended to support youth wellness and prevent the need for deeper interventions in the mental health system.
Mental Illness Awareness Week, October 2 - 8, 2022. #MIAW is a congressionally-recognized awareness week that raises awareness and provides educational resources. We recognize that when you live with a mental health condition, the unique challenges that come with that condition intersect with every part of your life. Find resources Here
United Fellowship Baptist Church invites the public to the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting for the New Manna Food Pantry. Manna Food Pantry will be open on the second and fourth Saturdays, 9:30 - 11:30 AM
We are a multi-disciplinary team of psychologists, social workers, certified teachers, speech therapists, wellness and fitness coaches that offer an array of services to adults who are classified under DDD.
Join the NJ Faith Leaders Fellowship for a twice monthly conversation about the daily challenges you may be facing. This is an open forum for respectful and confidential conversation, and clergy of all denominations are welcome to participate.
