Welcome to Monmouth ResourceNet

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. Brochures: English - Spanish - B&W

How can the ResourceNet help you?

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.

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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?

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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States. (Servicios En Español)

New! Family Crisis Handbook - 4th Edition

Family Crisis Handbook is a Behavioral Health Wellness Toolkit. It promotes voice and choice for New Jerseyans of all ages with intellectual and developmental disabilities and all stakeholders who support them. English - En Español

Monmouth County Behavioral Health Guides

Monmouth County Behavioral Health Resource Guide 
Monmouth County Children & Youth Behavioral Health Resource Guide

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.

For updates from Monmouth ACTS, Click here 

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. 


Monmouth ACTS Community Events Calendar 

Community Engagement Network  

The Community Engagement Network has transitioned to MonmouthACTS to continue the support of the partnership of the community.  

 Monmouth County has provided a list of organizations that provide housing services: Click here for Monmouth County Department of Social Services Housing Resources

Emergency Rescue Mortgage Assistance program (ERMA) was developed to assist eligible NJ homeowners who have been financially affected by COVID-19. The program will help homeowners bring their mortgages and other housing-related expenses current. Apply here. Call 855 647-7700 or visit the website.

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Mental Illness Awareness Week October 1 - 7, 2023 #MIAW

In 1990, Congress officially established the first full week of October as MIAW in recognition of NAMI's efforts to raise mental illness awareness. Since then, each year advocates have worked together to sponsor activities, large or small, to educate the public about mental illness.

Home-based child care: Monmouth County works to benefit local families and workforce

Child Care Resources (CCR), a designated child care resource and referral agency, applied for and received an American Rescue Plan Act COVID-19 Community Recovery Grant from Monmouth County and used the funding to improve and expand the Family Child Care Navigator Program. CCR's Courtney Noll is the first Family Child Care Navigator in New Jersey.

New Jersey's First Neuro-Inclusive Residential Community Coming to Red Bank

Hailed as a “game-changing” and “historic” project by many during the Sept. 7 zoning board meeting, the application, led by nonprofit Thrive RB, LLC, and backed by Parents With A Plan, is the first model in the state to provide independent housing options for neurodiverse individuals.

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