Providing Hope

MonmouthCares is a private nonprofit organization that offers care services for children with emotional and behavioral disabilities. The organization maintains more than 15 systems that comprised of care management and family support organizations and providers of mental health and supportive services. It maintains child and family management teams and provides wraparound services in over 20 counties in New Jersey. MonmouthCares also offers information and referral services. It is a part of the New Jersey Department of Children and Families, which offers case management services. The department works in association with teachers, social workers, clinicians, medical personnel, pastors and parents. ManmouthCares is located in West Long Branch, N.J.

Mercy Center, located in Asbury Park, NJ, is dedicated to alleviating generational poverty through a variety of community-focused programs and services designed to support children, families, and individuals. Its initiatives include emergency services, a Family Resource Center, and Sisters Academy, a tuition-free independent girls' middle school aimed at empowering local youth through education. With a strong emphasis on dignity and respect, Mercy Center addresses essential needs such as food and personal care items, while also promoting emotional and physical well-being. The organization actively seeks volunteers and donors to help sustain its mission of creating stable and thriving families in the Greater Asbury Park area. Generated from the website

The Community Affairs Resource Center (CARC), formerly known as Hispanic Affairs and Resource Center, is a nonprofit social service organization established in 1980. CARC provides a variety of programs and services to economically disadvantaged individuals and families throughout Monmouth County, with the goal of revitalizing the communities served. With a diverse client base consisting of Hispanics of various descents, Haitians, African Americans, and Caucasians, CARC is committed to providing multi-lingual and multi-cultural services to address language barriers, discrimination, and lack of cultural competency. Governed by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of community leaders, CARC serves as a proactive agent for individuals and families, ensuring their needs are met and empowering them to thrive.Generated from the website