Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care

Based in Camden, N.J., South Jersey Behavioral Health Resources is a nonprofit community mental health center that offers a variety of mental health services and serves more than 3,000 individuals with mental illness each year. Founded in 1980, it offers a wide variety of behavioral health and human services, including outpatient, adult partial care, addictions counseling, education and services to the homeless mentally ill. The center s outpatient mental health services include individual, group and family psychotherapy, marriage counseling, psychiatric evaluation, medication monitoring, and assessment and referral. It offers a day treatment, psychological rehabilitation program that helps clients with serious and persistent mental illness. The center offers partial care and residential services for deaf and hard of hearing individuals by professionals trained in American Sign Language.

Intercultural Family Services in Philadelphia, PA, offers human-centered services designed to support the well-being of individuals and families. Their range of services includes mental health support, housing counseling, parenting resources, and more, tailored to meet clients wherever they may be in life. With 45 years of experience serving Greater Philadelphia, the center provides culturally competent and family-centered programs. Their goal is to empower individuals to navigate life's challenges and lay the groundwork for a prosperous future, impacting lives across generations. Clients testify to the warmth and impact of the services, emphasizing the relationships fostered and the wealth of information provided. Intercultural Family Services encourages community involvement through volunteering opportunities, partnerships, and donations to further support families in the region. Generated from the website content