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ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESCOUNTY FUNDINGAtlantic (609) 645-5932 * Bergen (201) 634-2698 * Burlington (609) 265-5530/5536 * Camden (856) 374-6361Cape May (609) 465-4100 Opt. 2 * Cumberland (856) 451-3727 * Essex (973) 395-8402 * Gloucester (856) 384-6886Hudson (201) 369-5280 * Hunterdon (908) 788-1253 Dawn * Mercer (609) 989-6897 * Middlesex (732) 246-5652Monmouth (732) 431-6451 Desiree * Morris (973) 285-6867 * Ocean (732) 341-9700 Ext. 7538, MichellePassaic (973) 881-2834 * Salem (856) 935-7510 Ext. 8460, Maggie * Somerset (908) 704-6309Sussex (973) 940-5200 ext. 1383 Nicholas Loizzi * Union (908) 527-4844 * Warren (908) 475-6331 Anita PattyPHILADELPHIA FUNDING FOR SUBSTANCE ABUSE Behavioral Health Special Initiative (215) 546-1200NJ DETOXSTATE/COUNTY FUNDINGMaryville - Williamstown, NJ (856) 629-0244 Ext. 312 Mary Cook *Offers dual diagnosis & detox from ALL substancesBergen Regional Medical Center (201) 967-4194 option 1 *Detox from ALL Substances *Medicaid/Medicare/AcceptsUninsured (provides charity care)Care Point/Bayonne/Christ Hospital & Hoboken Medical Center (201) 795-8374 * Detox from opiate, benzo, alcohol*takes people on methadone 50 mg or lower *Medicaid/Medicare/ Private Insurance/State Funding/Charity CareSt. Clare's - Boonton, NJ (888) 626-2111 *Morris County Funding *accepts most insurance, charity care* 3-5-day detoxNew Hope Foundation - Freehold, NJ (732) 946-3030, option 3*No Benzos, Self-pay on a Sliding ScaleTurning Point - Verona, NJ - Admissions: (800) 969-7476, option 1 or 2 * Detox from ALL substances * will detox frommethadone is patient has been on 30 mg or less for at least 5 daysDiscovery Institute (888) 616-7177Medicare Detox CentersSummit Oaks Hospital (800) 753-5223Eagleville Hospital (610) 539-6000 *methadone only if 20 mg or lessTakes every insurance besides CIGNA & Tricare – offers detox, short-term &long-term treatmentValley Forge (610) 539-8500Hunterdon Medical Center (866) 424-2060Princeton House (609) 497-3355Bergen Regional (201) 967-4000Jersey City Medical Center (201) 915-2000 Ext. 2349 (Beatrice Cruz)Christ Hospital (Carepoint) (201) 217-4731 (Amy Damateo)St. Clare’s (888) 626-2111New Visions - A.C. (STEPS) (609) 441-8976IME – 1 (844) 276 - 2777Call to find out what kind of STATEfunding you qualify for & obtain referralFacilities they refer to include:Atlanticare, New Bridge, Christ,Princeton House & St. Clare’s, NewHope, Discovery Institute, Maryville,John Brooks, Turning Point, IntegrityHouse & other facilities that accept statefundsLogsticare 1 (866) 527 – 9933 Providestransportation to treatment & medicalappointment for Medicaid clients.Medicaid Detox CenterEagleville Hospital (610) 539-6000*This is a drug & alcohol hospital, accepts methadone only if 20 mg or lessTakes every insurance besides CIGNA & Tricare – offers detox, short-term & long-term treatmentCore Health (732) 721-1000New Visions - A.C. (STEPS) (609) 441-8976Hunterdon Medical Center (866) 424-2060Bergen Regional (201) 967-4000Jersey City Medical Center (201) 915-2000 Ext. 2349 (Beatrice Cruz)Christ Hospital (Carepoint) (201) 217-4731 (Amy Amadeo)Princeton House (609) 497-3355St. Clare's (888) 626-2111New Hope Foundation (732) 946-3030 *only if patient is between the ages 18-20 or over 651FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESCore Health Services (732)721-1000Behavioral Crossroads (609) 645-2500 *Ambulatory Detox, OutpatientMilitary/Veterans Detox ProgramsWilmington VA Medical Center 800-461-8262 X 2800 - Northfield, NJBehavioral Crossroads (609) 645-2500 *Ambulatory Detox, OutpatientPrinceton House (609) 497-3355Private Insurance Detox (New Jersey)Enlightened Solutions (844) 234-LIVE (5489)Core Health (732) 721-1000Endeavor House (800) 570-2626Discovery Institute (888) 616-7177Serenity at Summit (908) 481-4400 out of network benefitsSummit Oaks Hospital (800) 753-5223Sunrise House (American Addiction) (973)862-4820 * methadone 20 mg or less, 4,550 for 5-day detoxSunrise Detox (Sterling) 888-443-3869Sunrise Detox (Toms River) 732-797-2505Sunrise Detox (Cherry Hill) 856-795-0036Tranquil & Quest (844) 986-7837Turning Point (973) 239-4600Princeton House (609) 497-3355Alina Lodge (908) 362-6114 - Hardwick, NJ *6-month program, for chronic relapsePHP/RESIDENTIAL TREATMENTPHP/Residential MedicaidCore Health Services (732)721-1000 *may provide transportation - South Amboy, NJJohn Brooks Recovery Center (609)345-4035 - Atlantic City, NJNew Hope Foundation (732)946-3030 - Marlboro, NJDiscovery Institute (732) 946-9444 - Marlboro, NJIntegrity House (973)623-0600 - Newark, NJFAITH-BASED TREATMENT PROGRAMSStraight & Narrow (973)345-6000 - Paterson, NJWalter Hoving Home (908) 651-5846 - Oxford, NJBergen Regional 1(800)730-2762 - Paramus, NJSalvation Army (215) 825-4601 - Philadelphia, PABurlington County Post House (609) 726-7155 New Lisbon,Keswick – Colony of Mercy – Whiting, NJNJ *min. 3 month residential program, addiction & mentalFor Men & Women (6 to 12 months residential) (800)453-7942healthMission Teens (856) 782-7771 Glendora, NJ free 6-12 monthfaith-based residential programPHP/Residential MedicareTeen Challenge (973) 374-2206 Lebanon, NJ *15-months, forStraight & Narrow (973)345-6000 - Paterson, NJadult men including those on parole or probationIntegrity House (973)623-0600 - Newark, NJBergen Regional 1(800)730-2762 - Paramus, NJPHP/Residential Military/TricareSeabrook House (800) 761-7575 - Bridgeton, NJNew Hope Foundation (732)946-3030 - Marlboro, NJCarrier Clinic (908)281-1000 - Somerset, NJCore Health Services (732)721-1000 *may provide transportation - South Amboy, NJStraight & Narrow (973)345-6000 - Paterson, NJPHP/Residential Private InsuranceEnlightened Solutions (609)270-5050 - Galloway, NJ2FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESCenter for Healing (609)372-5464 *co-occurring - Ewing, NJCore Health Services (732)721-1000 *may provide transportation - South Amboy, NJRecovery Centers of America (Lighthouse) (609) 625-4900 - Mays Landing, NJATSI 885-353-6740 *sober living component - Galloway, NJHumble Beginnings (844) 464-8625 - Cherry Hill, NJDiscovery Institute (844) 478-6563 - Marlboro, NJATSI 855-353-6740 - Galloway, NJNew Hope Foundation (800) 705-4673 - Marlboro, NJSeabrook House (800) 761-7575 - Bridgeton, NJAlina Lodge (908) 362-6114 - Hardwick, NJ *6-month program, for chronic relapsePHP/Residential No Insurance/State FundingBergen Regional 1(800)730-2762 - Paramus, NJDiscovery Institute (844) 478-6563 - Marlboro, NJNew Hope Foundation (800) 705-4673 - Marlboro, NJCrawford House (for women) (908)874-5153 (Maria Pipitone) - Skillman, NJThe Center for Great Expectations (732) 247-7003 x 25 - Somerset, NJ*program for homeless pregnant/parenting adolescents and adultsAddiction Treatment Services International (ATSI) 855-353-6740 Galloway, NJVince’s Place (609) 815-3975 Trenton, NJ – 180 residential program for homeless & indigent – must be referred by anemergency shelter, drug court or parole/department of corrections.Burlington County Post House (609) 726-7155 New Lisbon, NJ *min. 3 month residential program, addiction & mentalhealthMission Teens (856) 782-7771 Glendora, NJ free 6-12 month faith-based residential programDamon House (732) 828-3988 New Brunswick, NJ *sliding-scale, 64 bedsCura, Inc. (973) 622-3570 Newark, NJ - Long-term residential *has special groups for co-occurring, Spanish speaking,criminal justice groups, persons with HIV & AIDSTeen Challenge (973) 374-2206 Lebanon, NJ *15-months, for adult men including those on parole/probation, faith-basedLONG-TERM RESIDENTIAL TREATMENTWalter Hoving Home (908) 651-5846 Oxford, NJSalvation Army (215) 825-4601 Philadelphia, PAKeswick – Colony of Mercy – Whiting, NJ - For Men & Women (6 to 12 months residential) (800)453-7942Hansen House (609)965-3699 Egg Harbor City, NJHendricks House (609)965-3699 Vineland, NJThe Center for Great Expectations (732) 247-7003 x 25 Somerset, NJ *program for homeless pregnant/parentingadolescents and adultsAlina Lodge (908) 362-6114 Hardwick, NJ *6-month program, for chronic relapseCrawford House (Daytop) (862) 260-9460 - For women, 18 yrs , who are homeless & indigent *must be free fromsubstances for 14 daysVince’s Place (609) 815-3975 Trenton, NJ *180 residential program for homeless & indigent – must be referred by anemergency shelter, drug court or parole/department of corrections.Burlington County Post House (609) 726-7155 New Lisbon, NJ *min. 3 month residential program, addiction & mentalhealthMission Teens (856) 782-7771 Glendora, NJ free 6-12 month faith-based residential programCura, Inc. (973) 622-3570 Newark, NJ - Long-term residential *has special groups for co-occurring, Spanish speaking,criminal justice groups, persons with HIV & AIDSTeen Challenge (973) 374-2206 Lebanon, NJ *15-months, for adult men including those on parole/probation3FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESOUTPATIENT TREATMENT PROGRAMSMedicaidAtlantic Prevention Resources (609) 272-0964 ext. 9 Absecon, NJ*Also accepts funding through NJSAI, SAP, Drug Court, TANF & County FundingAtlanticare Behavioral Health (609) 646-9159 Egg Harbor Township, NJBehavioral Crossroads (609) 645-2500 Egg Harbor Township, NJ – provides transportationJohn Brooks Recovery (609) 345-2020 Pleasantville, NJ 08232RCA (Lighthouse) (609)625-4900 Mays Landing, NJ – provides transportationMy Friends House (856)669-6900 (Samantha) North Berlin & Woodbury*does co-occurring, MAT treatment – takes referrals from drug court, SAI, SJI, IDRC, DCP&PJersey Behavioral Care (908) 998-1693 Union, NJ *mental health, psychiatric eval., med. Management, dual diagnosis,gambling, depression, OCD, borderline personality, bipolar – works with children ages 4 , adults & elders – acceptsMedicaid & Medicare & sliding scaleBurlington County Post House (609) 726-7155 New Lisbon, NJ *min. 3 month residential program, addiction & mentalhealthSt. Michael’s Medical Center (973) 877-HELP *also does psychiatric careNo Insurance/FundingAtlantic Prevention Resources (609) 272-0964 ext. 9*Also accepts funding through NJSAI, SAP, Drug Court, TANF & County FundingAtlanticare Behavioral Health (609) 646-9159 Egg Harbor Township, NJMy Friends House (856)669-6900 (Samantha) North Berlin & Woodbury*does co-occurring, MAT treatment – takes referrals from drug court, SAI, SJI, IDRC, DCP&PJersey Behavioral Care (908) 998-1693 Union, NJ *mental health, psychiatric evals., med. Management, dual diagnosis,gambling, depression, OCD, borderline personality, bipolar – works with children ages 4 , adults & elders – acceptsMedicaid & Medicare & sliding scaleBurlington County Post House (609) 726-7155 New Lisbon, NJ *min. 3 month residential program, addiction & mentalhealthPrivate InsuranceEnlightened Solutions 844-234-LIVE Ventnor & Egg Harbor City, NJAddiction Treatment Services International (ATSI) 855-353-6740 Galloway, NJRecovery Centers of America (Lighthouse) (609) 625-4900 Mays Landing, NJThe Center for Great Expectations (732) 247-7003 x 25 Somerset, NJ*program for homeless pregnant/parenting adolescents and adultsMy Friends House (856)669-6900 (Samantha) North Berlin & Woodbury*does co-occurring, MAT treatment – takes referrals from drug court, SAI, SJI, IDRC, DCP&PJersey Behavioral Care (908) 998-1693 Union, NJ *mental health, psychiatric evals., med. Management, dual diagnosis,gambling, depression, OCD, borderline personality, bipolar – works with children ages 4 , adults & elders – acceptsMedicaid & Medicare & sliding scaleMilitary/VeteransWilmington VA Medical Center 800-461-8262 X 2800 Northfield, NJMEDICATION-ASSISTED TREATMENTMilitary/Veterans Detox ProgramsWilmington VA Medical Center 800-461-8262 X 2800 Northfield, NJ *MAT Treatment & detox from MAT4FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESHALFWAY HOUSESHansen House (men & women) (609)965-3699 Egg Harbor City, NJHendricks House for Men (609)965-3699 Vineland, NJMrs. Wilson’s Home for Women (973) 540-0116 Morristown, NJ *Accepts various fundingVince’s Place (609) 815-3975 Trenton, NJ –program for homeless & indigent – must be referred by an emergency shelter,drug court or parole/department of corrections or treatment facilityHOTLINES/HELPLINES Addictions Hotline (800) 238-2333Alcoholics Anonymous (856) 486-4444Narcotic's Anonymous (800) 992-0401SJ Al-Anon (856)547-0855Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-8255Domestic Violence 1(800)572-7233Human Trafficking 855.END.NJ.HT (855)363-6548Oxford House 1(800)689-6411Disaster Mental Health 1(877) 294-HELP (4357)Div. of Addiction Services 1 (609) 292-5760Div. of Mental Health Services 1 (800) 382-6717Gambling Addiction 1 (800) 426-2537Parental Stress Hotline 800-632-8188Veteran’s Crisis Line 800-273-8255 Div. of Youth & Family Services 1 (800) 331-3937Family Help Line (for Parents) 1 (800) 843-5437NJ Self-Help Group Clearinghouse 1 (800) 367-6274National Runaway Hotline (800) 621-4000Nar-Anon Family Groups (877) 424 – 4491AIDS Hotline 1(800) 624-2377Dual Recovery Anonymous (913)991-2703Psychiatric Intervention Program (609) 344-1118Sexual Assault Hotline (609) 646- 6767Problem Gambling 800-GAMBLERChild Behavioral Health Services 1 (877) 652-7624Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)800-656-HOPE (4673)NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONSVisit SoberLivingGift.org and fill out the form which will be e-mailed to 7 different organizations that will contributeto your sober living move in. Check it within 1-2 days to see how much funding you have received.The Hansen Foundation (609) 270 – 4443 - Helps with scholarships for sober living, as well as providing resources regardingtreatment and other addiction/recovery related resources.King’s Crusade (856) 874 – 4444 - Provides resources, assists with placement into treatment, provides transportation and possiblefunds for first month of sober living expenses (food & toiletries as well)Adam O’Brien Foundation (856) 304 – 0959 - Funds for sober living, works with indigent & Medicaid clients – assist withvarious things depending on the case.Never Too Late Foundation (732) 551-0778 – Aims to provide same day resources to substance abuse treatment, regardless offinancials/insurance. Also provides transportation to and from facilities.Rapp Room (Parent to Parent) (856) 983 – 3328 - Has support groups for parents, provides resources and support to childrenand their familiesSilent Epidemic (609) 743 – 2191 - Helps with transportation to treatment & funds for sober livingHeroin Kills NJ (609) 222-2189 (call or text) – Assists with treatment placement, sober living place, provides care packagesincluding toiletries for people moving into a recovery house or going into treatment, performs interventions, provides peer support5FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESfrom certified recovery coaches, spiritual mentoring, assistance in preparation of job resumes, assistance with some legal issues,advocates for individuals in recovery who have legal issues, self-harm outreach and support Heroinkillsnj.org, may assist withfunds to sober living on a case-by-case basis, may provide transportationStop the Heroin – Bill & Tammy Schminke www.stoptheheroin.org - Will assist with funds for sober living if person is comingstraight from treatment.Angels in Motion (609) 214 – 7090 -Helps the homeless addicted population with clothing & food, as well as care packages forpeople in treatmentAbbie & Krystal’s Angels (856) 574 – 4617 - Help the homeless as well as help with treatment placement, phone support &assisting with basic necessities for people in treatmentVolunteers of America (609) 541-2806 Assists anyone who has been incarcerated in the past 3 years (even if it is just for a day)with substance abuse & mental health assessments, treatment referral/linkage, housing assistance, job training/placement,educational assistance, legal assistance/advocacy, benefits assessment/reinstatement assistance, transportation to treatmentLocations:Atlantic City Safe Return - 26 S. Pennsylvania Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401 - 609-541-2806Trenton Safe Return - 226 W. State St, Trenton 08608 - 609-337-7097Camden Safe Return - 1812 Federal Street, Camden 08104 - 856-671-6101Safe Return Tri County- 900 Holly Dell Court, Sewell 08080 - 856-716-2212A Life for Brian (973) 270-3791 – Provides scholarships for sober living, when funds are available. Www.alifeforbrian.comCFC Loud N Clear 833-300-HOPE (4673)– Provides peer recovery support, sober living, supportive community, naloxonetraining, relapse prevention programs, family support, employment opportunities in the recovery community, intervention &more. www.healingus.orgCity of Angels (609) 910-4942 – Provides family support, many resources & awareness (located in Trenton)Cumberland Cares, Inc. (856)777-2639 – A community of volunteer peer specialists connecting those who are struggling to theresources they need, based in Cumberland County.Families Against Addiction (732)991-1022 - Provides support and meetings for family members affected by a loved onestruggling with substance abuse and/or mental health, based in Old Bridge (Central, NJ)M25 Initiative (844) 625-4673 Does outreach to meet the needs of the homeless population in Cumberland County, also has ahousing program for the homeless.Hope Sheds Light (732) 244 – 0783 - Educates families, provides resources & create awarenessTEENSCape Cod (774) 300-8070 Massachusetts *for girls ages 12-17, including those on psychotropic meds and Spanish speakers also.3-5 month faith-based residential program includes biblical counseling & Christian curriculum – for troubles adolescent girlsstruggling with emotional abuse or substance issues. Some schooling is provided.Teen Challenge (757) 244-3733 Newport News, Virginia – for boys ages 13-17 including those on parole/probation. 12 monthsfaith-based program.6FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
ADDICTION RELATED RESOURCESMISC. RESOURCESFind a Vivitrol rGroup for Mindfulness-Based Eating Awareness TrainingCorrine Kopp, LCSW (609) 415-0034 * 12-week closed group directed for over-eaters and binge-eaters – usesevidence-based work to treat at a group setting. Covered by most insurance – payment plans may be set up7FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES,CALL (609) 270-4443
Bergen Regional Medical Center (201) 967-4194 option 1 *Detox from ALL Substances *Medicaid/Medicare/Accepts Uninsured (provides charity care) Care Point/Bayonne/Christ Hospital & Hoboken Medical
