Support for what you’re facing today… and where you want to be tomorrow.
Mental health affects every part of life. When you or someone you care about is struggling, knowing where to turn can make all the difference.
We provide mental health services for children, adults and families across New Jersey. From counseling and community support to urgent care, crisis intervention and more intensive services, care is designed around each person’s needs.
Get HelpWhen Mental Health Support Can Help
There is no single reason to seek support. You may be managing a long-term mental health condition or simply recognizing that life has become harder to navigate. Support may be helpful when experiencing:
- Anxiety, depression or persistent sadness
- Changes in mood, behavior or daily routines
- Difficulty coping at home, school or work
- Trauma, grief or significant life changes
- Social isolation or difficulty maintaining relationships
Find the Right Services
Because needs are different for every person, we offer a range of services designed to meet people where they are along their mental health journey.
When someone is experiencing an emotional or behavioral crisis, getting the right help quickly matters.
Oaks provides Crisis Screening, Mental Health Urgent Care and Children’s Mobile Response services designed to help individuals and families stabilize, understand their options and determine the safest next step.
CCBHC connects mental health, addiction, crisis and primary care support through a coordinated, community-based approach designed to make care easier to access and help individuals improve their overall well-being.
Outpatient services for children, adults and families can help people understand what they are experiencing, develop healthy coping strategies and work toward personal goals.
Support may include therapy, psychiatric care, medication management, case management and treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use needs.
For some people, the most effective support happens where everyday life happens.
Our team provides services in homes, schools and communities to help individuals manage their mental health with programs such as case management and jail diversion services. With the right support, it’s possible to improve quality of life and increase community connections.
For people who need more support than traditional outpatient care, Partial Care offers a structured setting focused on stability, recovery and building the skills needed to manage daily life more independently.
Children & Families:
Day and evening programs for children and families with mental health needs provide therapy, educational support, parenting skills and more to help improve quality of life at home, school and in the community (referrals through DCPP, Children’s System of Care or self-referral).
- Family Learning Center in Burlington County
- Youth Partial Care (ages 4-17) in Mercer and Burlington Counties
Adults:
From young adults in transition, to seniors in need of specialized care, partial care day programs provide adults living with a mental illness with the support needed to prevent psychiatric hospitalization and improve functioning in the community. Services are full day, three days a week and include transportation if needed.
We’re on the move! The Oaks Care Van travels to community events, health fairs and resource fairs throughout South Jersey. Our Mobile Community Services team connects people with essential resources and helps remove barriers to care such as limited awareness of available services and difficulty navigating the healthcare system.
Stop by and talk with our team! You don’t need to know exactly what kind of help you need. We’re here to listen, answer questions and help point you in the right direction.
We help qualified individuals and families understand options and find resources for supportive housing designed to meet people where they are. Having a place to call home can give people the foundation they need to focus on their health, recovery, relationships, employment and goals for the future.
Learn more about options and eligibility.
Some individuals benefit from a more structured environment or longer-term support. Residential mental health services for children and adults can help strengthen daily living skills, manage mental health needs and work toward greater independence and stability.
Mental health challenges often affect the entire family. Intensive Family Support Services (IFSS) in Camden and Mercer Counties provides free education, guidance and support for family members and caregivers of adults struggling with mental illness. Available resources include advocacy, support groups, social activities, referrals and more.
Connect to care.
Ready to take the first step? Contact our Access Center to get started.
Access Center: 1-800-963-3377
GET HELP
CONNECT to CARE
A Whole Person Approach
Mental health does not exist separately from the rest of life. Housing instability, food insecurity, substance use, physical health, employment and social connection all affect emotional well-being. Additional support includes:
- Addiction and recovery services
- Housing assistance
- Food pantries
- Family and caregiver support
- Employment and vocational support
- Community resources and referrals
WE’RE HERE FOR YOU
Help Someone You Care About
Watching someone struggle with their mental health can leave you wondering what to say, what to do or whether it is time to seek professional support.
You do not have to have all the answers. Start by listening, taking concerns seriously and helping the person connect with appropriate support.
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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
We know choosing care for a loved one is a big decision. Here are a few answers to help you feel confident and supported as you take the next step.
View All FAQsNo. Mental health support is not only for emergencies. Oaks offers services that can help people experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, relationship difficulties and other challenges affecting everyday life. Learn more about mental health services.
There may be a waitlist for outpatient services. Please call our Access Center at 1-800-963-3377 to learn more and discuss treatment options.
Yes. Oaks provides substance use and co-occurring services such as outpatient, detox and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) designed to support individuals at different stages of recovery. Learn more about addiction services.
You will have access to a prescriber when enrolled in treatment programs for mental health or addiction that offer medication management. Learn more about how to get started.
No. Housing availability and eligibility vary. We can help qualified individuals understand available options such as supporting housing and provide additional resources. Learn more about housing and homelessness services.
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