NJ Department of Human Services

Free naloxone kits, while supplies last, are part of the team's second annual Addiction Awareness Night at the ballpark in partnership with the state.

The New Jersey Department of Human Services has announced it's expanding mental health early intervention programs to 10 more NJ counties.

More than 300 staffers across 66 New Jersey organizations providing direct social services in the area of homelessness prevention have received the training so far.

NJ kids who missed out on school meals due to COVID will get special food assistance benefits.

ATLAS, short for the Addiction Treatment Locator, Assessment, and Standards platform, allows people to find and compare treatment options contingent on several factors: location, insurance accepted, and services offered.

The New Jersey Department of Human Services is dedicating $2.5 million to help counties and municipalities open warming centers for homeless individuals as we head into winter.

They'll get reimbursed for PPE and other unexpected expenses.

A new report by New Jersey’s top watchdog finds state agencies are improperly using state-issued credit cards, spending taxpayer money without following regulations designed to make sure the purchases are transparent and appropriate.

This year's New Jersey Teen Media Contest celebrates family and the importance of parents and their role in a child's life.

Efforts are underway to spread the word about a state program that offers nutritional assistance to those in need.