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Together offers short-term, walk-in emergency housing for youth age 9-18 in need of a safe place to live. Together provides 24/7 safe housing and basic needs support for youth who have experienced abuse, neglect, human trafficking or those youth who have run away or are in need of safe housing due to a variety of circumstances.

Together is a caring and healing home for children where they receive support and work on their future with the goal of family reunification. When returning home is not the safest choice, Together counselors seek alternative, stable living arrangements. Center For Family Services Safe and Supportive Housing programs provide a continuum of care for youth in need of a long-term safe place to live.

Together provides:

  • food, clothing, and medical services
  • individual, group, parent, and family counseling
  • advocacy
  • life skills training
  • educational and tutoring services
  • drug and alcohol screenings
  • recreational activities

Skilled counselors help children establish goals and support them as they return to a more stable home environment.

If you need help, contact the Together Youth Emergency Housing 24/7 Hotline: 800.255.4213. For information on the National Runaway Switchboard, please call 1.800.runaway or visit www.1800runaway.org 

 

Contact Information 

Together Youth Emergency Housing 24/7 Hotline: 800.255.4213 


Location

Together is located in Glassboro, NJ

 

Eligibility

Youth age 9-18 from anywhere across New Jersey. Out-of-state youth are also eligible.
 
 

Referral Info

Open-referral. Walk-ins accepted.


Funders

NJ Department of Children and Families, Division of Child Protection and Permanency, US Department of Health and Human Services, US Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs, Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), Gloucester County Department of Human Services, Youth Services Commission, Gloucester County Department of Health and Senior Services, Office for Victims of Crime (OVC), Family & Youth Services Bureau (FYSB), and Community Donations.
 
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