The Family Life Center supports positive family development and constructive parent-child interaction to promote family well-being and to reduce the risk of abuse and neglect in the household.  
 
Offering two levels of care, the Family Life Center provides the flexibility to address the needs of parents both compliant and non-compliant in their treatment plan.
 

Services include:

Evolutions

Evolutions provides young men dealing with both substance abuse and mental illness with a safe place to live while they develop coping skills to become self-sufficient.

The program offers a serene, home-like setting for up to five young men between the ages of 13-17. During their 6- to 9-month stay, young men receive supportive services from our highly-qualified team so they can be successfully reunited with family or transition into an independent living situation.

Services for youth living at Evolutions include:

Peaceful Tomorrows provides counseling and therapeutic services for children and families who experienced violence, including domestic violence, family violence, or dating violence. Peaceful Tomorrows provides a safe environment where children and their non-offending parents can heal from the effects of trauma. Services are designed to bring families together and build supportive networks.

Kaleidoscope

LGBTQIA+ program providing support and guidance to New Jersey teens and young adults. 

Kaleidoscope is a community-based LGBTQIA+ program that offers monthly meetings and ongoing virtual platforms in a welcoming atmosphere where teens and young adults like you can find support, guidance, and a sense of community. Kaleidoscope provides a safe, supportive environment for LGBTQIA+ and allied teens and young adults to gather, socialize, organize, and help each other. 

Achieving Consistent Excellence (ACE)

ACE (Achieving Consistent Excellence) is a multi-component prevention program provided to Gloucester County males ages 8-23 years old who are on probation and their families. ACE staff members will provide crisis support, career and academic guidance, financial management, sobriety support, and aid in building up life skills including time management, physical and nutritional well-being.

The program will provide transportation to work interviews, probation, court, school, and other appointments.

Children’s Partial Care program is a community-based, structured partial care program, designed to support and encourage youth experiencing emotional and behavioral challenges and their families. Children's Partial Care builds on individual strengths and helps young people enhance their self-image, overcome challenges, take responsibility for their actions, make effective choices, set goals, and improve peer and family relationships. Services offered at Children’s Partial Care are multidisciplinary and designed to promote positive development.

The TAG program provides support to grandparents and other relatives over age 55 who are raising children. Counselors help grandparents and other relatives learn how to better communicate, resolve conflict, negotiate, and problem solve, with a focus on keeping children happy and healthy. The TAG program also helps clients access services to meet financial, social, recreational, educational, and healthcare needs.

A TAG support group for grandparents and other relatives raising children meets twice a month.