Distributions are made BY APPOINTMENT ONLY! |
Referral Forms are only available by contacting us. They are not available online. |
Agency clothes closets can be re-stocked by contacting us for special appointments. |
If your client needs help with moving (besides truck rental places like U-Haul), the following could be hired by the client. |
Stan the Man 973-897-7947 Lets Go Services John Toussaint 973-530-0809 Abby Brown 201-407-7555 Brandon Silvera 973-545-6381 Byron 908-338-4014 Divine Integrated Services 862-215-0558 or 908-494-1210 |
Referral Procedure for Registered Agencies |
º Provide the client with the directions to our warehouse.
Click for a map. º Complete ALL FIELDS on the referral form (revised June 2022) and fax/email it to us. Cover pages are not neccessary. º Forms with incomplete fields will be returned to you for completion without an appointment date. º We will assign an appointment date/time, sign the form and fax/email it back to you. º Please remember that we are an all volunteer organization and it may be a couple of weeks before you receive an appointment date. º Provide the client with the signed form that the client must bring on the appointment date/time. º Discuss with the client ALL of the client procedures and provide them with a printed copy. º Make sure that the client understands that they will be held to those procedures WHETHER OR NOT YOU HAVE EXPLAINED THEM. º The client procedures are on the client page of this web site. º If you wish to know if we received your fax/email, request a confirmatiom receipt. Please do not call to ask if we received a fax/email for at least one week. º All faxes and e-mails are accessable only to us. The more information that you leave, the faster that we can get an answer to you. º IF YOU CALL CONCERNING THE STATUS OF A CLIENT, PLEASE LEAVE THE NAME OF THE CLIENT (or at least the clients initials). This will allow us to respond directly with an answer. º Both the phone number above and the cell phone number that you were given when you registered are answered in an environment that protects confidential information. º They are your clients, we will inform you of the appointment date. You need to inform the client and notify us if they can not keep the appointment. Any calls that we receive from the client will be directed to you (except for calls a day or two before their appointment when there might not be time for us to reach you). |
Agencies - 2023 |
The following agencies are currently registered to refer clients. The list may not include recent additions. If your agency is on the list, contact their representative. If your agency is not on the list, have them contact us. |
American Red Cross Bayway Family Success Center Bergen County Community Action Bridgeway Rehabilitation Services Bridgeway Supportive Housing Buddies of New Jersey Care Plus Caring for Families Catholic Charities CBH Care PATH Circle of Care for Families of Passaic County Community Cordinated Child Care of Union County (4Cs) Community Health & Wellness CURA Department of Family Assistance and Benefits Department of Labor Department of Training and Employment Division of Child Protection & Permanency(DCP&P) Division of Social Services Division of Welfare East Orange Child Development East Orange Community Development Center East Orange Family Success Center Easter Seals Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless Essex County Family Justice Center Essex County Social Services Essex-Newark Legal Services F.A.C.T. Family and Children Together Family and Children Services Family Connections Family Partners of Hudson County Family Promise of Essex County Family Promise of Union County Family Support Organization Federal Public Defenders Office Garden State CDC Georgia King Village Greater Newark Healthcare Coalition Greenway Family Success Center Healthy Families Healthy Start Holy Redeemer Home First HUD-VASH Housing Authority City of Elizabeth (H.A.C.E) Hudson County Department of Family Services Hyacinth Aids Foundation I.C.M.S. Integrity House International Rescue Committee Ironbound Community Center Irvington Family Development Irvington Neighborhood Improvement Corporation Isaiah House Jewish Family Services Kintock Group La Casa de don Pedro Lennard Clinic Linden Social Services Mental Health Association Mount Carmel Guild Multi-Curtural Service Neighborhood Corps Reentry Services Neighborhood Health Services Corp New Community Corporation New Destiny Family Success Center New Jersey Citizen Action Newark Community Health and Wellness Newark Community Health Centers Newark Department of Health Newark Emergency Services for Families Newark Housing Authority NJCRI North Hudson Community Action North Ward Center Oasis-A Haven for Women And Children Orange Housing Authority Partnership for Children of Essex Partnership for Maternal and Child Health of Northern New Jersey Passaic County Women's Center PATH Program Plainfield Action Services Plainfield Family Success Center Plainfield Health Services Plainfield Housing Authority PRAB (Puerto Rican Action Board) Proceed Positive Health Care Project Live Rachel Coalition Refugee Assistance Partners (RAP) Renew Court Robert Wood Johnson Behavorial Health Roselle Health Department Rutgers Comprehensive Behavioral Health Rutgers Supportive Housing Safe House SAIF Program Salvation Army Servent House Somerset Resource Center South Ward Children's Alliance Special Child Health Services St. Bridget St. Clare's Social Services St. James Social Services St. Joseph's Social Services St. Rocco's Families Residence Team Management 2000 The Apostle's House The Bridge The Center for Great Expectations The Leaguers The Loving Arms Foundation Trinitas Hospital Unified Vailsburg Services Organization Union County Social Services United Community Corporation United Way Unity Family Success Center University Behavorial Health Urban League of Hudson County Veteran Affairs Village Family Success Center Visions and Pathways Visiting Homemaker Service Visiting Nurses Association We Soldier On Weequahic Family Success Center Women Aware Women Rising Wynonas House YM/WCA York Street Project |