Partner Agencies
Partner agencies of United Way of Burlington County provide health and human services identified by trained United Way volunteers as high priorities in our community. Each agency is reevaluated every two years to ensure each meets the highest standards, both fiscally and programmatically. Every partner agency is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, governed by local volunteers, employs a professional staff, and provides a majority of its services in Burlington County. Each agency has an established record of service, is financially stable, and has a system to evaluate the outcomes and effectiveness of United Way-funded programs.
*Not all partner agencies have websites.
- American Red Cross, Burlington County Chapter
- Phone: 609-267-9595
Health and emergency assistance organization specializing in disaster relief. Provides public education programs on health and safety for community and workplace.
http://www.redcrossbcnj.org - Arc of Burlington County, The
- Phone: 609-531-0211
Community-based services to the developmentally disabled citizens of Burlington County and advocates for their specific needs.
http://www.arcofburlington.org - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Burlington, Camden & Gloucester Counties
- Phone: 856-616-2340
Primary mission is to meet the needs of children, primarily from single-parent families in Burlington County who require a one to one relationship with an adult mentor.
http://www.bbbsbcg.org - Boy Scouts of America, Burlington County Council
- Phone: 609-261-5850
Unique educational program for young people that teaches Scouting skills and ideas to improve family relations, promote citizenship and develop outstanding character in today's youth.
http://www.bccbsa.org - Burlington County Behavioral Health Care (Catholic Charities)
- Phone: 609-267-9339
Mental health programs providing social and vocational rehabilitation, supervised residency, partial care programs, counseling and addiction treatment.
http://www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org - Burlington County Community Action Program (BCCAP)
- Phone: 609-386-5800
Helps low-income residents move toward self-sufficiency. Programs include: Head Start Centers, housing crisis, homeless prevention, energy conservation and crisis intervention.
http://www.bccap.org - Christian Caring Center
- Phone: 609-893-0700
Providing food, clothing and shelter to people in need and other physical necessities if available.
http://www.christian-caring-center.org - CONTACT of Burlington County
- Phone: 856-234-8888
A 24/7 based organization providing referral links, through a toll free network number 2-1-1, to people in need with appropriate agencies or programs.
http://www.contactburlco.org - Crossroads Programs, Inc.
- Phone: 609-880-0210
Provides emergency shelter, individual & family counseling, transitional living arrangements and employment training enabling youth to stabilize their lives as they move into adulthood.
http://www.crossroadsprograms.org - Emergency Services of Burlington County (Catholic Charities)
- Phone: 856-764-6945
24/7 hotline in cooperation with CONTACT to residents experiencing the need for emergency food, clothing and Shelter, Alternative housing, utility assistance, job resources, advocacy, information, referral and consumer counseling.
http://www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org - Family Service of Burlington County
- Phone: 609-267-5928
Provides preventive and therapeutic mental health services to individuals, families and groups primarily in Burlington County and South Jersey.
http://www.fam-serv.org - Fort Dix Family Services
- Phone: 609-562-2767
Direct social services to military personnel and families.
http://www.dix.army.mil - Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ, Inc.
- Phone: 856-795-1560
Premier organization in Southern New Jersey encourages all girls, 5-17, to reach their fullest potential and grow strong through educational and recreational programs.
http://www.gscsnj.org - Githens Center (Burlington County Cerebral Palsy Association)
- Phone: 609-261-1667
Provides educational, therapeutic/rehabilitative/habilitative, medical, recreational and social services to physically handicapped/developmentally disabled children and adults.
http://www.githenscenter.org - Habitat for Humanity, Burlington County
- Phone: 856-303-8080
Advocates for public awareness on the need for decent lower income housing in Burlington County.
http://www.habitatbcnj.org - Helping Other People Evolve (H.O.P.E.)
- Phone: 856-751-4673
Assistance and support to recently widowed persons evolving through the stages of grieving, providing encouragement and information to help them set and achieve new goals for living.
http://www.hopesnj.org - Interfaith Hospitality Network of Burlington County
- Phone: 856-638-0110
United outreach by the religious community in Burlington County to provide shelter, meals and assistance to homeless families.
http://www.nihn.org - Jewish Family and Children's Service of Southern New Jersey
- Phone: 856-424-1333
Provides effective, affordable and accessible human services to children, adults and families, including those with special needs.
http://www.jfcssnj.org - Katz Jewish Community Center
- Phone: 856-424-4444
Promotes physical and mental well-being of families and individuals by providing social, cultural, educational, recreational and health-related programs for people of all ages and backgrounds including children with disabilities.
http://www.katzjcc.org - Lester A. Drenk Behavioral Health Center
- Phone: 609-267-1377
Serves the mental health and social service needs of people of all age groups providing 24/7 crisis intervention, counseling for individuals, groups and families.
http://www.drenk.org - McGuire AFB Youth Activities
- Phone: 609-754-2050
A comprehensive year-round educational, competitive, handicapped, family assistance and before and after school day care program for children of active and retired military personnel, reserve components and DOD civilian employees.
http:// - Moorestown Ecumenical Neighborhood Development (MEND)
- Phone: 856-722-7070
Dedicated to providing decent affordable rental housing for low and moderate income families, senior citizens and the handicapped/disabled in critical need.
http://www.mendinc.org - Moorestown Visiting Nurses & Hospice
- Phone: 856-552-1300
In-home skilled nursing and health care services throughout Burlington County. Preserving optimal independent functioning, promoting quality of life and prevention of nursing home placement and hospital admission.
http://www.moorestownvna.org - Occupational Training Center of Burlington County
- Phone: 609-267-6677
Comprehensive vocational rehabilitation and training programs for the mentally, physically and socially handicapped residents of Burlington County.
http://www.otcbc.org - Providence House (Catholic Charities)
- Phone: 856-824-0599
Provides comprehensive services to adult victims of domestic violence and their children. Services include: 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, information and referral, counseling, support groups, follow-up networking and family abuse prevention programs. 24 hour hotline: 609-871-7551
http://www.catholiccharitiestrenton.org - Samaritan Hospice
- Phone: 856-596-1600
Aids terminally ill patients and families in their own homes with nurses, social workers and home health aides to enable patients and families to live as fully and comfortably as possible.
http://www.samaritanhospice.org - South Jersey Legal Services
- Phone: 609-261-1088
Provides quality legal representation and advocacy to low-income individuals.
http://www.lsnj.org - The Tender
- Phone: 856-234-5999
Day center for persons with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia; support group for caregivers; transportation to medical appointments for homebound seniors.
http://www.thetender.org - YMCA of Burlington County
- Phone: 856-234-6200
Strengthens the family and community through recreational, social and athletic activities.
http://www.ymca-bc.org
