Agape Project
Agape Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focusing on street outreach and harm reduction. Visit their Instagram for more information.
Agape Project is still collecting donations in honor of Melissa, a dedicated member of the team that was lost too soon. To find out how to donate, click here.
Cooper Center for Healing
The Cooper Center for Healing is an integrated center that provides innovative, compassionate care for patients with substance use disorder, pain, trauma, and psychiatric disorders. The center’s medical specialists in addiction medicine, toxicology, emergency medicine (EM) and emergency medical services (EMS), internal medicine, family medicine, and psychiatry provide interdisciplinary specialty care in the hospital, ambulatory, and community settings. The center also has a robust interdisciplinary clinical team of behavioral health clinicians, nurses, and navigator specialists who offer wraparound services to patients in a biopsychosocial model, including helping them to address social determinants of health (SDOH). View their website for more information.
CMSRU Student Organizations
Food Recovery Network provides pastries from a local bakery for Thursday outreaches. CMSRU Outreach Alliance provides harm reduction items (naloxone, fentanyl test strips) and student volunteers. Brown Paper Bag Project brings sacked lunches. Street Medicine reaches out to community members surrounding the outreach and helps connect those who would benefit from our services. Visit the CMSRU website for more information.
Colin’s Wish
Since the loss of her son in 2017, Colin’s mom has been on the street spreading Colin’s love amongst those less fortunate. The Colin’s Wish team hosts a dinner at the family shelter every third Tuesday and has been on the street every third Saturday since the passing of her son. This amazing team offers food, clothing, hygiene products, tents, blankets, tarps, and whatever else is needed for street living and loves to spoil the moms & children at Anna Sample. Colin’s Wish practices peace, love and harm reduction and believes all lives matter!
Their motto is to Live Strong & Love Forever.
Visit their website for more information.
Center for Family Services
Center For Family Services is a leading non-profit social services provider offering a strong and innovative continuum of care with comprehensive and evidence-based services. At Center For Family Services you can find a continuum of care that includes specialized services for both adults and youth interested in recovery or currently in recovery and their families. Visit their website for more information.
Camden County
The Camden County Office of Mental Health and Addiction receives state and county funding to ensure the availability of treatment services, particularly for the indigent. Qualified treatment providers provide programs that address problems of drug and alcohol abuse. Visit their website for more information.
Maryville Addiction Treatment Center
Since 1949, Maryville’s evidence-based treatment programs have helped bring hope, health, and healing to those suffering from opioid, alcohol, and other addictive substances. They make sustainable recovery possible through professional, accessible and outcomes-based treatment options. Each individual’s journey is unique, so they have specialized services to help meet as many needs as possible.
Visit their website for more information.
Next Journey Sober Living
Next Journey Sober Living is a group of structured sober living homes throughout southern New Jersey. Next Journey offers clients a clean, safe and healthy place to start the journey of long term recovery. Visit their website for more information.
Access Wireless
Access Wireless is a service provider for the government-funded Lifeline Assistance program. They provide free 4G LTE mobile phones with plans for talk, text, and data. Must have a valid ID.
Rowan School of Veterinary Medicine Shelter Medicine and Community Outreach
Currently, Rowan School of Veterinary Medicine Shelter Medicine and Community Outreach offers pet pantry services (wet and dry food) for dogs and cats along with common pet supplies such as treats, food & water bowls, bedding, toys, leashes, walking harnesses, collars, cat litter and cat carriers. In the future, our veterinary students will help improve access to preventative veterinary care for many pets and their families in Camden. Visit their website for more information.
United Healthcare
United Healthcare assists with signups for Medicaid and enrollment in a $300 monthly stipend for nutritious food. Visit their website for more information.