Focused on stopping the spread of violence in Camden City neighborhoods. 

Cure4Camden is a community-based violence intervention program to stop shootings and violence in Camden City using methods and strategies associated with disease control: detecting and interrupting conflicts, identifying and treating high risk individuals, and changing social norms. 

Community center providing services that strengthen and empower Camden County families and neighborhoods.

The Building Bridges Family Success Center is a community-based, family-centered neighborhood gathering place where Camden County community members are welcomed to go for family support, information, and services.

Baby's Best Start is a free, nine-week program to support you and your baby to get off to the best possible start. Utilizing a Nurtured Heart approach, sessions cover topics focused on your baby's health and development and the family unit.  After the completion of the program, you and your family will be invited to a graduation and will continue to receive follow-up support including home visits and phone calls on a monthly basis. 

Baby's Best Start provides:

Transitions - STAS is a community-based treatment stabilization and assessment program offering a caring and supportive healing home for New Jersey teenagers ages 13-17.

Our Early Learning Community offers a nurturing and high quality education for children age 0-5 designed to prepare children for success in kindergarten and beyond.

Pre-k slots are currently available.

Tranquility House is a supervised transitional living program (STLP) that provides safe and supportive housing to young women ages 18-20 with the goal of building the foundation for independent living. The program is a community-based alternative that helps young adult women reach their educational and vocational goals. Women live on their own for 6 to 18 months in a home-like setting while staff provide guidance and help them obtain their own housing.

The Parent Resource Center is a community-based multi-disciplinary project that empowers parents with knowledge and skills needed to be effective caregivers. Through the program, effective discipline techniques are encouraged and parent/child relationships are enhanced. The eight-week program is designed to enhance parenting skills for parents with infants, toddlers, school-aged children, and adolescents. The Parent Resource Center provides practical information that can be incorporated into everyday parenting in an effort to keep children and families safe.