DONAFY is a smart phone app that allows you to easily LOCATE, NOTIFY and DONATE to nearby nonprofits that service people in need of housing, food, medical care, mental health, LGBT, legal or job assistance. You can also use it to find nearby services for yourself or even notify an organization that someone needs help.
Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
Selected internet resources for Veterans, Military Service Members & Their Families, covering benefits & assistance, employment, finances, and more. Usually updated at least twice yearly.
Selected internet links for older adults on Health, Technology, Housing, Education, Employment, Family, Consumer Info, and more. Usually updated at least twice yearly.
Links to selected online resources for people with disabilities, covering government benefits & services, employment, travel and more. Updated at least once yearly.
Selected links to websites in Spanish, organized by subject. Updated at least twice yearly.
Links to selected online resources that should be helpful to recent immigrants in adjusting to life in a new country. Topics covered include Government Programs & Offices, Housing, Transportation, Learning the English Language, Getting a Job or Starting a Business, School (For You or Your Children), Managing Money & Paying Taxes, Immigration & Citizenship, The South Plainfield Area, and Other Assistance & Information. Updated at least twice yearly.
ESL conversation groups are held on Tuesday evenings for 13 weeks each spring and fall. Students are tested and placed with others with similar literacy skills. All groups are lead by trained volunteers. No charge for classes or materials. Pre-registration available to Old Bridge adult residents only - open to all adults, if seats still available, after classes start. Call adult reference at 732-721-5600 X5033 or visit web site for more info.
Government list of free legal service providers for immigrants in New Jersey. Updated July 2014.
A list of helpful organizations for economic hard times. Resources for housing, food, health care, etc.
The African American Office of Gay Concerns (AAOGC) is a community based non-profit organization founded in 2001 by it’s founder and current Executive Director Gary Paul Wright, to ensure that men of color who were gay-identified, bi-sexual or men who had sex with other men (MSM) had a voice in the fight against HIV/AIDS…
