ResourceConnect is the first County-led system in New Jersey, connecting you to food, housing assistance, medical care, employment programs, mental health services, child care and much more.
Call ResourceConnect at 732-683-8959, and a compassionate, trained social worker will answer. They will talk with you about your needs, challenges and together determine the best resources to assist you. Then, if needed, you will be connected to agencies and nonprofit organizations that can help. They will follow up to make sure your needs are met – making sure that your questions are answered and you are never left confused.
Monmouth ACTS Quick Help Guide for Common Needs. Need help now? The purpose of the guide is to provide a quick and easy reference to commonly requested services offered to Monmouth County residents.
Monmouth County Transportation Guide The guide brings together information from a wide range of transportation providers, including county and municipal programs, non-profit providers, private companies, and NJ TRANSIT services- into one accessible resource.
Monmouth and Ocean counties approve a no?cost shared services agreement to expand CDL driver training, helping meet regional workforce needs and support residents seeking commercial driver licensing.
Any nonprofit food assistance programs serving food-insecure neighbors in Monmouth County and/or Ocean County are encouraged to apply for this competitive grant opportunity. Grant funds may support needs such as food purchases, food preparation and service supplies, storage improvements, equipment, technology, cold storage, food safety tools, and more. Applications are due Friday, August 14 at 11:59 PM.
Questions are due on Friday, July 24, 2026, by 12 PM noon, and may be sent to [email protected]. AORs are due on Wednesday, August 19, 2026. All responses must be delivered ONLINE by 12 PM noon on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
The Social Security Administration encourages community members to go digital by using SSA.gov for reliable, up-to-date information and easy-to-use tools . The site includes key FAQs such as getting help, COLA details, handling suspicious calls, managing appointments, and working while receiving benefits. Recent newsletter is attached in both Spanish and English.
The Department of State is submitting a Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) application to HUD and has issued the attached notice. Interested agencies should submit an LOI to the State by Friday, July 24th.
New Jersey families may now have an easier way to claim valuable financial support for their children. The State of New Jersey has launched SimpleFile, a new online tool designed to help eligible residents quickly apply for the New Jersey Child Tax Credit, which can provide up to $1,000 per child under age 6.