MUNICIPAL ALLIANCE Municipal Alliances are community-based volunteer committees, which were established in 1990 in each municipality to address each community’s unique substance abuse prevention needs and problems for all ages. In Sussex County there are 12 Municipal Alliances representing all 24 towns.
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HUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY COUNCIL OFFICE provides various types of funding to serve the residents of Sussex County.
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OFFICE OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ALCOHOL Ensures that Sussex County receives funding to provide treatment services to our residents and oversees contracts and payments made to agencies providing the specified services.
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OFFICE OF DISABILITY SERVICES provides information and referral services to the residents of our county.
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JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER

YOUTH SHELTER HOME Sussex County and Morris County have a shared service agreement for Youth Shelter Home services.
Please refer to this link: http://www.mcshelter.com.

The Sussex County Helpline provides a searchable directory of services available in Sussex County.

The Sussex County One Easy Link (OEL) Collaborative is the website of the Sussex County Council of Services Agencies, an affiliation of governmental and non-governmental entities providing services to Sussex County residents.

Contact Information/Department Directory

Service Requests

Site Map

Links

Outside links provided are for information purposes. No evaluation or recommendation of any specific service provider is intended.

Citizen's Guide, A Directory of Human Services (Acrobat PDF)
Citizen's Guide, A Directory of Human Services (Web Page)
County-Wide Needs Assessment (8MB PDF)
Substance Abuse & Alcohol Needs Assessment
Sussex County Substance Abuse Plan
Mental Health Plan

The statewide Point in Time Survey's purpose is to gather information on residents who are homeless or precariously housed. Results of recent Sussex County surveys are listed below.

2008 Survey
2007 Survey
2006 Survey
2005 Survey