Resources Outside of Rutgers
There are a variety of resources for residents in New Jersey, many of which are right near the Rutgers-New Brunswick campus. Below is a list of some of the resources that may be beneficial to residents with dependents.
There is also a website that functions as a directory for different social services available to the residents of New Jersey in various locations across the state. Click here for an extensive list with links to services, programs and benefits.
New Brunswick Free Public Library
The New Brunswick Library offers a variety of child-friendly programs, games and books. The library also offers free drop-in after school tutoring for children grades K-12. In addition, their website has links to online homework help sites that are useful to grade school children. Visit their website here for more information.
New Brunswick Tomorrow
This website gives users the ability to search for an array of different programs with fields such as "youth" and "adult" services. This site is not limited to New Brunswick and offers information across many major towns and cities throughout New Jersey. Click here to visit their website.
Middlesex County Public Health Clinic and Well Baby Clinic
Location: 596 Jersey Avenue, Suite B, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone Number: 732-565-3788
University of Medicine and Dentistry - New Brunswick
Location 1: 277 George Street, Phone Number (732) 235-6700
Location 2: 123 Church Street, Phone number (732) 235-2052
New Brunswick, NJ Social Security Office
Location: 550 Jersey Avenue, Suite 200 New Brunswick, NJ 08901
Phone number: 800-772-1213
Visit their website: Social Security Office
Middlesex County Board of Social Services
181 How Lane New Brunswick, NJ 08903
Phone Number: (732) 745-3500
On the state and federal level there are many different programs and opportunities to assist residents.
The State of New Jersey and the federal government have a web of resources available to support those in need, including residents with dependents. Below are just a few relevant resources at both the state and federal levels.
Child Care Subsidy
Through the Department of Human Services Division of Family Development, there is an application for child care subsidy. The amount each family is granted ranges, based on individual assessment, proper documentation is required to be considered.
For more information visit their website.
Energy Assistance
Low-income eligible households that are having a difficulty paying their heating and cooling bills can contact this office for financial assistance and help in weatherizing their homes.
For more information visit their website.
Benefits Website
This website gives an overview of benefit programs in New Jersey, including details on qualifications and links to the application processes.
For more information visit their website.