People and practical help
Housing, food, care, transportation, and ongoing support
These listings connect the local community with housing, food, behavioral health, benefits, transit, survivor advocacy, disability support, peer support, and practical resources. Ask about current availability, cost, scope, consent, and safety before relying on them.
Role: clinical outpatient mental health assessment and treatment; geography: the provider lists a Westampton site with a Mount Holly mailing address; cost/eligibility: confirm age and service fit, insurance, openings, and out-of-pocket costs; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or verified hoarding-specialty care. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Legacy Treatment Services: Mount Holly Outpatient Services
Describe how difficulty discarding or using parts of your home is affecting you. Ask whether the intake team has relevant experience or can refer you.
Role: county directory and resource navigation for treatment and support; geography: Burlington County; cost/eligibility: individual programs set their own costs, eligibility, and availability; emergency limit: not an appointment, diagnosis, or emergency response. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Behavioral Health
Ask which local service fits your needs and how to request care if transportation or cost is a barrier.
Role: community health center and primary care starting point; geography: Burlington City; this is separate from Mount Holly Township; cost/eligibility: provider describes a sliding-fee option based on ability to pay; confirm eligibility, appointment access, and charges; emergency limit: not a hospital emergency department or hoarding-specialty clinic. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Southern Jersey Family Medical Centers: Burlington Center
If falls, breathing problems, or missed medications are part of the picture, ask about primary care and whether a referral would help.
Role: hoarding education and links to a specialty provider directory; geography: online; check in-person New Jersey access or New Jersey telehealth eligibility; cost/eligibility: public information is free; clinicians set their own intake rules and charges; emergency limit: not emergency care, treatment, or an endorsement of listed providers. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
International OCD Foundation Hoarding Resource Center
Ask about hoarding experience, session costs, and how decisions about belongings are handled.
Role: state nonprofit information and hoarding-focused group leads; geography: New Jersey referral starting point; a Burlington County meeting was not verified; cost/eligibility: ask whether a group currently runs, accepts Burlington County participants, and has a fee; emergency limit: not therapy, emergency response, or local in-home help. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Mental Health Association in New Jersey: Hoarding Disorders Assistance
If you’re helping a loved one, ask about the Enough Stuff family group and its current format.
Role: community wellness and peer support; geography: Burlington City in Burlington County; cost/eligibility: confirm hours, participation requirements, and any costs; emergency limit: not a hoarding-specific group, clinical treatment, or emergency care. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Catholic Charities: Riverbank Community Wellness Center
Ask what to expect on a first visit. You do not have to share photos or agree to a home visit.
Role: clinical mental health and substance use care, including peer and family support services; geography: Burlington County site with a Mount Holly mailing address; cost/eligibility: provider publishes a sliding scale for people without insurance; confirm screening, costs, and which services are offered at this site; emergency limit: routine intake is not 911 or verified hoarding-specialty treatment. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Oaks Integrated Care: Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic
If you need help coordinating counseling and practical supports, ask what can be arranged through one intake and whether family or peer support is a fit.
Role: nonprofit pantry offering food and other basic supplies; geography: Mount Holly location is separate from the Berlin pantry; cost/eligibility: provider serves clients and community members in need; confirm access, pickup hours, and any documents required; emergency limit: not emergency dispatch or guaranteed same-day food or delivery. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Oaks Integrated Care: Mount Holly Food Pantry
Check which number to use for food access rather than donations. If your kitchen is hard to use, ask about food that does not need cooking.
Role: nonprofit application help for state energy benefits; geography: New Jersey’s directory lists the agency for Burlington County with a Mount Laurel mailing address; cost/eligibility: the agency describes application help as free; benefits depend on income, other program rules, and funding; emergency limit: not emergency repair or a guarantee a shutoff will be stopped. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Lightup Your World: LIHEAP and Universal Service Fund
Keep a recent bill and any shutoff notice handy. Check the current intake route before traveling.
Role: county information, referrals, and service screening; geography: Burlington County; cost/eligibility: individual programs set their own costs, eligibility, and availability; emergency limit: not emergency response or a cleanout provider. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Aging and Disability Resource Center
Describe what has become harder, such as preparing meals or getting to an appointment. Ask what kind of support can help with that task.
Role: county home-delivered meals for eligible older adults; geography: Burlington County; cost/eligibility: county lists homebound residents age 60 and older; confirm screening, contributions, and availability; emergency limit: not emergency food dispatch or home health care. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Meals on Wheels
If you can’t shop or cook, ask about eligibility and what help might be available while you wait.
Role: county transportation information, including BurLink public routes and separate services for eligible riders; geography: Burlington County; confirm the exact stop and trip; cost/eligibility: check fares, registration, trip purpose, scheduling and accessibility for the service you need; emergency limit: not emergency transportation or a guaranteed same-day ride. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Transportation
Before arranging a visit, check the return trip as well as the ride there.
Role: municipal information about scheduled bulk, brush, and other collection; geography: Mount Holly Township only; confirm which municipality serves your street; cost/eligibility: check current dates, accepted items, preparation, and any fees; emergency limit: not in-home removal or emergency spill response. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Mount Holly Township Public Works
Before putting furniture outside, confirm when collection is offered and what can go out.
Role: county hazardous-waste information and drop-off guidance; geography: Burlington County; verify the appropriate facility or municipal site; cost/eligibility: county states no charge for resident hazardous-waste disposal; confirm residency, materials, limits, and hours before traveling; emergency limit: not a spill response or an in-home removal service. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Household Hazardous Waste
Do not mix unknown products. Ask where paints, solvents, pesticides, or other chemicals belong before transporting them.
Role: county programs for some home repairs and heater replacement; geography: Burlington County; confirm coverage for your address; cost/eligibility: programs have income, ownership, project and funding requirements; ask whether help is a grant or a loan; emergency limit: not immediate emergency repair, hazardous-material work, or a cleanout service. | Each listing identifies its role, service area, cost or eligibility to confirm, and emergency limits.
Burlington County Community Development: Home Repair and Heater Replacement
Ask which program applies to the specific repair and what it would cost you before agreeing to any work.