This is a short list of web sites that First Call 2-1-1 uses or recommends with frequency. Web sites included in this list must provide significant information that is a good supplement to the First Call database. Sites listed often include their own database of specialized resources or very good advice.  To recommend a site for inclusion on this list, send an email to info@211firstcall.org

NEW
Morris County Office of Health Management
973-631-5489
http://www.morrishealth.org

NJ Health Care Profile is database of physicians and podiatrists that provides a profile on each practitioner including their credentials, education, disciplinary actions, hospital restrictions, and malpractice payments. njdoctorlist.com is maintained by the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs.
http://www.njdoctorlist.com

teenhealthfx.com provides teens with an online resource for any and all of questions regarding theirhealth, relationships, bodies and sexuality. The people who answer their questions are professionals which include: clinical social workers, health educators, adolescent medicine physicians, pediatricians and pediatric sub specialists, psychiatrists, psychologists, nurses, nutritionists, and many other health professionals. teenhealthfx.com is funded by Atlantic Health System.
http://www.teenhealthfx.com

LSNJLAW.org provides easy to understand information for people with civil legal problems. This is a helpful source for people who need some basic legal information but do not qualify for the legal hotline or legal services. The site provides general information only, not legal advice.
http://www.lsnjlaw.org


NeedyMeds is an on-line resource to learn about patient assistance programs and other programs designed to help those who can't afford their medicines. If you can't find the medicine you need on the list, call 2-1-1 and we will search a different paper source in the office.
http://www.Needymeds.com


New Jersey Department of Health & Senior Services provides a listing of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other long-term care facilities. Also includes a helpful guide focused on how to choose a facility. 

Choose the circle above the picture of the state, which will then bring up a box of more options. You can perform a complex search or slide down the page to choose a complete listing of facilities in a specified county.
http://www.state.nj.us/health/ltc/index.html


New Jersey Department of Community Affairs publishes a free on-line Guide to Affordable Housing in New Jersey that lists developments, apartments, or houses affordable to low- and moderate-income families. Includes accessibility information for disabled persons. Guide is arranged by county.
http://www.state.nj.us/dca/dhcr/guide.htm


Elected Representatives -- Congress.org has a searchable listing of US and state elected officials. Also claims to include local officials but all municipalities are not listed.
http://www.congress.org


American Camping Association has a searchable database of camps that are accredited by the organization. Includes day & residential programs, camps for people with special needs, facilities for adults and families, and various search alternatives. Also includes a guide for how to choose a camp.
http://www.acacampsnj.org


2-1-1.org Use the 2-1-1 Finder to locate a 2-1-1 information and referral agency across the country. You'll need a zip code to enter for the search and then, assuming there is an active 2-1-1 site for the area you need, you'll be directed to the web site of that organization. If you can't find what you need, call First Call For Help at 2-1-1 or 1-800-HELP-555
http://www.211.org