Do you need food assistance? REPLENISH provides food to over 150 partner organizations including soup kitchens, houses of worship, and food pantries. REPLENISH is focused on providing nutritionally balanced options to those in need.

Use the REPLENISH Directory to find a location to get access to food.

Access the service directory of various County, State, and local community programs for senior citizens and persons with disabilities residing in Middlesex County. Topics range from adult day care to out-of-state assistance.

This center offers treatment for a wide range of emotional disorders including anxiety, depression, marital, and family issues. Experienced bilingual licensed professionals such as clinical social workers and psychologists serve clients of all ages. Since Otlowski Center is a public facility, every effort is made to make costs affordable. Most insurances are accepted, and adjustments can be made based on proof of income.

For more information, visit this page.

Middlesex County is home to more than 24,000 veterans. The Veterans Services Program helps these veterans complete the forms needed to apply for services through the Veterans Affairs (VA) System, such as signing up for VA healthcare, applying for discharge upgrades, and applying for service-connected disability. And for some older veterans, staff direct them toward programs which offer Aid and Attendance benefits. Additionally, the Veterans Housing Assistance Program helps to place homeless veterans in permanent housing or helps to ensure those veterans maintain their current housing.

For distressed Veterans, in need of guidance our mental health helpline is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

To learn more, visit this page.

To register, call 1-800-221-3520 after completing the MCAT Registration Form.

The Middlesex County Center for Empowerment (The Center) is the state designated sexual violence program for Middlesex County. We strive to support and empower survivors and significant others affected by sexual violence, and to help eliminate all forms of sexual violence through community awareness and education.

For more information, you can visit the page here.

Enhance your skills and obtain recognized credentials through the County’s free online learning platform with over 4,500 courses. SkillUp Middlesex is free of charge, and allows for flexible, self-paced learning of essential workforce skills, including certification tracks designed to prepare residents for industry certification exams.

To learn more, visit this page.

It can be difficult to know where to start looking when you, a friend or family member, patient or client needs help. Know that whatever the need - food, substance abuse resources, job training, emergency preparedness, veterans services, housing or caregiving - the Locator can help you find available resources.

To begin your search, click here.

The County strives to provide various health services for the people of Middlesex County. Like COVID-19, influenza spreads within close contact of another and shares similar symptoms. Preventing influenza is equally as important, and the County offers vaccines, which can even be free based on eligibility.

To learn more, visit this page.

The County Department of Health Services provides a variety of programs to promote wellness and improve education in collaboration with local agencies. These programs are scheduled throughout the year:

• Blood Pressure Screening
• Influenza (flu) vaccinations (fee)*
• Pneumococcal vaccinations (fee)*
• Health Education and Counseling
• Public Health Screenings
• Cancer Education and Early Detection (CEED)
• Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Infection
• HIV Counseling and Testing Program
• The Well Baby Clinic Program
• The Middlesex County Child Immunization Clinic
• Adult Immunization Clinic
• Case Management Services
• Special Child Health Services
• Tuberculosis Control Program
• Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program

The Middlesex College Dental Hygiene Program provides comprehensive dental hygiene care to the general public as well as to the college’s students, faculty, alumni, and staff at its dental hygiene care facility from September-May each year.  The public can receive examinations, cleaning, X-rays, screenings and more by dental hygiene students from Middlesex College.  You’ll receive great care by dental hygiene students who are directly supervised by supervised by licensed dental hygienists and dentists.

To learn more, visit this page