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County Welfare Offices Substance Abuse Initiative (SAI) worker
Atlantic:	Angela Lewis
Bergen:	Joyce Debellis	201-468-4297
Burlington:	Pauline Glenn	609-518-4741
Camden:	Stephen Sykes	856-225-8841
Cape May:	Gloria Olexa (GA only)	609-886-6200 ext. 277
	Diane Hermann (TANF only)	609-886-6200 ext. 275
Cumberland:	Cindy Romanik	856-691-4600 ext. 230
Essex:	Sharon Butler	973-733-4651
Gloucester:	Sarah Hart	856-256-2882
Hudson:	Vicki Wondolowski	201-420-3041
	Anthony Debenedictis	201-420-3021
Hunterdon:	Marsha Atkinson
Mercer:	Robert Forrester	609-989-4305
	William Krisak	609-989-4418
Middlesex:	Helen Golden	732-745-4545
Monmouth:	Robert Squeo	732-431-6286
Morris:	Shau Ying Liu for GA	973-326-7265
	Subhag Kumar for TANF	973-326-7833
Ocean:	Virginia Richardson	732-286-5844
Passaic:	Thomas Malatesta	973-881-2599
Salem:	Carol Monks	856-299-7200 ext. 219
Somerset:	Charlotte McNorton	908-203-5119
Sussex:	Beverly Towle	973-383-3600 ext. 140
	Anne Myelcraine	973-383-3600 ext. 170
Union:	Ms. Butler	908-791-7068
Warren:	Marlene Ochse	908-475-6301

Links

AddictionSearch.com – offers information and articles about drug use in NJ as well as links to various programs/resources in the state.
Directory of Programs Available for Addiction Services (from the N.J. Department of Health and Senior Services)
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence/NJ Addiction Treatment Locator - Searches on the treatment locator can be done by county or zip code.
Alcoholics Anonymous
AA meetings in New Jersey
AA Meetings for Adults Suffering from a Serious Mental Condition (from New Views Treatment Program)
Al-Anon and Alateen Meetings in New Jersey
NA Meetings in New Jersey

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Low-income New Jerseyans can get free legal help by phone: call our toll-free hotline at 1-888-LSNJ-LAW (1-888-576-5529), Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Outside of New Jersey, please call 732-572-9100 and ask to be transferred to the hotline.