Oaks Integrated Care

12/28/2025

to help save a life. If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction and ready to seek help, contact Straight to Treatment, open every Monday from noon to 6pm: Evesham Township Police (NJ) at (856) 983 -1111.

Recovery professionals from Oaks will be ready to assist with finding treatment options. Drugs and drug paraphernalia can be handed in without fear of possession charges being filed.

Recovery is Possible Oaks offers compassionate, supportive services for individuals and families living with an addiction to opioids, alcohol and other addictive substances or co-occurring disorders…

12/27/2025

A new year doesn’t have to come with big resolutions or added pressure. Instead, it can be a chance to reflect and reset. Read our latest blog to learn how to create a mental health plan for 2026 that works for you all year long.👇

The days between Christmas and New Year’s often feel quieter and a little slower. This moment offers an opportunity not to overhaul your life or set big resolutions, but to reflect and reset. We…

12/26/2025

🕯️ Wishing those who celebrate a joyful Kwanzaa filled with happiness and togetherness.

12/25/2025

Sending warmest wishes ✨for a filled with light, joy, and moments that matter most. 🎄

12/24/2025

Because of your generosity, 2,180 individuals in our programs received holiday gifts this season. 💚 Thank you for spreading joy, kindness, and holiday cheer to so many families.

12/23/2025

💚 After more than 27 years of service, we celebrate the retirement of Vice President Pam Brown, a trusted colleague, compassionate advocate, and unwavering champion for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Pam’s dedication has shaped countless lives and set a standard of care rooted in respect and inclusion. We are grateful for her years of service and the impact she has made on our organization and the community we serve.

⭐️ Join us in wishing Pam the very best in this next chapter!

12/23/2025

Feeling more tired, withdrawn, or down during the winter months? You’re not alone—and it may be more than just the “winter blues.”

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that affects many people as days grow shorter and colder. Read our blog to learn the signs and when it's time to get help. 👇

As the days grow shorter and colder, many of us notice changes in our mood and energy. Feeling tired, less motivated, or a little “off” during the winter months describes what many people call the…

12/21/2025

As winter ❄️ begins, we’re reminded that growth doesn’t always announce itself. Sometimes it happens quietly through care, connection, and showing up for one another. Take a moment today to check in with yourself or someone you care about!

12/19/2025

The holidays can be joyful and overwhelming. Our latest tips highlight five ways to set boundaries for your mental health this holiday season so you can show up as your best self. 💚

12/19/2025

Our donors and volunteers really sleighed it this holiday season! 🛷✨ Your generosity is what makes holiday memories possible for those who need it most. Thank you to:

🌟 Builders League of South Jersey
🌟 Grace Alliance Chapel
🌟 OneAmerica Financial
🌟 Return Kindness
🌟 Rev Creative Group
🌟 Saint Matthew Lutheran Church
🌟 Voorhees Police Department
🌟 St. Peter's Episcopal Church - Medford, NJ
🌟 Medford Township Police Department
🌟 Barlow Chevrolet
🌟 Innovative Benefit Planning
🌟 Cherry Hill Police Department
🌟 Anne Breikss
🌟 Valerie Mattern
🌟 Danielle Howe
🌟 Nora Pearce
🌟 Teresa Sydorko
🌟 Conrad Family
🌟 Jessica Hecht

There’s still time left to make a monetary donation! Visit https://bit.ly/OaksHoliday2025!

12/18/2025

We’re grateful to share that Oaks received a Fall 2025 Community Grant from The Montclair Foundation to support services for children and families including substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and parenting programs.

Thank you to The Montclair Foundation for investing in mental health and well-being across our communities.

🔗 Read more via Montclair Local

The Montclair Foundation (TMF) has announced Kay Sarlin Wright as its new Executive Director. She succeeds Mark E. Packer.

12/17/2025

“The heart of this merger is about mission.”— Derry Holland, CEO

We’re proud to announce our merger with the Association for Advancement of Mental Health (AAMH) in Princeton. Bringing AAMH into our family of services gives more people in communities across New Jersey improved access to mental health and addiction services.

Thank you to ROI-NJ for highlighting this milestone.

Oaks Integrated Care of Mount Holly announced a merger Dec. 4 with the Association for Advancement of Public Health (AAMH).