A phone located in the lobby of police headquarters that enables individuals who are deaf, hard of hearing or who have a speech impairment to make telephone calls to request police assistance.

The Evesham Police Department has s teamed with the Volunteers of America (VOA) to serve as a satellite office to provide immediate, direct services related to mental illness, substance abuse, homelessness, housing instability, and other underlying social services stressors to individuals encountered at every point of contact within our daily operations.

Through Operation Helping Hand, law enforcement actively links individuals with substance use disorder to treatment and/or recovery services. The traditional model that started in Bergen County involves law enforcement officers arresting users purchasing heroin or other narcotics at open-air drug markets and then immediately offering to link those individuals to care. The charges are not dropped if the user accepts help, but every effort is made to place him or her on the path to recovery.

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The Blue Envelope Program assists motorists who are on the Autism spectrum during contacts with the police.  It was designed avoid misunderstandings when an officer contacts a driver who is on the Autism spectrum in a motor vehicle.  Contact Ptl. Carly Szwajkowski at [email protected] to recieve your kit.

Connected iPads have been deployed into service that have been installed with an interpreter service to provide interpretation services 24 hours a day/7 days a week including American Sign Language (ASL) along with over 225 languages and dialects.  The iPads can also be used for crisis screening .

Burlington County's guide to providing better access services that improve health and wellbeing information and assistance to older persons, adults with physical disabilities, caregivers and professions looking for service programs.

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Straight … to Treatment is a program created to help those who are caught in the powerful grip of addiction and substance abuse – but would like to break free – with the opportunity to be connected to a program to assist them with overcoming their addiction. 

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A guide detailing how to get help from the Mental Health System in Burlington County.

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The registry can provide police with emergency contact information, detailed physical descriptions, known routines, favorite attractions and triggers of an individual with Autism or other disabilities such as: Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Down Syndrome or any other endangered individuals. For more information click here and scroll down to the ETPD Autism and Disabilities section or Register Now!