Children (Ages 4–9)
- Emotional development and coping skills
- Behavioral and developmental screenings
- Parent–child bonding and support
- Early trauma identification and referrals
IFCDC Mental Health & Wellness Program
A full-spectrum, all-ages behavioral health initiative designed to stabilize, support, and strengthen our community from childhood through senior years.
Program Overview
The IFCDC Mental Health & Wellness Program delivers integrated, community-based behavioral health support for all ages. From early emotional development and youth resilience, to adult stabilization and senior wellness, the program functions as a centralized hub for mental health access, navigation, and support.
Our strategy leverages partnerships with licensed clinicians, schools, community agencies, and senior-serving organizations to create a seamless ecosystem of care and connection.
Youth & Teens (Ages 10–17)
- Anger management and conflict resolution groups
- School-based wellness pods and workshops
- Trauma-informed support and mentoring
- Gang- and violence-prevention alignment with IFCDC programs
Young Adults (Ages 18–29)
- Stress and life-transition support
- Violence interruption and crisis navigation
- Career and life stability coaching
- Connections to housing, education, and employment resources
Adults (Ages 30–59)
- Support for anxiety, depression, and trauma
- Family and relationship mediation
- Crisis stabilization and safety planning
- Referrals to therapy, psychiatry, and community services
Seniors (60+)
- Social isolation and loneliness mitigation
- Grief and loss support
- Cognitive and emotional wellness activities
- Caregiver and family support connections
Core Service Pillars
Counseling & Navigation
Screenings, support sessions, and coordinated referrals through trusted clinical partners, ensuring residents know where to go, who to call, and how to access care.
Crisis Stabilization
De-escalation support, safety planning, and warm hand-offs to emergency and crisis services when residents are in immediate distress.
Trauma-Informed Care
A cross-cutting approach baked into youth, adult, and senior support—recognizing the impact of trauma and centering healing, dignity, and safety.
Wellness & Life Skills
Workshops and groups that build coping skills, resilience, and life stability to help residents manage stress, relationships, and daily pressures.
Community Healing & Peer Support
Healing circles, peer-led support groups, and intergenerational engagement spaces that rebuild trust, connection, and community cohesion.
Integrated Across IFCDC Programs
The Mental Health & Wellness Program is fully integrated with our Anti-Gang, Transitional Housing, Economic Development, and Scholarship initiatives, providing behavioral health support that strengthens outcomes across the entire IFCDC ecosystem.
- Anti-Gang & Violence Prevention: Trauma support and conflict resolution.
- Transitional Housing: Emotional stabilization and life planning.
- Economic Development: Mental readiness for work, training, and entrepreneurship.
- Youth & Scholarships: Wellness support for academic and life success.
Confidentiality, Mental Health Records & Release Policy
The Imperial Foundation Community Development Center (IFCDC) protects all mental health, medical, and wellness-related records with the highest level of confidentiality.
Executive Custodian
All protected health information is managed under the authority of: Mr. Fahreal Allah – Owner & Executive Director. No records are shared, released, or accessed without his approval.
Client Rights
- Your information is confidential.
- You may request a copy of your records at any time.
- You may authorize IFCDC to share your information with another provider or agency.
Requesting Records
To request or authorize release of records, please contact our secure line:
Phone: (732) 743-5048
Email: service@ifcdc.org
A Release of Information (ROI) authorization will be required, and must be approved by the Executive Director before any records are shared.
Connect With the IFCDC Mental Health & Wellness Team
To request support, make a referral, or explore partnership opportunities, use the options below.
Contact Center
Phone: (732) 743-5048
Email: service@ifcdc.org
Physical Address:
1215 Springwood Ave Suite 28
Asbury Park, NJ 07712