Corner House Behavioral Health

Health and Human ServicesNew Jersey, United States2-10 Employees

Corner House Behavioral Health was established in Princeton, New Jersey, to address youth substance use and related challenges through a network of care involving professionals and community members. The organization evolved from the Corner House Counseling Center, operating from 1972 until its closure at the end of 2023, and it offered programs focused on prevention, youth development, and family support within the health and human services sector. Its early funding and governance involved local municipal entities and a county treatment grant, with a community-led foundation later supporting ongoing operations. Over time, the agency expanded to include student prevention initiatives and an in-school presence, and it adapted to online delivery during the 2020 pandemic before returning to in-person services. In 2023, Princeton opted to close Corner House, transferring remaining student programs to Human Services and ceasing addiction treatment, with the offices subsequently leased to a treatment provider. The organization was positioned within Mercer County’s network of social services, reflecting its role in addressing local substance use and related behavioral health needs.

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