Offer residential and support options for individuals with developmental disabilities, including 24/7 staffed group homes, supervised apartments with on-site support, and supportive living with flexible weekly assistance for those leasing their own homes through NJISP or private pay

Offers supervised community living arrangements in which individuals with developmental disabilities can more comfortably contribute to and benefit from their communities. Individuals are placed in homes based on their needs and existing housemates. Homes are managed by staff who oversee all aspects of supports and services to move individuals toward independent and self-determined lifestyles. 14-hour, 24-hour, and overnight care is available based on an individual's level of independence within a home.

Facilitating the transition from hospital to community living, Bridgeway's Residential Intensive Support Team (RIST) offers comprehensive, flexible, and mobile services. Supporting individuals' utilization of community mental health treatment, employment, and rehabilitation services, RIST provides:- Assistance in securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers- Needs assessment for developing wellness and recovery goals- Personal assistance emphasizing education and living skills development- Intensive outreach to engage recipients in mental health, substance abuse, and medical services- Ongoing coordination with other service providers- 24/7 staff availability and on-call rapid response- Support in developing peer and community social connections- Partnership with family/significant others- Career counseling, job-seeking skills training, and ongoing support- Clinically enhanced residential support staff, including a consulting psychiatrist, wellness nurse, housing specialist, and MICA and vocational counselorsRIST Goals:- Facilitate independent living within the community- Prevent unnecessary hospitalizations- Enhance quality of life, achieving goals like paid work, continuing education, supportive friendships, improved family relations, living alcohol and drug-free, and increased recreational opportunities.

Assisting individuals in the transition from hospital to community living, Bridgeway's Residential Intensive Support Team (RIST) delivers comprehensive, flexible, and mobile services. RIST supports the use of community mental health treatment, employment, and rehabilitation services, providing:- Assistance in securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers- Needs assessment for wellness and recovery goal development- Personal assistance with education and living skills development- Intensive outreach to engage recipients in mental health, substance abuse, and medical services- Ongoing coordination with other service providers- 24/7 staff availability and on-call rapid response- Support in developing peer and community social connections- Partnership with family/significant others- Career counseling, job seeking skills training, and ongoing support- Clinically enhanced residential support staff, including a consulting psychiatrist, wellness nurse, housing specialist, and MICA and vocational counselorsRIST Goals:- Facilitate independent living within the community- Prevent unnecessary hospitalizations- Enhance quality of life, achieving goals like paid work, continuing education, supportive friendships, improved family relations, living alcohol and drug-free, and increased recreational opportunities.

Offers placements in group homes that serve individuals with developmental disabilities and medical needs. Staff assist individuals in obtaining a higher level of independence. Services include guidance and supervision in areas of self-care, social interaction and activities of daily living. Individuals in these homes may require daily nursing care. 24-hour assistance is available to all residents.

Provides a variety of housing options for individuals with developmental and other forms of disabilities. Options include group homes, supervised apartments, and a supported living program. Under staff supervision, residents prepare their own meals, share household meals, receive training in independent living skills, personal grooming, money management, shopping, and the use of public transportation.

Offers services targeted to preventing homelessness for individuals with HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)/AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome). The program aims to keep individuals in care in order to receive the support they need.

Assists income-eligible individuals with disabilities like HIV/AIDS by offering housing aid and information services, ensuring they maintain housing stability and avoid homelessness, with eligibility limited to US citizens.

Provides comprehensive support services and collaborates to tailor plans addressing housing success, including: case management, crisis intervention, medication self-management, on-site support, physical healthcare linkages, and skill development training.

Empowers individuals with major mental illnesses to live independently in the community through supportive services, assisting clients in accessing affordable permanent housing, linking to employment and educational programs, and working to decrease their hospitalization rate, while providing services such as housing search assistance, moving-in services, mental health/medication education, employment services, co-occurring disorder services as needed, supportive counseling, and 24/7 on-call support.

Offers supervised community living arrangements in which individuals with developmental disabilities can more comfortably contribute to and benefit from their communities. Individuals are placed in homes based on their needs and existing housemates. Homes are managed by staff who oversee all aspects of supports and services to move individuals toward independent and self-determined lifestyles. 14-hour, 24-hour, and overnight care is available based on an individual's level of independence within a home.

Provides lease-based housing with on-site supportive services for tenants. Connects individuals with special needs to affordable housing and supportive services enabling stable, independent living in community settings. Housing is permanent so long as tenants meet rent and lease obligations. Various models exist for developing and managing supportive housing through partnerships among housing developers, property managers, and social service providers.

Supports individuals with developmental disabilities in securing living arrangements, Sted to their need and choice. Such arrangements include group homes, supervised apartments, supported living, and independent living coaching.

Empowering individuals with major mental illnesses to live independently, the Supportive Housing Program offers vital assistance in accessing affordable permanent housing, employment, and educational opportunities, aiming to reduce hospitalization rates. Program services encompass housing search support, moving assistance, mental health and medication education, employment assistance, co-occurring disorder services, supportive counseling, and round-the-clock on-call support.

Facilitating the transition from hospital to community living, Bridgeway's Residential Intensive Support Team (RIST) offers comprehensive, flexible, and mobile services to individuals with varying degrees of residential needs. RIST supports the use of community mental health treatment, employment, and rehabilitation services, providing:- Assistance in securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers- Needs assessment and goal development for wellness and recovery- Personal assistance focusing on education and living skills development- Intensive outreach to engage recipients in mental health, substance abuse, and medical services- Ongoing coordination with other service providers- 24/7 staff availability and on-call rapid response- Support in developing peer and community social connections- Collaboration with family/significant others- Career counseling, job seeking skills training, and ongoing support- Clinically enhanced residential support staff, including a consulting psychiatrist, wellness nurse, housing specialist, and MICA and vocational counselorsRIST Goals:- Independent living integrated within the community- Prevention of unnecessary hospitalizations- Enhancement of quality of life, achieving goals like paid work, continuing education, supportive friendships, improved family relations, living alcohol and drug-free, and increased recreational opportunities.

Provides services to elderly, blind or disabled adults in the community. Services include assistance with housing, home health aides and various support services. This includes those who reside in Boarding Homes, Residential Health Care Facilities, and Rooming Houses.

Provides assistance in obtaining adaptive devices, individual client advocacy, housing, information and referral, medical mobility, recreation, self-help groups, social security and other social assistance programs, transportation. Sign language is used by staff. Also has employment services, switchboard operations, and company store.

Provides in-home and multi-disciplinary support to disabled individuals living in group homes, apartments, or other types of living arrangements.