Offers guidance and support for individuals who live in the community on their own or with family, but who require some supervision with their daily living skills like shopping, cooking, scheduling and attending doctor appointments, banking, etc.

Offers clinical intervention and advocacy services to individuals with mental health needs, developmental disabilities, and dual-diagnoses through psychiatric and psychological evaluations.Other services include:- Adult respite care- Anger management- Behavioral management- Community-based support- Individual and couples therapy- Skills training- Support Brokerage- Support coordination- Supported employment

Serves as an adult vocational center providing assessments, work adjustments training, sheltered employment and supportive employment. Adults with disabilities and medical complications may also qualify for Adult Day Health Program.

CAU's core beliefs is the Community Integration its importance for people looking to enrich their daily life with education, recreation, or community-based activities. CAU offers daily recreation that organizes events throughout the state available for people to attend including dinner at local restaurants, bowling and movie nights, visits to local sporting events, art museums, theatre productions, and more. CAU also organizes approximately 10 overnight trips per year.

Provides a federal home and community based service program for persons with AIDS and children under the age of 13 who are HIV positive. This medical assistance program offers comprehensive medical services specifically designed to meet the needs of this population.

Offers direct services for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Programs includes day habilitation, pre-vocational training & supported employment, respite services & community based supports, life long learning, and community participation.

Easterseals assigns a Direct Support Professional (DSP) to aid individuals with developmental disabilities at home and in the community, tailoring support to their goals. For instance, enhancing social skills may involve group-oriented events, while assisting with work transportation pairs the individual with a DSP. Additional supports encompass cooking, bathing, recreational activities, community outings, socialization, personal hygiene, computer usage, and more.

Acting as a catalyst, the New Jersey Association of Senior Blind brings together blind and sighted individuals to plan and implement programs, enhancing the quality of life for blind seniors in New Jersey and nationwide. The division focuses on promoting vocational, cultural, and social advancement, striving for the equal integration of blind seniors into society. It addresses the unique challenges faced by blind seniors, organizing events like senior possibilities fairs to showcase skills, techniques, and a positive attitude for moving towards independence. Emphasizing the transformative power of turning obstacles into opportunities, the division works to improve the overall conditions and standard of living for blind seniors. Monthly conference calls via phone provide additional support and connection.

Provides a federal home and community based service program for persons with AIDS and children under the age of 13 who are HIV positive. This medical assistance program offers comprehensive medical services specifically designed to meet the needs of this population.