Empowers blind or visually impaired residents aged 55 and above to maintain independence through services such as outreach, case management, information, and referral. Provides vision screening, examinations by an ophthalmologist, orientation on vision aids and devices, distribution of aids, mobility training, home instruction in personal care, and activities of daily living. Offers restoration surgery, lens implants, volunteer companions, self-help support groups, community services advocacy, and recreation services.

Assisting individuals in cultivating general, non-job-specific strengths and skills crucial for enhancing employability within paid employment opportunities, all within an integrated community setting. These skills encompass training in effective communication with supervisors, coworkers, and customers, as well as the ability to follow directions, complete tasks, and solve workplace problems. The program encourages individuals to explore vocational skills, habits, interests, and goals. Collaboratively, the center works with individuals to make joint decisions, matching them with the most suitable training program possible. By fostering an environment of choice alongside training, the program facilitates stability and success. Transportation to the Community Access Center is provided.

Provides adults with developmental disabilities with support and training in the areas of activities of daily living. Consumers participate in practice arts such as cooking, recreation, social activities and community integration. Some consumers are involved in vocational assessments, job readiness training, skill development, and budgeting.

Provides a variety of supportive services for blind and visually impaired individuals. Services include:- Information and referral- Braille instruction- Peer support group- Advocacy- JAWS and Zoom Text computer classes- Stand Along Reading Apparatus (SARA) classes- White cane instruction assistance- Access to the latest aids and appliances

The Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) actively serves individuals at risk for repeated psychiatric hospitalizations. Providing 24/7 availability, the PACT team delivers individualized, flexible services at home or in community settings. Services encompass medication support, assertive outreach, crisis response, career counseling, life skills training, and assistance in developing social supports. PACT aims to decrease hospitalizations, enhance vocational opportunities, and improve overall quality of life, offering lifelong support when necessary.

Offers a variety of support services to residents and their families. Services may include case management, in-home training, and family assistance.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides a variety of residential services to at-risk youth ages 13-21 living in any county of New Jersey. Youth receive a variety of independent living training and transitional living support services until they achieve the life skills needed to live independently.

Empowering individuals to cultivate general, non-job-specific strengths and skills essential for enhancing employability within paid employment opportunities, within an integrated community setting. These skills encompass effective communication with supervisors, coworkers, and customers, as well as the ability to follow directions, complete tasks, and solve workplace problems. The program fosters exploration of vocational skills, habits, interests, and goals, collaborating with individuals to determine the most suitable training program. By fostering an environment of choice and providing training, the program facilitates stability and success. Transportation to the Community Access Center is provided.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Provides a partial care program for adults with psychiatric disabilities. The program has several components including training in daily living skills, clinical and psychiatric services, and supported employment services.

Empowering individuals with disabilities, the program assists in identifying optimal technologies for enhanced accessibility and daily tasks. It provides comprehensive evaluations, training, and support, with mobile visits to various environments. Home solutions encompass adaptive equipment, environmental controls, and enhanced independence. School-based offerings cover communication aids, computer access, and supportive software. Workplace solutions include ergonomic setups, job accommodations, specialized software, and memory/organization technologies.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Assist families caring for members with intellectual/developmental disabilities, the program offers adult and children's services.

Provides funds to a wide range of services that enable eligible adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, age 21 or older, to live, work, and thrive in their community.

Operating an inpatient rehabilitation center, we cater to individuals aged 20 and older with diverse disabilities. Our comprehensive therapy programs assist patients in regaining essential skills for independent living, such as walking, bathing, and speech. Additionally, we provide accommodations for special needs patients, including dialysis, transfusions, TPN, PEG tubes, and tracheotomies.

Offers a day program for people who have significant intellectual/developmental disabilities. The center works with participants to develop personal awareness, social and work skills, as well as to further each individual's capacity for self determination and decision making.

Offering eye health and independence through educational, vocational, and living skill programs. Additional services encompass entrepreneurial training, skills development at JKTC, instructional materials, employment support for deaf-blind individuals, and I - Can Connect program for technology distribution.

Empowers clients to maintain independence through skill development in daily living, communication, computer use, and mobility. The department assists clients in regaining lost independence due to diminished eyesight, offering Personal Adjustment to Blindness Training (PABT) covering daily tasks, communication, and mobility.

Provides a vocational training program serving individuals who have both an intellectual disability and a mental health diagnosis and/or present challenging behaviors. Green Grove also serves as a transition program for individuals who have moved from an institutional setting into the community. All program participants receive social skills training with a high staff-to-participant ratio. Activities include socialization, activities of daily living, and vocational skills, with a focus on positive behavior supports.

Promotes eye health and independence through educational services for children, vocational rehabilitation for older teens and adults, and independent living skills for all ages.Additional services:- Business Enterprise Program: Trains blind individuals for entrepreneurship- Joseph Kohn Training Center: Equips the blind with skills for independence- Provides textbooks, assistive technology, and materials for visually impaired children- Deaf - Blind Services for employment outcomes- Support Service Provider (SSP - NJ): Promotes employment and independence- I - Can Connect: Distributes technology to residents with combined vision and hearing loss

Provides diverse programs and services, including educational services for children, vocational rehabilitation for teens and adults, and independent living skills. CBVI promotes eye health, prevents vision loss, and offers additional services such as the Business Enterprise Program, Joseph Kohn Training Center, textbook support, Deaf-Blind Services, Support Service Provider (SSP - NJ), and I-Can Connect program for technology distribution.

Assist individuals with a history of repeated psychiatric hospitalizations, not benefiting from traditional community mental health services, by offering integrated rehabilitation, treatment, and support services. The program aims to reduce hospitalizations, enhance vocational opportunities, and improve the quality of life. It provides 24/7 availability of the PACT team, individualized and flexible services in home or community settings, medication prescription, administration, education, and support, assertive outreach, "in vivo" skills training, rapid crisis response, career counseling, job skills training, ongoing worker support, MICA treatment, direct assistance with critical life tasks, and assistance in developing peer/community social supports. PACT services are available lifelong if needed.

Provides a special needs program for adults with complex medical issues, supplementing community, behavioral, and therapy programs. Employs dedicated teams of nurses and occupational therapists to assist consumers in various ways, such as increasing range of motion, reducing muscle atrophy, enhancing cognitive awareness, providing muscular stimulation, addressing swallowing issues, and improving daily living skills. Staff members, with great care, deliver these services and, when appropriate, incorporate therapeutic devices like supine standers, therapeutic wings, and adaptive equipment for routine activities. The program also utilizes specialized equipment to enhance cognitive awareness and provide muscle stimulation. The OTC is committed to tailoring therapies to meet the unique needs of each consumer, with transportation to the center provided.

The Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) actively serves individuals at risk for repeated psychiatric hospitalizations. Providing 24/7 availability, the PACT team delivers individualized, flexible services at home or in community settings. Services encompass medication support, assertive outreach, crisis response, career counseling, life skills training, and assistance in developing social supports. PACT aims to decrease hospitalizations, enhance vocational opportunities, and improve overall quality of life, offering lifelong support when necessary.