The Center for Educational Advancement (CEA) assists individuals with disabilities in finding community integrated employment. Once the client finds a job, they are given one-on-one training, as needed, to learn the job and to handle any situations relating to job culture/work habits that may interfere with ability to keep a job. Once a job is learned, a job coach can continue to visit the job site a few times per month to make sure that the job continues to go smoothly for the client.

Provides programs and services that offer realistic work experiences for individuals with disabilities who are not currently seeking a competitive job or need to continue sharpening their employment capabilities and skills.

Provides educational services for children and families, vocational rehabilitation for employment, independent living support, eye health services, blindness prevention programs, services for the deaf-blind, business training, summer programs, counseling, educational materials, college prep, tax certification, peer groups, and referrals for residents with visual impairments.

Family Resource Associates (FRA) offers classes for individuals with disabilities that have graduated high school and are not working full time. Program is designed to maintain skills, teach employability skills, and independent living skills. As well community outings.

Provides employment opportunities for people whom are looking to work. Programs can include custodial, occupational training, support employment, rehab, and food service.

Provides educational services for children and families, vocational rehabilitation for employment, independent living support, eye health services, blindness prevention programs, services for the deaf-blind, business training, summer programs, counseling, educational materials, college prep, tax certification, peer groups, and referrals for residents with visual impairments.

Provides various education programs for deaf children. Programs include: preschool for children ages 3 and under, high school education, a deaf-blind program, and a Transition to Work program for recent graduates. Support staff is available on campus.

Enhance the lives of adults on the autism spectrum through the Adults with Autism Day Program, fostering their success in a supportive environment. Services encompass skills assessment, family involvement in treatment planning, individual guidance, consultations with applied behavioral analysis consultants, activities of daily living and leisure skills training, social skills groups, community-based recreational activities, and pre-vocational and vocational training.

Provides diverse mental health services for residents, including case management, counseling, psychiatric medication supervision, intensive family support services, outpatient services, PACT (Program in Assertive Community Treatment), partial care offering counseling, case management, prevocational and social groups, recreation, substance abuse counseling, self-help, personal recovery program for mentally ill chemical abusers (MICA), residential services with case management, supervised and semi-supervised housing, family care homes, and vocational services encompassing career planning, job-seeking skills, job placement, and supported employment.

Addresses the vocational, cognitive, behavioral, social and emotional difficulties which individuals affected by brain injury frequently experience as they try to resume their lives.

Assists adults with severe and persistent mental illness in choosing, securing and retaining competitive full or part time employment. Services include job development, on and off site job coaching, benefits planning and the Career Paths Internship Program.

Provides job training and part time employment for students with autism and other developmental challenges. Fitness and therapy programs are also available for students.

Provides a full-day, twelve-month, ABA-based school program tailored for learners over 21 years old. Services encompass a variety of individualized ABA-based teaching techniques, emphasizing paid employment, volunteer opportunities, and individualized programming in communication, self-care, leisure, social, and functional academic skills.

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.

Offers a full range of employment services such as pre-placement, job coaching, and long-term follow along after employment. This is followed by trial work experience, and discovery for individuals with a developmental, physical, or mental disability.

Assists motivated adults with disabilities in gaining the training, work, and skills necessary for greater independence. The Supported Employment program focuses on preparing them for the private sector through specialized training and counseling. Employment Specialists offer ongoing support post-placement to facilitate a smooth transition

Harbor House is a psychiatric rehabilitation program for individuals with a chronic mental illness. The program includes a day program, employment services, case management and advocacy, recreational/social activities, and a supervised and semi-supervised housing program. Beds for homeless mentally ill adults.

Supporting individuals, the program aids in developing general, non-job-specific strengths and skills essential for employability within various paid opportunities in an integrated community setting. These skills encompass effective communication, task completion, and workplace problem-solving. The program fosters exploration of vocational skills, habits, interests, and goals, collaborating with individuals to make informed decisions and match them with suitable training programs.

Facilitating community employment, the program guides individuals with disabilities and mental illness. Components include pre-placement support for resume writing and job search, job coaching at the work site to teach skills and educate employers, and long-term follow-along services for ongoing support in maintaining community employment.

Offers an assortment of training services in packaging, production, fulfillment, mailing, maintenance, and custodial work for disabled individuals. All training and work is supervised, with the overall purpose of giving all individuals the opportunity to work in, live in, and to be contributing members of the community.

Helps South Jersey residents who need help feeding their families, making ends meet, or overcoming domestic violence. Services offered may include case management, emergency financial assistance, veterans assistance, and financial/legal consultations.

Assists individuals living with serious mental illness in entering or returning to the workforce. Provides vocational services, helping clients identify career interests and preferences. Staff collaborates with clients to assess strengths, aiming to find, attain, and maintain a job and career. Additionally, offers on-the-job training for individuals interested in learning job duties and managing the employee/employer relationship.

Provides the opportunity for people with disabilities to access meaningful and gainful employment as well as workplace readiness and skills training. Access to various employment opportunities is achieved through adaptive equipment and technology.

Provides a self-directed day program for disabled adults over 21 years of age. Services include: academic tutoring, job skills training and job sampling, entrepreneurial job endeavors, volunteer work, community services, leisure and recreational activities, physical fitness, personal care services, and transportation services. Also offers weekend and evening activities, hotel respite, and individual support services.

Provides career services for individuals, ages 18 and older, who have a disability that currently presents a barrier to employment. Programs available through the center include: Vocational evaluation, Work adjustment training, Skill training, Job coaching, and Supported Employment.