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.

Offers a variety of supportive services for families of individuals with disabilities who reside in Bergen or Passaic County. Available services include:- Information and referral- Advocacy- Companion services- Case management- Support group- Self directed respite care

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.

Supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) in the community through the Community Living Supports Program. Archway employees provide individualized services, including support for self-care, health, communication, life skills, recreation choices, budgeting, and goal achievement. Clients, who often live independently or with family, receive approximately ten to fifteen hours of service per week, with transportation provided.

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

Assists individuals in their eligibility process for Supportive Living, helping them acquire skills for independent living such as home maintenance, personal hygiene, meal preparation, and budgeting. These services are offered as part of Community Based Supports or In Home Supports.

Offers housing solutions for adults aged 21 and above with developmental and/or multiple physical disabilities through various options such as group homes, supported and supervised apartments, and independent living units. Each facility offers supportive services including case management, personal assistance, nursing services, rehabilitation technology access, training in independent living skills, transportation access, community integration activities, fully accessible residences, building maintenance, certified home health care, and rent subsidies.

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.

Provides supported transitional and permanent housing solutions for those who might otherwise be residing in institutions or other more restrictive living environments. This is a client centered program and encouraged to participate in individual and group activities in the community which increase their interpersonal skills.

Provides group homes the support of trained staff and meet the needs of individuals with a wide range of challenges. Efforts to secure quality of life for all individuals who find their home at SCARC are guided by plans comprised of carefully crafted, personalized goals and objectives. Individuals participate in the care of their home and many other activities designed to foster a sense of warmth, stability, and friendship among housemates.

Provide individuals with serious mental illness through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT). PACT aims to teach self-management, promote community integration, prevent hospitalizations, and enhance quality of life. Services, available 24/7, include personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. PACT envisions positive outcomes like employment, education, supportive networks, improved family relations, and a substance-free life. Services are flexible, delivered in homes or community settings, with a lifelong option if needed.

Offers a residential option for intellectually or developmentally disabled adults not requiring 24-hour care, where they reside independently within the community in private homes or apartments. Staff provide daily living aid, transportation, budgeting, medical appointment support, social activities, and community resource assistance, with 24-hour on-call support available.

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.

Offered individuals with serious mental illness through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT). PACT believes in fostering successful community living by delivering flexible services. Goals encompass teaching self-management, promoting community integration, preventing hospitalizations, and enhancing quality of life. Services include 24/7 PACT team availability, personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. PACT aims for positive outcomes like employment, education, supportive networks, improved family relations, and a substance-free life. Lifelong services are available as needed.

Allows individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities to live independently in the community. Individuals in the program receive weekly instruction in areas such as: Banking, Budgeting, Travel training, Socialization. Participants in the program are required to contribute to their living expenses.

Provide supportive group homes and apartments for individuals with disabilities, offering services based on each person's needs, including cooking, cleaning, laundry, banking, planning, assistance with medical or therapeutic care, and fostering relationships.

Provide individuals challenged by serious mental illness through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT). PACT aims to teach self-management, promote community integration, prevent hospitalizations, and enhance quality of life. Services, available 24/7, include personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. PACT envisions positive outcomes like employment, education, supportive networks, improved family relations, and a substance-free life. Services are flexible, delivered in homes or community settings, with a lifelong option if needed.

Provides a range of residential options for individuals diagnosed with mental illness, ranging from 24/7 supervised to independent living and flexible programming. These supports include case management, assistance with life skills, housing relocation, obtaining and maintaining employment, and medical needs.

Provides individually tailored services to facilitate affordable housing and social service access for individuals or families with mental health diagnoses. Services include: life skills training, healthcare connections, vocational training, workforce development opportunities, and comprehensive case management meant to enhance overall well-being.

Provides accessible and affordable supportive housing options for people with an intellectual and/or developmental disability to ensure that they can choose where and with whom they live, keep in touch with their family, and feel safe. Located throughout Atlantic County, The Arc's housing options include group homes, supervised apartments, and supportive living arrangements.

Provide individuals with serious mental illness through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT). PACT aims to teach self-management, promote community integration, prevent hospitalizations, and enhance quality of life. Services, available 24/7, include personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. PACT envisions positive outcomes like employment, education, supportive networks, improved family relations, and a substance-free life. Services are flexible, delivered in homes or community settings, with a lifelong option if needed.

Provide individuals facing serious mental illness through the Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT). PACT aims to teach self-management, promote community integration, prevent hospitalizations, and enhance quality of life. Services, available 24/7, include personalized home-based support, medication management, crisis response, career counseling, and life skills training. PACT envisions positive outcomes like employment, education, supportive networks, improved family relations, and a substance-free life. Services are flexible, delivered in homes or community settings, with a lifelong option if needed.

Offers residential programs that allow people with developmental disabilities to live as independently as they are able in the communities and homes they choose. Offers the following services to clients: The opportunity to live alone or with other individuals, Fully-trained residential staff, A 24-hour Emergency on-call system, Multiple locations throughout New Jersey, and Customized supports based on an individuals needs and preferences.

Offers residential services that include group homes. This includes supervised apartments, and an in-home supported living program for individuals with developmental disabilities.

Provides individuals an opportunity to reside in an apartment setting while receiving 24-hour supervision. The program serves men and women with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Each individual receives instruction in areas such as banking, transportation and activities of daily living.