Provides information, resources, support, and advocacy to families, professionals, and Parent Center colleagues. Those resources cover essential areas including child abuse prevention, educational workshops, development training, and support in child welfare, juvenile justice, and mental health.

Offers transportation for people with disabilities who are unable to use the local fixed route bus for some or all of their rides. Access Link service is comparable to the NJ TRANSIT local fixed route bus and light rail systems.

Establishes a comprehensive program whose objective is to gain equality, opportunity, and security for all people with disabilities through information and referral, outreach, advocacy, and legislation. Also works with county officials to maintain compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Barrier Free Code in their resolve to assure accessibility of all county buildings and programs.

Operates a peer-run community center for individuals with mental disabilities and illness. The center provides a safe place that is removed from the stresses and demands of the outside world. People come to the center to participate in groups, learn, socialize, play billiards, browse the internet, watch television shows and movies, sing karaoke, and prepare and serve healthy meals.

Initiating as an extension of psychiatric rehabilitation programming, the Bridge to Wellness Integrated Care program furnishes individuals with psychiatric disorders comprehensive access to primary care health services, encompassing physical exams, diagnosis, treatment of medical conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, obesity), vaccinations, on-site laboratory services, wellness programs, health education, pap smears, and referrals to specialists such as cardiologists, neurologists, and gynecologists. Its overarching objective is to dismantle barriers hindering access to vital primary care, thereby curtailing hospitalizations and preserving lives.

Provides a one-time food voucher or delivery for individuals with disabilities, or is homebound and directly affected by Covid-19, living within the coverage area.

Offers a residential camp in the Pocono Mountains for children with mild to moderate developmental challenges. Activities include athletics, swimming, boating, speech and language therapy, music and art therapy, daily living skills, academics, and sensory-motor-perceptual training daily.

Provides various programs for adults who are blind, visually impaired, or have an eye disease. Services include; art programs, day programs, guest speakers, therapy dog visitation, special interest trips, and wellness programs.

Initiating as an extension of psychiatric rehabilitation programming, the Bridge to Wellness Integrated Care program grants individuals with psychiatric disorders access to primary care health services, encompassing physical exams, diagnosis, treatment of medical conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, obesity), vaccinations, on-site laboratory services, wellness programs, health education, pap smears, and specialist referrals, with the goal of reducing hospitalizations and preserving lives.

Provides pre-vocational evaluation, work adjustment training, and training skills. Industries providing placement and follow-up include building services, business technology, food service, production, and retail sales.

Provides affordable housing for rent to individuals with special needs, including those with mental illness and disabled veterans. Encourages independence by recommending rehabilitative services from Community Hope or similar agencies. Rental options encompass individual units and shared apartments or residences across northern New Jersey, ensuring each resident has a private bedroom and compatible roommates.

Provides a one-time food voucher or delivery for individuals with disabilities, or is homebound and directly affected by Covid-19, living within the coverage area.

Offers home visits for disabled residents, offering case management and continuous support. Workers assist with accessing various services like home care, financial aid, medical insurance, equipment, home adaptations, transportation, vocational training, education, and recreation. Services aim to maintain independence within the community, with emotional support for clients and families. Assistance in finding residential care is also available when needed.

Offers a program that is designed for chidlren with special needs by helping them develop self-confidence through sports. The program is non-competitive and focuses on getting the support needed to have fun.

Offers comprehensive access to top-tier resources in healthcare, financial planning, housing, and legal matters for individuals facing unique life challenges. In addition, provides professional counseling and psychotherapy services designed to support emotional and mental well-being, helping individuals navigate a wide range of personal situations and transitions.

Purchases, manages, and maintains safe, decent, and affordable housing for rent to people who are homeless or who have special needs.

Facilitates job placement programs within competitive businesses, offering services like assembly, packaging, inspection, fulfillment, and mailing to employ a significant number of individuals with disabilities. Partnered companies encompass The Johnson & Johnson family of Companies, Alcan, Inc., Flemington Car & Truck Country, Glaxo SmithKlein, Johanna Foods, Inc., Pfizer, Inc., and ShopRite.

Reimburses eligible senior citizens and individuals with disabilities for property tax or mobile home park site fee increases on their principal residence.

Provides information and referrals, assistance, education, and advocacy to individuals with disabilities, their families, and communities. Topics include: the Americans with Disabilities Act, counseling services, transportation, disabled license plates, housing, and employment information.

Initiating as an extension of psychiatric rehabilitation programming, the Bridge to Wellness Integrated Care program facilitates access to primary care health services for individuals with psychiatric disorders, encompassing physical exams, diagnosis, and treatment of medical conditions (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, obesity), vaccinations, on-site laboratory services, wellness programs, health education, pap smears, and specialist referrals. Its aim is to eliminate barriers to critical primary care, mitigate hospitalizations, and preserve lives.

Provides financial assistance and supportive services to adults with permanent physical disabilities. Personal assistants help with daily living tasks, such as: bathing, meals, light housekeeping, shopping, and transportation.

Provides financial assistance to help defer the cost of child care to individuals who have been impacted by a temporary or permanent disability with dependents ages 6 weeks to 13.

Furnishes and develops housing tailored to low and moderate-income families, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, featuring amenities like modern appliances, on-site laundry, handicap accessibility, and barrier-free entryways. Use every available financing vehicle.