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Disability services for adults in New Jersey

More choice. More connection.

Person-centered support for adults age 21+ with intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health challenges, and related needs.

Prefer to talk? Call Intake at 908-365-1327

Intake office hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET

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Provider credentials

  • New Jersey Division of Developmental DisabilitiesNew Jersey DDD-approved provider
  • MedicaidMedicaid-enrolled provider

Participant referral

Start a participant referral.

Begin with the participant’s first and last name. The guided five-step form opens when you continue, and you can review every answer before sending.

Guided five-step referral

No full Social Security numbers or medical-record uploads.

Call Intake at 908-365-1327

Business hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. ET

Five guided steps. Review every answer before sending.

Prefer to talk first? Call Intake at 908-365-1327.

Three clear choices

Choose a pathway that keeps the person’s goals in view.

Use these steps as a practical starting point, then complete the referral form above or contact the intake team with questions.

  1. Pick a Support Coordinator

    Learn what support coordination can involve and contact Grace to discuss this verified service pathway.

    Explore support coordination
  2. Choose a Program

    Review Grace’s Adult Day Program and other verified options around goals, routines, and community participation.

    Explore the Adult Day Program
  3. Select Our Services

    Compare all verified Grace service pathways, then use the referral form to share the support being explored.

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About Grace

Person-centered support begins with dignity, choice, and self-determination.

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Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide an individualized, continuum of person-centered services to individuals with mental health challenges, developmental disabilities, and other challenging social, physical, and emotional needs, regardless of race, age, sex, color, nationality, ethnicity, creed, religion, sexual orientation, gender orientation, marital status, pregnancy, veteran status or political affiliation.

About

It is the mission of Grace Community Care Inc. to provide person-centered supports, services, and advocacy for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and to actively assist them in the pursuit and achievement of their goals and interests while encouraging independence, personal growth, and self-determination to enhance their overall quality of life.

Programs and services

Start with the part of daily life that matters now.

Grace organizes service and guidance pathways around the person’s goals, routines, interests, family questions, and desired connection to community.

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Explore the options first, then contact Grace to discuss current fit and availability.
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Daily life and community

Support shaped around how a person wants to live.

Begin with everyday routines, personal goals, community participation, work interests, or support at home.

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Planning and next steps

Clearer information for the decisions ahead.

Find plain-language guidance for navigating service plans, DDD eligibility, family questions, and housing-support intake.

Explore support coordination
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A practical approach

Goals become more useful when they connect to everyday life.

Person-centered support looks beyond a program label. It considers what someone wants to learn, where they want to participate, how they prefer to communicate, and what kind of assistance makes daily life more manageable.

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Why families start with Grace

Clear information. Respectful support. Honest next steps.

Person-centered

Goals, preferences, routines, and desired independence guide the conversation.

Easy to reach

Call Intake at 908-365-1327 or send a request whenever you are ready to talk.

No pressure

Grace explains possible fit and availability without promising eligibility or outcomes.

Talk with Grace

Let’s find the right starting point.

Tell us what support you are looking for. Grace will listen, explain possible next steps, and help you decide whether a conversation makes sense.