Adult Day Program
Daytime support that may include skill-building, social connection, personal interests, and community participation.
New Jersey disability services for adults
Support shaped around the person—not a standard checklist.
Grace Community Care helps adults age 21+ and their planning teams explore person-centered support pathways connected to goals, routines, preferences, work interests, and community life.
Five guided steps, clear review, and no full Social Security number requested.
- 21+Adults served
- 13Approved NJ counties
- Person-centeredPlanning approach
Provider credentials
New Jersey DDD-approved provider
Medicaid-enrolled provider
Verified service pathways
Explore the kind of support being considered.
Grace can discuss current fit and availability. The State of New Jersey and applicable plans determine eligibility, covered services, funding, and authorization.
Individual Supports
Personalized support aligned with a person’s goals, preferences, strengths, and everyday routines.
Community Inclusion
Support for exploring interests, building relationships, and taking part in the communities a person chooses.
Support Coordination
Guidance for navigating services, developing a person-centered plan, and connecting with selected providers and community resources.
Supported Employment
Person-centered support for exploring work interests, building workplace skills, and pursuing employment goals.
Home Care
Personalized assistance with everyday activities and routines in the familiar setting of home.
A clear way to begin
Three practical next steps.
You do not need every answer before contacting Grace. Start with what you know and keep the person’s preferences at the center of the conversation.
Begin the referralShare the starting point
Tell Grace what support is being explored, along with the person’s age, county, goals, routines, and any current plan information you have.
Review possible pathways
The intake team can explain Grace’s verified services, identify questions that still need an answer, and discuss current fit and availability.
Clarify the next step
Eligibility, authorization, funding, staffing, capacity, and individual fit are confirmed separately. A conversation or referral does not guarantee service.
Counties Grace serves
A New Jersey starting point.
Service availability depends on the requested service, location, current capacity, staffing, funding, authorization, and individual fit.
- Mercer County
- Burlington County
- Middlesex County
- Monmouth County
- Ocean County
- Hunterdon County
- Somerset County
- Morris County
- Union County
- Essex County
- Camden County
- Gloucester County
- Hudson County
Secure participant referral
Share the first details when you are ready.
Privacy guidance Provide only the information requested. Do not enter a full Social Security number or send records through this form.
Questions before you begin
Clear answers for the first conversation.
For a time-sensitive question, call Intake during confirmed business hours.
908-365-1327Who can contact Grace?
Adults seeking support, family members, guardians, support coordinators, and other planning partners may contact Grace to begin a conversation.
Do I need to know the exact service before I call?
No. Describe the person’s goals, routines, preferences, current supports, and the challenge you are trying to solve. Grace can help clarify which page or conversation may be relevant.
Does Grace determine NJ DDD eligibility?
No. The New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities makes DDD eligibility decisions. Grace can explain its own services and direct visitors to official state guidance.
Are all services available in every county?
Not necessarily. Availability depends on the requested service, location, current capacity, staffing, funding, authorization, and individual fit.
What should I prepare for the first conversation?
Bring the person’s goals, preferences, current living situation, existing services, county, and any information you have about DDD, Medicaid, NJ FamilyCare, or an approved plan. It is okay if some details are not yet known.