10 FAQs About Support Coordination
Have questions about support coordination in New Jersey? We’ve compiled answers to some of the most common FAQs. This blog will help you and your family understand what support coordination is, how it can help your loved one, and how to access the services you need. #1 – Who qualifies for support coordination services in…
Read MoreWhat to Expect During the First Meeting with Your Support Coordinator
The first meeting with your support coordinator will set the stage for a collaborative and supportive relationship. This meeting is an opportunity to gather information, set clear expectations, and establish a path forward for your loved one’s well-being. Here’s a closer look at what you can expect during that initial meeting. Introductions Your support coordinator…
Read More7 FAQs About NJ DDD Services
Navigating the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities (NJ DDD) system can feel overwhelming for individuals with disabilities and their families. To help, we’ve answered seven of the most common questions about NJ DDD services. #1 – Who is eligible for NJ DDD services? To receive services from NJ DDD, individuals must meet specific eligibility requirements….
Read More5 Common Challenges Families Face When Transitioning to Adult Services
The transition from childhood to adulthood is a big milestone, and for individuals with disabilities and their families, this shift comes with unique challenges. In this blog, we cover how to address these issues, so you can feel confident in planning for your loved one’s future. Unlike school services, which follow a more standardized framework,…
Read MoreSuccessful Support Coordination for Non-Verbal Individuals
Caring for a non-verbal loved one can be challenging, especially when navigating support systems and ensuring their needs are met. Non-verbal communication may look different for every individual, but with the right support coordination, families can feel confident that their loved ones are being understood, respected, and supported. Support coordination bridges the gap between families…
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