NJ TRANSIT's ADA paratransit program known as Access Link was established to provide public transportation to people with disabilities who are unable to use the local bus service according to the American with Disabilities Act (ADA). You may ride with Access Link or any other NJ TRANSIT mode for some or all of your transportation needs.

Advocates in Action provides a variety of services to our community. Currently, we offer Support Coordination Services in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, Warren, Morris and Passaic Counties. Advocates also provide comprehensive leadership and training programs for caregivers, leadership, and staff. 

The Alliance Center for Independence (ACI) recognizes disability as a natural and beautiful part of human diversity. ACI is a 501(c)(3) community-based, grassroots organization that supports and promotes independent living for people with disabilities in Middlesex, Union and Somerset counties in New Jersey.

The Arc of New Jersey Family Institute is a statewide program that helps family members gain the tools and knowledge necessary to become an effective advocate for their child with an intellectual and developmental disability. It also supports families as they navigate the different service delivery systems including IEPs, Medicaid, and state services.

Camp NOVA is a wonderful opportunity for youth and adults living with epilepsy and/or intellectual and developmental disabilities to enjoy summer camp. 

Camp NOVA is a 7-day, 6-night overnight camp where campers participate in group and individual activities, making lifelong memories and friends!

The mission of Children's Specialized Hospital is to be the preeminent provider of specialized healthcare services for infants, children and young adults

Since 1991, the Community Living Education Project (CLEP) has been committed to providing information and education regarding community living resources for people with intellectual /developmental disabilities (I/DD) living in New Jersey.

Bilingual clinician in English and Arabic with specialties in trauma, depression, anxiety, family dynamics, depression and chronic illness.

DAWN Center for Independent Living is a not-for-profit organization that works with people with all disabilities to advance their independence.

This program is for students that are within two years of graduation or exiting from the school system with a defined disability, who will need further assistance after graduation in order to maintain employment in the adult community.

We enrich the lives of people living with disabilities and special needs, and those who care about them, by providing opportunities to live, learn, work, and play in their communities.

Exceptional Parent Magazine, a print and digital publication, is directed towards the Special Needs community. The digital version is available for free at www.epmagazine.com. It provides articles, resources and inspiring stories on disabilities and special healthcare needs.

Epilepsy Services of New Jersey, an affiliate of The Family Resource Network, is a state-wide, non-profit charitable agency dedicated to helping to improve the quality of life for people affected by epilepsy and their loved ones.

Occupational therapy focused on unlocking your child's potential through hippotherapy, interactions with horses, goats, aquatic therapy and nature-based therapy.

Equal Opportunity Support Services is an organization qualified by the NJ State Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) to provide services that assist individuals with disabilities in gaining access to needed medical, social, educational, vocational, and other services.

FRN is a comprehensive family-focused umbrella of organizations designed to provide community-based programs and services to individuals and families with a variety of disabilities and chronic conditions through our three affiliate organizations: Autism Family Services of New Jersey, Caregivers of New Jersey, and Epilepsy Services of New Jersey.

Our agency provides in-home, in-school, and in-community clinical and behavioral services for children and families struggling with social/emotional functioning and for those identified as presenting developmental delays.

Get FIT focuses on the concept of staying active and healthy, decreasing the risk of secondary conditions, and promoting access to community wellness and fitness programs for people with IDD and their caregivers.

Goodwill Industries, through the power of work, will enhance the quality and dignity of life for individuals, families, and communitites. We will strive to overcome barriers to opportunity for people in need and facilitate empowerment, self-help, and service.  Goodwill Industries empowers individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment to gain independence through the power of work.

At Harmonic Horizons, we believe in the power of music to heal and transform! Our top-notch Music Therapist, Nicholas Abrahams, is dedicated to helping achieve wellness goals through the art of sound. We provide in-home and virtual music therapy and adaptive music lessons to individuals with all support needs.

The Hunterdon County Office on Disability Services helps to provide a coordinated approach to the resources available for people with disabilities, their families, and other members of the community. The Office on Disability Services is part of the Hunterdon County Department of Human Services Division of Senior, Disabilities and Veteran Services.

Hunterdon Outreach Programs is an organization dedicated to helping the special needs community participate in athletic events with one-on-one volunteers in a supportive, non-competitive environment. Please visit our website for more information on our FREE athletic program offerings and events.

Kinder Growth offers home-based DIR/Floortime for neurodivergent individuals ages 0-21 throughout all of NJ, and has a full-day center program in North Jersey for ages 1-6. DIR/Floortime is covered by NJ Medicaid and Aetna Commercial. An F84.0-F84.9 diagnosis script is needed to start. We support your child’s development through play and connection!  

LifeTown is a 53,000 square foot fully inclusive and accessible center where everyone celebrates and experiences life together.  It offers a myriad of opportunities for recreation, education and therapeutic play aimed at providing a comprehensive slate of programming for individuals with special abilities and their families.

As a Support Coordination Agency, we provide a person-centered approach to assist individuals with Developmental Intellectual Disabilities.

The MOM2MOM hotline provided mental health and peer support to mothers of special needs children. This is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week by moms who have been trained in peer counseling and crisis support and have special needs children themselves.

The Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired (CBVI) promotes and provides services in the areas of education, employment, independence and eye health for persons who are blind or visually impaired, their families and the community.

We want to help you succeed and we want to help New Jersey’s economy thrive. The staff and I are committed to providing quality service and helping New Jersey’s skilled and productive workforce gain the right job so that they can help high quality employers compete successfully in the world marketplace.

Representing the Interests of New Jersey Residents with disabilities in all areas of life, with a focus on enhancing access, equity, and inclusion.

NJ Children’s System of Care (CSOC) - serves children, adolescents and young adults with emotional and behavioral health care challenges and their families; children with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their families; and alcohol/substance use solutions.

DDHH maintains up-to-date and constructive resources on hearing loss including communication access referral services, technical assistance, equipment distribution, stakeholder communications and advocacy.

We help people to find and form all types of self-help support groups.

PSS services include In-Home Care Providers, Professional Organizers, Personal Assistants, Moving & Clean-Out Services, and more.

Giving away free medical equipment since 2010.

Recovery Centers of America offers the full continuum of care for people struggling with substance use disorder and co-occuring mental health disorders including medically managed detox, residential treatment, PHP, IOP, OP, and MAT services.

Riding with HEART is a 501(C) 3 Non-Profit organization located in Pittstown, NJ on 30 Green Acres Preserved Farmland. Riding with HEART (RWH) provides a multitude of equine assisted activities and therapies to adults and children that may have physical, cognitive, or emotional disabilities.

Rocking Horse Rehab is a pediatric rehabilitation and family wellness center specializing in equine-assisted therapies along with alternative and traditional therapeutic programs including: Speech/Physical/Occupational/Mental Health Therapies, Hippotherapy and Adaptive Riding.

The Somerset County AAA/ADRC is your local agency for ensuring seniors (60+), adults with disabilities (18+), and their caregivers have easy access to information, long-term services, and supports. For any caregiving questions, information, or referral to services please contact the office regarding service eligibility.

Special Dragons is a karate program for children with special needs.  Special Dragons adaptive karate uses special education teachers and black-belts as instructors. Special Dragons utilizes basic Karate techniques to address eye/hand coordination, motor control, conditioning, balance, focus/time on task, and more.  

We specialize in supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, helping them lead meaningful, independent lives. Many of the individuals we serve are at key transition points—moving from school to adulthood, seeking employment, or gaining greater independence in their daily lives.

The Arc of New Jersey is committed to enhancing the quality of life for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, through advocacy, empowerment, education and prevention.

Creative arts therapies utilize the unique characteristics/attributes of music and art to assist clients in attaining behavioral and educational goals.

Visiting Homemaker Service of Warren County, Inc.(VHS) is a Non-Profit Organization dedicated to providing quality in-home care to Warren County Residents. Established in 1966, VHS has been serving permanently and temporarily disabled Warren County Residents for almost 50 years.

The Warren County Division of Aging and Disability Services is Warren County's designated lead agency and administrator of Federal, State, and Local funds to assist Warren County's older adults. All services and information are directly provided, purchased (through contract agreements), and coordinated by our professional staff. 

The Department of Human Resources (DHS) strives to help individuals and families in need are able to keep their lives on track, their families together, a roof over their heads, and their health protected. The programs and services offered through DHS Human Services offers individuals and families the breathing room they need in order to find permanent solutions to otherwise daunting problems.