Do you have questions about the process of application for Applying for Determination of Eligibility? You have come to the right place! Find links and resources to help guide you on the journey.
Applications for eligibility for developmental disability services for children under age 18 must be submitted to PerformCare, the single access point into the New Jersey Children's System of Care (CSOC).
The application materials below may be downloaded and printed out for completion by hand. You may also call PerformCare at 1-877-652-7624 to request that the application materials be mailed to you. Please refer to the instructions below for guidance on completing the required application forms and submitting the required supporting documentation.
The Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) assures the opportunity for individuals with developmental disabilities to receive quality services and supports, participate meaningfully in their communities and exercise their right to make choices.
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.
A Mental Health, Stabilization and Wellness Toolkit. Viewable, downloadable resources for individuals and families seeking information and assistance in addressing issues of dual diagnosis (developmental/intellectual disability and mental health).
This is a road map of service providers for residents in Warren County New Jersey. The DD/ID Subcommittee of the Warren County Educational Partnership has tried to categorize the service providers into sections that would best help families seeking support for their loved ones. These service providers are subject to change.
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.
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 Office of Education on Self-Directed Services provides a centralized place for the delivery of education and training for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities receiving services, their families, advocates, support coordinators, interested community partners and other internal and external stakeholders.
The application materials below may be downloaded and printed out for completion by hand. You may also call PerformCare at 1-877-652-7624 to request that the application materials be mailed to you. Please refer to the instructions below for guidance on completing the required application forms and submitting the required supporting documentation.
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.
Should I use the FULL Application or SHORT Application?
A TIMELINE FOR STUDENTS EXITING SCHOOL AND TURNING 21 (Students born after 1/1/1997 must go through the entire eligibility application process)
Individuals receiving services through school are able to continue doing so through age 21. If you choose to graduate or leave school between the ages of 18 and 21, it is critical to discuss service options with your school’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) Team and transition coordinator.
Application for Eligibility, including all signed forms and related documentation, must be mailed to the Community Services Office (CSO) that serves the Applicant’s county of residence (see page 2 for CSO locations and counties served).