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Offers mental health rehabilitation and support services that assist individuals in attaining necessary skills to achieve wellness and recovery goals. 

Provides men and women who are developmentally disabled the opportunity to reside in an apartment setting while receiving 24-hour supervision. The program serves individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Each individual receives instruction in areas such as banking, transportation and activities of daily living.  

Assists individuals with residential needs in transitioning from hospital to community living by securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers, developing wellness goals, and providing personal assistance for education and living skills. Services include: outreach for mental health, substance abuse, and medical services, career counseling, job seeking skills training, psychiatry, wellness nurses, housing specialists, Mental Illness and Chemical Abuse (MICA), and vocational counselors to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.

Provides in-home and multi-disciplinary support to disabled individuals. For those living in group homes, apartments, or other types of living arrangements.  

Provides individuals an opportunity to reside in an apartment setting while receiving 24-hour supervision. The program serves men and women with intellectual/developmental disabilities. Each individual receives instruction in areas such as banking, transportation and activities of daily living.   

Provides housing and supportive services for four to eight individuals per 55 community-based residences throughout New Jersey.

Provides community residential housing for individuals with developmental disabilities through group homes. Utilizes a home‑like living environment for skill development, independence, and daily living experience. Also provides 24‑hour staffing and access to nursing and psychological support services to promote safety, stability, and well‑being.

Provides housing solutions for adults with developmental or multiple physical disabilities. Housing options include: group homes, supported and supervised apartments, and independent living units. Each facility provides case management, personal assistance, nursing services, rehabilitation technology access, training in independent living skills, transportation access, community integration activities, fully accessible residences, building maintenance, certified home health care, and rent subsidies.

Provides permanent housing and rehabilitative services for individuals with mental illness, including case management, skill-building, money management, benefits assistance, medical and mental health linkages, employment support, advocacy, crisis management, and 24-hour on-call support to promote stability and community integration.

Provides affordable apartments to individuals with disabilities or special medical needs. Apartments provide access to on-site counseling and support groups, medical support, and recreational activities.

Provides daily living assistance, case management, medication monitoring, crisis intervention, social skills enhancement, recreational and social activities, and transportation services from trained staff to assist individuals in their recovery. 

Provides a permanent supportive housing program for homeless families with children. Aims to help families where at least one member has a disability. Seeks to help homeless families stabilize their housing situation in the community. Each family is assigned a caseworker for intake to determine needs in a host of areas, including employment, housing, and mental-health or substance-abuse counseling.  

Provides group homes the support of trained staff and meet the needs of individuals with a wide range of challenges. Efforts to secure quality of life for all individuals who find their home at SCARC are guided by plans comprised of carefully crafted, personalized goals and objectives. Individuals participate in the care of their home and many other activities designed to foster a sense of warmth, stability, and friendship among housemates.

Offers a continuum of support tailored to each individual's need from supervised group home to independent living with flexible programming. All residential services provided are to promote wellness and recovery and may include case management, life skills training, and employment assistance.

Provides residential services for individuals with disabilities. Services may include group homes, supervised apartments, and supportive living.

Provides individually tailored services to facilitate affordable housing and social service access for individuals or families with mental health diagnoses. Services include: life skills training, healthcare connections, vocational training, workforce development opportunities, and comprehensive case management meant to enhance overall well-being.

Assists individuals with residential needs in transitioning from hospital to community living by securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers, developing wellness goals, and providing personal assistance for education and living skills. Services include: outreach for mental health, substance abuse, and medical services, career counseling, job seeking skills training, psychiatry, wellness nurses, housing specialists, Mental Illness and Chemical Abuse (MICA), and vocational counselors to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.

Provides long-term care for adults with physical, medical, and developmental disabilities. Operates a 60-bed residence which provides 24-hour nursing care, clinical services, and supportive services.

Assists individuals with residential needs in transitioning from hospital to community living by securing permanent housing with state-subsidized rental assistance vouchers, developing wellness goals, and providing personal assistance for education and living skills. Services include: outreach for mental health, substance abuse, and medical services, career counseling, job seeking skills training, psychiatry, wellness nurses, housing specialists, Mental Illness and Chemical Abuse (MICA), and vocational counselors to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations.