Guardian Workshop 10/17/24
The Arc of Hunterdon is partnering with the law firm Hinkle, Prior & Fischer to host virtual training courses for families seeking information on planning for transitions and services for adulthood. Our first virtual training will focus on types of guardianships and planning for the future.
Project Lifesaver and STaR Program
Information from the Hunterdon County Sheriff's Office regarding Project Lifesaver and the STaR Program.
Both designed to keep your loved ones safe!
Preparing for the Age of Majority
Preparing for the Age of Majority: Supported Decision-Making and Other Support Options
Virtual Learning Toolkit: Resources for Families and Teachers
A Virtual Learning Toolkit from the NJ Department of Education.
Celebrating Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder - Practical Resources During A Pandemic
Useful information from the NJ Department of Education.
Guardianship Resources and Information
Resources and information regarding guardianship. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child's case manager.
Receive Compensation for Providing Support and Companionship to Your Loved One
Information on being compensated for providing support and companionship to your loved one.
NJ Resources Directory - Division of Disability
The New Jersey Resources 2018 Directory is the annual edition published by the DHS Division of Disability Services. The Directory is intended to be a comprehensive re-source identifying programs and services for individuals with disabilities, their families, caregivers, and advocates. The publication provides access to up-to-date information that individuals with disabilities, along with their families, can use to help them thrive in their physical, professional and recreational lives.
Selecting a Support Coordination Agency ~ A Guide For Families
People receiving support through NJ's Division of Developmental Disabilities are able to choose the agency with which they receive support coordination services. The attached pamphlet provides families with information and ideas that can help in the selection process.
Preparing for the IEP Meeting
Parents and students should come to their IEP meeting prepared by utilizing these questionnaires.
One for parents, one for students.
Free Wireless Work Program
The old adage, “It’s who you know, not what you know that is important,” is the guiding principal behind the Wireless Work program. Wireless Work is a series of free, interactive, online classes that equip people with disabilities to overcome barriers to employment by using internet based relationship development to create personal connections with those inside companies. These relationships are bridges and tunnels over and under HR screening barriers and to a personal connection with those actually doing the hiring. Without them, you’re just another applicant, just another resume in a pile of hundreds. To find out more about Wireless Work and how to participate, call or email Greg Makely at 609-468-7420 or Email Greg Makely.
