NJCDD Completed Grants
One of the ways the NJCDD works to promote the goals and objectives in its five-year plan is by offering grants.
Below is a list of grant awarded organizations and programs that provided new, creative, and sustainable services that broaden opportunities for people with developmental disabilities in New Jersey.
Community Access Unlimited (CAU)
Advocates & Family Guide to Services (Mental Health)
The goal of this project is to develop and disseminate the 2nd Edition of the Family Crisis Handbook, a guidebook detailing how to access services for children and adults with co-occurring developmental and psychiatric disorders. Read More
Supportive Housing Association (SHA)
Innovative initiatives to provide services to facilitate and expand the development of community-based housing for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) in New Jersey
The Supportive Housing Association (SHA) was awarded a grant to enhance the housing-related knowledge of support coordinators, support brokers, and other professionals who assist people with IDD and their families. Read More
Building the Foundation for Housing Opportunities for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
The goal of this project is to advance New Jersey’s practices and performance in the provision of community-based housing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Read More
Columbia University
Addressing Barriers to Quality Dental Care for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities in New Jersey
The goal of this one-year project is to assess barriers to quality dental care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). Read More
The Boggs Center on Developmental Disabilities
Building Capacity to Improve Adult Health Care for Patients with I/DD
The goal of this project is to impart and improve the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of health care providers; leading to improved health care for adults with I/DD. Read More
Rutgers University – Center for Advanced Infrastructure and Transportation (CAIT)
In Their Own Words: Transportation Issues and Obstacles Facing People with Developmental Disabilities
The goal of this project is to undertake direct research with persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD), including those living in developmental centers, in order to develop a comprehensive In Their Own Words Report on the issue of transportation and how it affects people with I/DD. Read More
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