DPD Support Coordination

DPD Support Coordination Our Support Coordinator will work with individuals and their families to develop an individualized, person-centered service plan.

Catholic Charities, Department for Persons with Disabilities (DPD) offers Support Coordination services to residents of Sussex County, NJ who are eligible for the Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD) services. The Support Coordinator will work with each individual's team to:

- Identify each participant's current needs, hopes and dreams
- Assist families in identifying service providers f

rom which they can choose their individualized services
- Assist participants and their families to access these services and others
- Complete the NJ-ISP and Person-Centered Planning Tool for each participant
- Meet with participants and the people important to them to assure that all services continue to be delivered appropriately
- Be a liaison and advocate with the participant and their family
- Provide comprehensive case management services designed around the participant and family's needs

Local summer event!
06/17/2026

Local summer event!

Every email helps!
06/09/2026

Every email helps!

Individuals Need Care. Care Needs COLA.

Our Support Coordination staff are happy to assist you/your loved one with adding services that will bring joy and new e...
06/02/2026

Our Support Coordination staff are happy to assist you/your loved one with adding services that will bring joy and new experiences to their lives. We love this photo of Lennon enjoying himself!

05/28/2026
Congratulations, Paige! 🩷
05/19/2026

Congratulations, Paige! 🩷

Congratulations to Paige Miller, DPD Support Coordinator, on an incredible achievement! Paige has balanced her work at the Department for Persons with Disabilities while completing a dual master’s degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University, earning both a Master of Public Administration and a Master of Public Health.

The Department for Persons with Disabilities along with the entire Catholic Charities Diocese of Paterson proudly congratulate Paige on this milestone. In her graduation speech, Paige honored the DPD clients who inspired her throughout her academic journey.

Here is an excerpt from her remarks:

“I would like to end with some direct quotes from my clients at the Department for Persons with Disabilities. My clients have been my biggest motivators throughout this program, and I would like to honor them and give them a voice. I asked my clients “what does success mean to you?”

Client reflections on success:

“Success means you pursue something you love, like a job. It’s when you accomplish something big all on your own.”

“What success means to me is being able to get up every morning and having the opportunity to live in a group home with caring staff that help me whenever I ask them to”

“What success means to me is that I was given a place to live my life to my full potential despite my disability. I’m thankful for everyone who assisted me in every way possible!”

Watch Paige’s full speech here: https://youtu.be/LEUhyCLmH44?si=WmI2-JMYcYmXNUzq&t=1882

Please see below!
05/19/2026

Please see below!

⛽ Gas prices continue to rise — but transportation for individuals with disabilities isn’t optional.

Many individuals with IDD rely on provider transportation every single day to get to work, medical appointments, community programs, and essential services.

Without a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), providers are expected to absorb increasing fuel and transportation costs while continuing to deliver critical support.

A 3% COLA in FY27 isn’t a bonus. It’s a lifeline.

ANYONE CAN HELP SUPPORT THIS INCREASE - Easy Steps to contact your local officials who can make a difference! https://bit.ly/NJACP_ADVOCACY_TAKE_ACTION_STEPS

05/05/2026

Governor Mikie Sherrill has officially proclaimed that May is in NJ! NJ Department of Human Services' Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services oversees a number of programs and services that help people living with mental illness get the assistance they need. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4t3AytV

Register at go.rutgers.edu/personcentered
05/01/2026

Register at go.rutgers.edu/personcentered

For people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, living a truly person-centered life is about more than receiving services. It is about having real choice, genuine relationships, and a meaningful place in the community.

We're partnering with NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities to offer this in-person workshop twice in June. It is designed for self-advocates, families, support coordinators, and provider agencies, and will equip participants with practical tools to support community inclusion and person-centered planning for individuals transitioning into homes in the community.

Register at go.rutgers.edu/personcentered

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Oak Ridge, NJ
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