Developmental Disabilities
New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities (DDD)
Provides and funds services and supports for eligible New Jersey adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
What is it?
The New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities, commonly called DDD, provides and funds services and supports for eligible New Jersey adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
How can this help my family?
DDD can become an important part of planning for adulthood for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Families can learn about eligibility, available supports, and the transition from children's services into the adult developmental-disability system.
Who is it for?
New Jersey residents with qualifying intellectual or developmental disabilities. Individuals can apply for a DDD eligibility determination beginning at age 18. DDD-funded services generally begin at age 21. Families should confirm current eligibility requirements directly with DDD.
How do I get started?
Visit the official NJ DDD website to learn about eligibility and how to apply.
Contact
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