Overview

Our health services are designed to improve outcomes for our participants who benefit from health care management, outpatient psychiatric services, primary care physicians, and health care coordination.

Day Habilitation services provide adults of all abilities opportunities to develop new skills. We offer classes to strengthen and develop the whole mind and body, including life and social skills.

Participants will learn the skills needed to conduct a successful job search. Once employment is obtained, Employment Training Specialists will work to assist individuals achieve success on the job.

WOC is a community vocational program, where individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities build and strengthen work skills by doing real jobs subcontracted from local businesses.

The Arc of Monmouth offers a wide range of recreational pursuits for our participants to enjoy in fun social settings including sporting, cultural, and social activities such as bowling, yoga, and even trips on cruise ships.

We provide residential services offering various levels of support and supervision, depending on the needs of each resident. These include group homes, supervised apartments, and supportive living.

The Arc of Monmouth aims to provide support services to people living in the community to enable them to live as independently as possible in their own housing. Each individual is assigned a support worker.

The Arc of Monmouth offers participants a 3-year Keep Achieving (KACH) college program with Brookdale Community College that provides academic opportunities to study beyond high school.

The Achievement Zone (TAZ) offers a day habitation class to promote success and learning opportunities for young adults 21-40, including work readiness, technology drama, yoga and more!

Advocacy is an essential part of supporting people with IDD. In partnership with other Arc chapters, we are continually pushing for legislation to protect and improve the rights of people with IDD and their families.