At ADMS, we believe every individual deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, purpose, independence, and meaningful connections.
Since 2017, we have provided person-centered support, employment services, advocacy, and resource navigation that empower individuals and families to build brighter futures.
Whether you are navigating DDD services, pursuing employment, transitioning into adulthood, or looking for community resources, we are committed to providing compassionate guidance every step of the way.
To empower individuals through compassionate, person-centered services that promote independence, dignity, opportunity, and inclusion.
We are committed to building lasting relationships, strengthening communities, and creating pathways that allow every individual to thrive.
To be a trusted leader in building inclusive communities where individuals are empowered, families are supported, opportunities are accessible, and every person has the resources to achieve their fullest potential.
ADMS provides person-centered Support Coordination for adults receiving services through the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities. We help individuals develop and maintain their Individualized Service Plan, coordinate approved services, connect with providers and resources, monitor progress, and support informed choice.
Services Include:
- Individualized Service Plan (ISP) Development
- Person-Centered Planning
- Provider Coordination
Resource Navigation - Coordination with Service Providers
- Connection to Housing Resources
- Employment Coordination
- Family Education
- Future Planning and Ongoing Support Needs
Choosing a Support Coordination Agency
Individuals completing the DDD enrollment process receive a Support Coordination Agency Selection Form from their assigned DDD intake worker. Individuals and families may use the DDD Provider Search to research Support Coordination Agencies before submitting their selection to DDD.
Interested in Joining the ADMS Family?
Contact our team to learn more about ADMS Support Coordination and how we support individuals and families. Choosing a Support Coordination Agency is your decision, and individuals may choose or request a change in agencies in accordance with DDD requirements.
Through our Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS), ADMS helps individuals prepare for, obtain, and maintain meaningful employment.
Current Services:
- Pre-Placement Services
- Long-Term Follow Along (LTFA)
- Job Coaching
As an approved provider of services authorized by the New Jersey Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services, ADMS helps individuals prepare for, obtain, and maintain meaningful employment. Services may include pre-placement services, job coaching, and long-term follow-along support.
Services are provided based on DVRS referral and authorization. DVRS determines eligibility and authorizes the services to be provided.
ADMS provides Pre-Employment Transition Services for eligible students with disabilities ages 16–21. The program includes employment preparation, a paid Work-Based Learning Experience, and individualized follow-up support. Students are hired and paid directly by ADMS for authorized and verified WBLE hours.
Submitting a referral begins the contact process but does not guarantee eligibility, authorization, placement, or enrollment. Applicable eligibility and authorization decisions are made by DVRS.
ADMS provides personalized assistance to individuals and families who need help navigating disability-related programs, benefits, applications, services, resources, and important life transitions.
ADMS can provide information, explain available options, assist with applications and requested documentation, and connect individuals and families with appropriate agencies, providers, programs, and community resources. Eligibility, funding, and approval decisions are made by the responsible agency or program.
ADMS helps individuals and families understand the DDD and Medicaid application processes, organize requested information, prepare for next steps, and connect with appropriate resources. Eligibility, funding, and approval decisions remain with the responsible agency or program.
How ADMS Can Help
- Provide guidance with Medicaid or NJ FamilyCare applications and renewals
- Help individuals and families understand the DDD application process and organize required documents
- Provide general information and referrals related to Social Security disability benefits
- Help individuals understand agency notices, deadlines, documentation requests, available options, and appropriate next steps
- Planning for adulthood and life after school
Advocacy & Resource Navigation
ADMS helps individuals and families understand their options, identify helpful resources, communicate their needs, and connect with appropriate agencies, programs, providers, and community services. ADMS provides guidance and navigation assistance but does not make eligibility, authorization, funding, or approval decisions on behalf of another agency or program.
Examples Include:
• Family Guidance
• School-to-Adult Transition Planning
• Collaboration with Schools
• Community Resource Navigation
• Housing Resources
• Employment Resource Connections
• Medicaid and Benefits Guidance
• Community Education
• Family Advocacy
• Resource Referrals
• Community Partnerships
Your Choice Is Respected
ADMS provides information and assistance without requiring individuals to select ADMS or any particular provider. Individuals may choose or request a change in providers, programs, or services, subject to applicable program requirements.
ADMS is applying to become an approved Social Security Employment Network. Once approved, ADMS will provide Ticket to Work employment services to eligible SSI and SSDI beneficiaries throughout New Jersey.
Services may include employment preparation, job development, job placement, job coaching, and long-term employment support. Once approved, services will be available statewide and may be provided in person, virtually, or by telephone, depending on the individual’s needs and program requirements.
For additional information, please contact [email protected] or 877-763-2744.
FAQs
Which ADMS service may be right for me?
ADMS provides several types of assistance depending on the individual’s needs and program requirements. Support Coordination is available to adults receiving services through NJ DDD. DVRS Employment Services are provided following the appropriate DVRS referral and authorization. Pre-ETS helps eligible students with disabilities ages 16–21 prepare for employment. Transition Services assist individuals and families with navigating disability-related programs, applications, benefits, services, and resources.
ADMS is also applying to become an approved Social Security Employment Network. Ticket to Work services will not begin unless and until ADMS receives approval.
How do I select a Support Coordination Agency?
During the DDD enrollment process, the assigned DDD intake worker provides the Support Coordination Agency Selection Form. Individuals and families may use the DDD Provider Search to research agencies before returning their selection form to DDD.
DDD Provider Search:
https://irecord.dhs.state.nj.us/ProviderSearch
How are ADMS services authorized or funded?
Funding and authorization depend on the service and the individual’s eligibility.
Support Coordination is available to individuals enrolled in an eligible DDD Medicaid waiver program and assigned to ADMS through DDD. DVRS Employment Services and Pre-ETS require the appropriate DVRS referral and authorization. Transition Services may be privately paid or supported through another approved funding arrangement, depending on the service requested.
ADMS can help individuals and families understand the next steps, but eligibility, authorization, and funding decisions are made by the responsible agency or program.
How do I make a referral or request assistance?
- For Pre-ETS, click here.
- For Transition Services, click here.
- For Support Coordination or DVRS Employment Services, contact ADMS and select the appropriate service on the contact form.
- If someone is unsure which service is appropriate, they may select Not Sure, and an ADMS team member will follow up.