Living a Full and Meaningful Life
When you are caring for a child or adult living with an intellectual or developmental disability, finding the right support can make a meaningful difference for your loved one and your family.
We provide individualized services through every stage of life to build independence, strengthen daily living skills and support greater participation at home and in the community. From in-home and day programs to residential services, our approach is rooted in dignity, respect and strong partnerships with families.
Support That Grows With Your
Loved One
Needs can change over time, and the right support may look different at each stage of life. Our team works closely with individuals and families to help identify the services and supports that best fit their needs and goals. Support can include:
- Developing daily living skills
- Residential: Group home or supported living environment
- Community participation
- Employment and vocational goals
- Social and communication skills
- Behavioral support
- Planning for transitions and future needs
Find the Right Services
Services are designed to help individuals achieve greater independence in an environment that works best for them.
The Pat Labon Adult Day Treatment Center in Lumberton, NJ helps individuals living with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities build skills, develop relationships, explore interests and participate more fully in community life.
Pat Lebon Center
79A Chestnut St
Lumberton, NJ 08048
phone: (609) 265-2047
For children and adults living with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities who need around-the-clock support, we provide 24/7 residential care in safe, accessible community-based homes.
Services are individualized and may include therapy, medical care, behavioral support, daily living skills development and opportunities for socialization, recreation and community involvement.
For adults living with developmental and/or intellectual disabilities who are ready to live more independently, supported living offers the opportunity to live in the community with the right level of assistance.
Support may include transportation, nutrition, shopping, budgeting, medication administration and community involvement. Staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week when support is needed.
Meaningful work can provide confidence and a greater sense of independence. We offer employment and vocational support for adults in our Pat Lebon Adult Day Treatment Center program in Lumberton, NJ. Employment services help individuals explore strengths and interests, develop workplace skills and pursue opportunities that fit their goals.
In-home support for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
Bridging Family Support provides intensive in-home services for people of all ages who experience communication, social interaction or behavioral challenges. Support may include therapy, daily living skills, behavior management and respite care.
We help families understand available services, navigate transitions and connect with resources that support both the individual and those who care for them.
changing needs
Transitioning to Adult Services
Turning 21 can bring a lot of questions about what comes next.
Our team helps families navigate the transition from children’s services to adult developmental disability services, including day programs, supported living and 24/7 residential support.
Our goal is to help make the process clearer, connect families with the right resources and support continuity of care as needs change.
where to begin
How to Access Services
For Children and Families:
Oaks works closely with PerformCare for children under age 21. Families can contact PerformCare to determine eligibility and begin the referral process.
Call PerformCare: 1-877-652-7624
For Adults:
Adult developmental disability services are coordinated through the New Jersey Department of Developmental Disabilities (DDD). Families should work with their identified DDD Support Coordinator (case manager) to determine eligibility, enroll in Medicaid and explore available services.
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Frequently Asked Questions
We know choosing care for a loved one is a big decision. Here are a few answers to help you feel confident and supported as you take the next step.
View All FAQsYes. Oaks provides services for individuals and families at different stages of life. Available programs and eligibility requirements vary based on age, level of need and funding source. Services include residential care, day program, family/caregiver support and more. Learn more.
The referral process depends on program and age. Children’s services may be accessed through New Jersey’s Children’s System of Care and PerformCare, while adult services are generally accessed through the New Jersey Division of Developmental Disabilities, or DDD. Learn more.
Turning 21 can bring a lot of questions about what comes next for the families of young adults living with a developmental disability.
Our team helps families navigate the transition from children’s services to adult developmental disability services, including day programs, supported living and 24/7 residential support. Our goal is to help make the process clearer, connect families with the right resources and support continuity of care as needs change. Learn more.
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