Services & Programs

Supportive Housing

Supportive Housing combines permanent housing and support services to assist people in regaining housing stability, and lead productive, meaningful lives. Supportive Housing offers individuals and families with complex challenges, such as a mental health diagnosis and co-occurring conditions, a cost effective means to access affordable housing and social services to improve overall well-being.

Services are individually tailored and may comprise life skills training, linkages to healthcare and resources, vocational training and connections to workforce development opportunities, and, but not limited to, case management to build self sufficiency. Evidenced based care, and wellness and recovery principles are the cornerstone of community support services.

Residential Care & Services

Residential Care is offered in a 24-hour supervised residence. Services are flexible and consumer-centered, to promote independence, self sufficiency, and overall wellness. Self care/daily living education, medication monitoring and management, WRAP, IMR, IDDT, linkage to mainstream resources, case management, and budgeting / financial literacy training services are offered, tailored to each individuals needs.

Advisory Committees

• Consumer Advisory Committee click here for more info
• Family & Friends Advisory Committee  click here for more info

Community Support Services

• Wellness and Recovery Planning / Support (WRAP)
• Individual Support Planning
• Community Outreach Services
• Advocacy & Education
• Family Education Groups
• Community Events
• Case Management & Linkages to Resources
• Financial Literacy Education
• Linkage to Natural Supports
• Medically Enhanced Supportive Housing
• Integrated Health and Wellness Programs with Nursing Support
• Skills Development & Training
• On-Call After-hours Support

Services focus on Wellness and Recovery as identified in each section of the 8 Dimensions of Wellness and as defined in the Wellness Wheel; (developed by Dr. Peggy Swarbrick) and illustrated in SAMSHA’s 10×10 Wellness Campaign.

Training & Development

Triple C partners with academic institutions and experts in the field to progressively advance the knowledge and skills of our team members to deliver the highest quality services to our consumers in a variety of community based settings.  We actively engage partnerships to promote best practices in Supportive Housing and Residential Care.

Rutgers University School of Health Related Professions
Kean University OT Department
Integrate Employment Institute
Enterprise Foundation
Boston University Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Temple University
National Council Behavioral Health Home Collaborative

For information on creating a Psychiatric Advance Directive, click here:

http://www.drnj.org/Psychiatric%20advance%20directives.htm