Individual Supports
One-on-one help at home with daily living skills, like cooking, cleaning, routines, and managing money.
NJ DDD approved provider
Support that helps adults live the life they choose.
Our Direct Support Professionals help adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities build skills, stay connected, and live with more independence.
Our four DDD services
Community-Based Supports
One-on-one support out in the community, for errands, appointments, and activities your loved one enjoys.
Community Inclusion Services
Community activities, often in small groups, that build friendships, confidence, and social skills.
Respite
Short-term support so family caregivers can rest and recharge, knowing their loved one is in good hands.
Who can receive these services?
- Adults 21 and older
- Eligible for NJ DDD services
- Services approved in their service plan (ISP)
- Living in one of our 7 South Jersey counties
How to start with GladEyes
Talk to your Support Coordinator
They help build your service plan.
Ask for GladEyes by name
They can email referrals@gladcaresupport.com or use our referral form.
Meet your team
We match a DSP who fits.
Are you a Support Coordinator?
Send us a referral in two minutes. We respond within 2 hours.
- Person-centered support
- CDS-trained staff
- Background-checked and drug-screened
- Calls returned within 2 hours
Common questions
Does it cost my family anything?
No. Services are funded through your loved one's DDD budget when they are approved in the service plan.
Can we switch to GladEyes from another provider?
Yes. Individuals and families choose their providers, and you can switch at any time. Tell your Support Coordinator you would like GladEyes, and we will handle the rest with them.
How are your DSPs trained?
Every Direct Support Professional completes NJ DDD College of Direct Support training, a fingerprint background check, drug screening, and our own orientation before working with your loved one.
Who is eligible for DDD services?
Adults 21 and older who are found eligible by the NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities.
Not enrolled with DDD yet?
We can help. Call us and we will explain the steps to apply, what to expect, and which office to contact. Families of students can apply as early as age 18, so services are ready when school ends at 21.