Helping students and families prepare for adulthood.
Caregivers of New Jersey, a DDD-approved Support Coordination provider, works alongside schools and community partners to make Transition Resource Fairs available in various New Jersey counties, giving families clarity on the move from school supports to adult services. These events bring together service providers, family support organizations, and transition specialists to give you the information, tools, and connections you need for the next chapter.
What You Can Expect
Clear information about the transition from children’s services to the Division of Developmental Disabilities
Guidance on how Support Coordination works and the role it plays after graduation
Opportunities to meet local providers offering employment, day programs, life skills training, and other supports
Conversations with experts who understand the transition process
Resources that help you plan for greater independence and a meaningful adult life
Who Attends
High school students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities
Families and caregivers preparing for the transition to adult services
School professionals and transition coordinators
Service providers and community partners
Open to the public, offered statewide
How Transition Resource Fairs Work
Hosted by schools and community organizations throughout the year
Free to attend
Includes resource tables, short sessions, and opportunities to speak directly with Support Coordinators and providers
County-specific providers available depending on the event
Why Transition Resource Fairs Matter
The transition out of high school can feel overwhelming for families. Transition ResourceFairs give you a clearer understanding of how to access DDD services, what Support Coordination is, and how community providers can support your young adult in building an independent, fulfilling life. Caregivers of New Jersey is there to help families navigate this process with confidence.