Decennium Management Group offers person-centered support services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including Community Based Supports, Community Inclusion, Individual Supports, Respite care, and Supports Coordination. These services focus on skill-building, daily living, and meaningful community participation.
Direct support services are available in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer, Morris, Salem, and Sussex Counties.
Supports Coordination is offered in Bergen, Cape May, Cumberland, Essex, Hudson, Hunterdon, Middlesex, Monmouth, Ocean, Passaic, Somerset, Union, and Warren Counties.
Decennium applies executive-level operational discipline including accurate scheduling, supported and retained staff, dependable billing, and strong supervision to ensure that all authorized services are delivered consistently without missed shifts or administrative issues.
Decennium's leadership has worked inside New Jersey's developmental disability system in roles such as budget analysts, service plan reviewers, legal guardians, Support Coordinators, and residential managers. This system-level experience combined with executive financial and operational expertise allows them to understand and navigate the full service process, reducing delays and improving service reliability.
Yes. Decennium commits to answering calls promptly, returning paperwork on time, and proactively communicating before issues escalate, addressing a common frustration with many providers.
Decennium's person-centered planning is guided by the individual's own goals, routines, and preferences rather than provider convenience. Services are customized around the person's vision for their life, emphasizing dignity, choice, and respect.
Yes, Decennium provides Respite services to give caregivers short-term, reliable relief. This support helps caregivers rest, manage other responsibilities, or attend to their health, making long-term caregiving more sustainable and potentially delaying the need for more intensive residential care.
Families can start by submitting an intake inquiry through the Decennium website or contacting the organization directly by phone. There is no online payment or booking; all services begin with an intake or referral conversation.
Decennium offers executive and financial management consulting, organizational strategy and governance, operational excellence, leadership development, grants management, human capital management, IT solutions, and facilities support to strengthen nonprofits and provider agencies statewide.
Decennium helps organizations improve financial stability, governance, operational processes, and leadership capacity. Their consulting is grounded in real-world experience with human services systems, enabling clients to deliver more reliable and compliant services.
Decennium Management Group is currently completing the New Jersey DDD provider approval process. Updates about approval status will be communicated when finalized.
The leadership team has over 40 years of combined experience in New Jersey's developmental disability system, including roles as state budget analysts, legal guardians, Support Coordinators, and residential program managers. They hold advanced degrees in public administration, psychology, social work, and certifications such as the Certified Administrator of School Finance and Operations (SFO).
Decennium's website and materials conform to WCAG 2.1 AA standards, featuring full keyboard navigation, descriptive alt text, strong color contrast, and clear form labeling. Content is written in plain, respectful language at approximately an eighth-grade reading level to be accessible to people with disabilities and caregivers.
Decennium treats responsiveness as a core service quality standard, ensuring calls are answered when possible, messages returned promptly, paperwork delivered on time, and proactive communication before issues arise to maintain trust and reduce stress for families and referral partners.
Decennium provides clear guidance on eligibility, service options, and system navigation. Their staff's prior experience with DDD budget analysis and service plan approval helps families understand and access appropriate services more smoothly, reducing denials and delays.
Services are provided in individuals' homes and community settings rather than institutional or clinical facilities, supporting natural routines, community inclusion, and independence.
Yes, Decennium continuously recruits mission-aligned Direct Support Professionals, job coaches, and program staff who value a respectful, well-supported work environment with opportunities to grow skills in person-centered planning and community inclusion.
Decennium offers family and caregiver support including help understanding service options, self-direction, and advocacy to address system challenges, providing emotional and administrative relief.