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1. • N.J.A.C. 10:44A

     • Group homes and supervised apartments are licensed under N.J.A.C. 10:44A Standards for Community Residences for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. These are settings leased or owned by the service provider. Individuals who live in this kind of setting receive supervision, training, and/or assistance based on their individual needs.
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     Division of Developmental Disabilities Provider-Managed Housing

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   What are the different types of group homes?

   • Group homes include children's group homes, teaching family homes, supervised transitional living homes, treatment homes, alternative care homes and psychiatric community homes for children. Group homes under contract with DCF must be approved by the Office of Licensing.

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   What are children's group homes?

   • Children's group homes provide 24-hour care for 12 or fewer children placed or financed by DCF. Group homes include children's group homes, teaching family homes, supervised transitional living homes, treatment homes, alternative care homes and psychiatric community homes for children.

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   Do I need a license for a residential treatment center?

   • Residential treatment centers under contract with the Department, both in New Jersey and in other states, must be approved by the Office of Licensing. Click HERE for a listing of DCF OOL licensed (Billy's Law) residential child care facilities, group homes and treatment home programs located in other states.

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   What is a group home?

   • In NJID’s group homes, the person-centered design of each service extends beyond medical supervision and accommodations. Each person is encouraged to participate in home life from meal planning and preparation to leisure activities and the entertaining of friends.

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3. www.nj.gov › humanservices › dddDivision of Developmental Disabilities Provider-Managed Housing

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   Group homes and supervised apartments are licensed under N.J.A.C. 10:44A Standards for Community Residences for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities. These are settings leased or owned by the service provider.

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     Group homes include children's group homes, teaching family...

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     Programs that serve individuals with an intellectual and/or...

4. www.nj.gov › licensing › lawsManual of Requirements for Children's Group Homes doc

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   § 10:128-1.2 Definition and types of children's group homes (a) "Children's group home" or "home" means any public or private establishment other than a foster home that provides board, lodging, care and treatment services on a 24-hour basis to 12 or fewer children in a homelike, community-based setting, except that psychiatric community homes

5. nj.gov › humanservices › oolDepartment of Human Services Information Bulletin

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   2. The application for licensure as an operator of a group home or supervised apartment program shall include, but not be limited to, the following: Documentation of agency history of service provision to individuals with developmental disabilities for a minimum of 24 months, including survey or audit results and plans of correction;

6. www.njid.org › residentialserviceshomesResidential Services - New Jersey Institute for Disabilities

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   Group homes with 24-hour supervision, personal assistance and medical oversight for adults requiring specialized care are located throughout 4 NJ counties. Group Home 1 Edison, NJ

7. www.nj.gov › humanservices › oolN.J.A.C. 10:44A STANDARDS FOR COMMUNITY RESIDENCES FOR ...

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   70 square feet for occupancy by one person; 130 square feet for occupancy by two persons. At least one half of the floor area of every individual room shall have a ceiling height of 71⁄2. 1. The floor area of that part of any room where the ceiling is less than five feet shall not be considered allowable floor space.