Day Program for Adults with Autism and Developmental Disabilities in Warren, NJ
The Mt. Bethel Village Day Program provides a structured, engaging environment where adults with autism, developmental disabilities, and traumatic brain injuries can continue developing life skills, building friendships, and participating in meaningful daily activities.
Conveniently located in Warren, NJ, just minutes from our residential community, our DDD-approved Day Program is designed to promote independence, confidence, and community involvement in a safe and supportive setting.
Whether participants attend one day each week or several, every individual receives personalized support from experienced staff who are committed to helping them succeed.
A Structured Day Filled with Purpose
Our Day Program offers a balance of recreation, education, and skill development that encourages participants to stay active, engaged, and connected.
Activities may include:
- Art and creative expression
- Music and dance
- Yoga and fitness
- Swimming
- Photography
- Computer and technology skills
- Games and social activities
- Community outings
In addition to recreational programming, our staff help participants strengthen communication, self-awareness, problem-solving, and daily living skills through individualized support and group activities.
Supporting Independence Through Life Skills
One of the primary goals of our Day Program is helping adults build confidence in everyday life.
Participants have opportunities to develop:
- Social and communication skills
- Decision-making abilities
- Personal responsibility
- Daily living and habilitation skills
- Community participation
- Self-advocacy
These experiences help individuals become more independent while enjoying a structured and encouraging environment.
Families interested in long-term residential support can also learn about our Residential Program, which complements our Day Program by providing apartment-style living with 24-hour support.
Experienced Staff Dedicated to Every Participant
Every activity is closely supervised by our compassionate, highly trained team.
Participants benefit from:
- Experienced Direct Support Professionals
- On-site nursing support
- A dedicated Health and Wellness Coordinator
- Individualized attention
- Safe, structured programming
Our team works closely with participants and families to create a positive experience that supports personal growth and long-term success.
Learn more about our philosophy and mission on our About Page.
Program Schedule and Enrollment
The Mt. Bethel Village Day Program operates Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM.
Participants:
- Bring their own lunch
- May attend as many days each week as appropriate
- Are not required to meet a minimum attendance schedule
- Must complete an admissions intake before enrollment
Day Program participation is included for all residents of Mt. Bethel Village’s Residential Program.
Why Families Choose Our Day Program
Families throughout New Jersey choose Mt. Bethel Village because our Day Program offers more than daily activities.
Participants benefit from:
- Structured routines
- Individualized support
- Social opportunities
- Creative and recreational activities
- Life skills development
- Health and wellness support
- Community engagement
Every day is designed to encourage confidence, independence, and meaningful connections while helping participants continue learning and growing.
Enroll in the Mt. Bethel Village Day Program
If you’re looking for a supportive day program for adults with autism or developmental disabilities in Warren, NJ, we’re here to help.
Visit our Contact Page to learn more about enrollment, schedule a visit, or speak with our admissions team about whether our Day Program is the right fit for your loved one.
Frequently Asked Questions
A day program provides structured daytime activities, life skills training, social opportunities, and individualized support for adults with autism and developmental disabilities in a safe, supervised environment.
Our program serves adults with autism, developmental disabilities, and traumatic brain injuries. Admission is based on an intake assessment conducted by our admissions team.
Participants may enjoy art, music, yoga, swimming, photography, computer skills, games, community outings, and activities focused on building social and life skills.
Participants may attend as many days each week as appropriate for their individual needs. There is no minimum attendance requirement.
To learn more about enrollment or schedule a visit, please contact our team through our Contact Page. We’ll be happy to answer your questions and guide you through the admissions process.
