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At age 18, Rob got into a motorcycle accident that left him with severe brain trauma and numerous physical injuries. Twenty years later, he now lives with his mother who has been caring for him on a daily basis. Rob lost faith in the providers he dealt with over the years because he felt they focused only on what he wasn’t able to do and neglected his potential. “Declarations has been my service provider for over one year now. During this time, I have found them to be reliable and dedicated. I have been happy with the way they allow me to decide how I want to live.” Julia has been caring for her adult son for the better part of her life. Experience with incompetent care providers had fueled a strong distrust of the industry. She needed an organization with integrity, and she found Declarations. According to her, Declarations has the best trained staff she’s ever worked with, and for the first time ever, she trusts an agency with her son. “Declarations is the most reliable organization my family has worked with. My son has never been in better hands.” Before she found Declarations, Karen had been living independently for many years, but required consistent visits by her mother for assistance. Karen lacked the self-confidence she needed to achieve the independent life she deserved. Now with the help of Declarations, she is making her own appointments, scheduling her own transportation and managing her own finances. “Declarations is very reliable and followed through with all their promises. Most importantly though, they help me with the things that I want help with. No other agency has done that for me.” |
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“The production of affordable housing is not only one of the urgent social needs of our time, but a sound economic investment for the future.” |
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“I support Declarations’ programs…I am confident in (their) future success.” -U.S. Senator Robert Menendez |
“Declarations is an agency with a proven track record…I encourage you to seriously consider supporting (them)” “Declarations’ desire and ability to assist those with the dual diagnoses of mental illness and developmental disabilities strives to fill a glaring gap in community-based services.” |
