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Community Supports Network

CSN provides Support Services to adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Started in 2017 CSN is a Provider of Individualized Supports to those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

03/09/2026

March is a powerful month for disability advocacy.
From Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month to World Down Syndrome Day, National Cerebral Palsy Awareness Day, and International Women’s Day, this month highlights the voices, achievements, and experiences of individuals within the disability community.
But awareness is only the beginning.
Advocacy becomes meaningful when it leads to action — in our communities, workplaces, schools, and everyday conversations.
In our latest blog post, we explore why these advocacy days matter and share simple ways individuals, families, and professionals can get involved and support a more inclusive world.
Because building inclusive communities takes all of us.
Read the full blog at the link in our bio.

03/03/2026

Safety matters. But so does growth.
In disability services, one of the most important — and often misunderstood — principles is the dignity of risk.
Every person has the right to:
• Try new things
• Make personal decisions
• Pursue meaningful goals
• Learn from mistakes
• Experience independence
Risk is part of being human. And when support is truly person-centered, we don’t eliminate risk entirely — we manage it thoughtfully.
There’s a difference between protecting someone and controlling them.
At Community Supports Network, we believe in replacing “no” with “how.”
How can we make this safe?
How can we prepare for this step?
How can we support independence responsibly?
Because independence isn’t the absence of risk.
It’s the presence of opportunity.
Read more on the blog: https://www.yourcsn.com/individual-and-community-based-supports/understanding-the-dignity-of-risk-in-disability-service?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

02/24/2026

When families choose a disability service provider, they are placing enormous trust in that organization.
Trust that communication will be respectful.
Trust that safety will be prioritized.
Trust that goals will be supported with professionalism and care.
What many don’t see behind the scenes?
Ongoing staff training.
Disability support is skilled work. It requires knowledge, adaptability, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of person-centered practices. Effective support isn’t improvised — it’s learned, practiced, and continuously refined.
At Community Supports Network, training isn’t a one-time requirement. It’s a continuous investment in quality, safety, and dignity.
Because when staff grow professionally, individuals benefit personally.
High-quality disability services don’t happen by chance.
They happen by design.
Read more about why staff training matters on the blog: https://www.yourcsn.com/training-workshops/why-staff-training-matters-in-disability-services/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

02/20/2026

Today we’re celebrating the leader behind Community Supports Network — our CEO, Ted Mayer.

We asked our team one simple question:
“Why do you love working with Ted?”

The answers say everything.

Leadership isn’t about titles — it’s about impact. And at CSN, that impact is felt every single day in the way we support one another and the individuals we serve.

Happy Birthday, Ted. Thank you for leading with integrity, vision, and heart. 🎉

02/19/2026

Black History Month is a time to honor resilience, leadership, and progress.
It’s also a time to recognize stories that are often left out of the conversation — including the experiences of Black individuals with disabilities.
The intersection of race and disability reveals both powerful advocacy and ongoing inequities. From the fight for civil rights protections to present-day disparities in access to services, employment, and education — these conversations matter.
At Community Supports Network, we believe equity isn’t seasonal. It’s ongoing.
Person-centered support means recognizing the whole individual — including culture, identity, and lived experience. It means listening without assumptions. It means building trust. It means committing to inclusive, culturally responsive care.
In our latest blog, we reflect on the history, the leaders, and the work that continues.
Because disability rights are civil rights.
Read more here: https://www.yourcsn.com/awareness-months/honoring-black-history-month/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

02/12/2026

Prom is often seen as a milestone—but for many adults with disabilities, opportunities for moments like this are limited or inaccessible.
That’s why inclusive prom nights like Night to Shine, hosted by the Tim Tebow Foundation, matter so deeply. These celebrations are about more than music and dancing—they’re about dignity, belonging, and the joy of being seen and celebrated exactly as you are.
In our latest blog, we’re sharing why inclusive events like these play such an important role in adult disability services—and why joy and connection are essential parts of person-centered support.
✨ Read the full blog here: https://www.yourcsn.com/community-events/more-than-a-dance-why-inclusive-prom-nights-like-night-to-shine-matter-for-adults-with-disabilities/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

02/09/2026

Trust is at the heart of meaningful disability support.
It’s what helps individuals feel safe, heard, and respected.
It’s what turns support into partnership.
And it’s what makes growth, independence, and connection possible.
In our latest blog, we explore why trust matters — and how it’s built through everyday moments, consistent support, and strong relationships with Direct Support Professionals.
🔗 Read the full blog here: https://www.yourcsn.com/individual-and-community-based-supports/the-importance-of-trust-in-disability-support-relationships/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

02/06/2026

Please join us in celebrating Luis Orr, our Employee of the Month!

Luis embodies person-centered support through his dedication, teamwork, and commitment to the individuals we serve. His impact reaches far beyond the day-to-day — and it doesn’t go unnoticed. Congratulations Luis!

02/04/2026

Direct Support Professionals do more than provide support — they build trust, foster independence, and help create lives filled with purpose and belonging. 💙
Our newest blog explores what truly makes a great DSP and why this role is so essential to individuals, families, and communities.
👉 Link in bio to read

01/30/2026

Community inclusion doesn’t happen by accident — it happens because of people. 💙

Direct Support Professionals are the bridge between intention and belonging. They help individuals with disabilities build independence, confidence, and meaningful connections in their communities every day.
Our newest blog highlights the powerful, often unseen role DSPs play in creating real inclusion — and why supporting DSPs strengthens individuals, families, and communities as a whole.
👉 Read the full post here: https://www.yourcsn.com/dsp-career-highlights/why-direct-support-professionals-are-essential-to-community-inclusion/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

01/29/2026

Leadership matters — especially in the work we do.
Over the past 10 weeks, the Team Leads at Community Supports Network completed our Leadership Development Program, strengthening the skills they use every day to support staff, individuals, and families.
From communication and time management to goal setting and documentation, this program was about building confident, compassionate leaders who make a real difference.
We’re proud of their dedication and excited to see the impact ahead. 💙

01/23/2026

Routine isn’t about control — it’s about comfort, confidence, and emotional safety. 💙
For many individuals with disabilities, knowing what to expect in their day can reduce anxiety, support emotional regulation, and build independence over time.
In our latest blog, we share why routines matter, what supportive structure really looks like, and how caregivers and DSPs can help create days that feel predictable and empowering.
👉 Read more: https://www.yourcsn.com/advice-and-tips/why-routine-matters-so-much/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

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170 Changebridge Road
Montville, NJ
07045

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Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+12019193211

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https://www.yourcsn.com/

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Our Story

Started in 2017 CSN is a Provider of Individualized Supports to those with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Our story is a modest one. After working in the Industry for several years, we decided it was time to incorporate much of what we learned into practicum. Working closely with families allowed us to see how other Service Providers spent little to no time assessing the needs of the Individual Consumer often just sending the next available Caregiver to fill a need. At Community Supports Network we decided to use a different approach first and foremost assessing need and then painstakingly selecting the right individual from our vast Network of talented Mentors /Aides. Once selected, we would match personality along with skill set to our Consumers schedule. This allows us to boast an incredible less than 2% overall staff turnover! To schedule an appointment with one of our Direct Support Supervisors, call us today at 201 919-3211 and ask to speak with a Staffing Coordinator.