Homeless

They're invisible in the city yet when you see them you feel either sympathy, pity or fear. There are many different reasons the homeless got that way, especially after all we've been through in New Jersey the last few years.

This could make your tough time a little bit better.

Princess, Inc. is trying to identify unmet and previously unthinkable needs brought on by the continuing COVID-19 pandemic.

The last year has presented situations that have proven particularly challenging : How can people be safely sheltered while keeping COVID-19 spread down? What gets lost in translation if people can't meet face-to-face to express their needs?

The New Jersey Department of Human Services is dedicating $2.5 million to help counties and municipalities open warming centers for homeless individuals as we head into winter.

They're so easy to get, and homeless people need them more than you think.

Each of these gallon-size Ziplocs contains water, snacks, socks, a toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, shampoo, lotion, deodorant, and a razor.

While this was initially designed to be small in scale, it has already expanded to the point where nearly 300 meals a week are now being prepared.

Giving a homeless person socks is one of the kindest things you can do for a fellow human.

One of NJ's most notorious public nuisances is back.