homelessness

The continued dearth of available housing, particularly that which is designated as affordable, coupled with New Jersey's still-high unemployment rate compared with the rest of the United States post-COVID, makes for a unique and hard-to-solve problem.

New Jersey conducts its 9th annual Point-in-Time count of those experiencing homelessness in the state.

More than 300 staffers across 66 New Jersey organizations providing direct social services in the area of homelessness prevention have received the training so far.

A caller had a theory as to why Bill has been turned down by Airbnb twice.

New Jersey municipalities and lawmakers are looking to counter a New York City program that relocates homeless families.

NJCounts 2020 is a statewide one-day count.

NJCounts 2019 is Wednesday, January 23, 2019 and many factors may affect its numbers.

Serving 300,000 New Jerseyans annually, Catholic Charities provides assistance to residents seeking counseling for behavioral health or addiction, or who may be facing homelessness, food insecurity, or lack of access to proper clothing.

Every winter since 2014, seasonal outerwear has shown up from time to time atop the heads and around the necks of the historical statues on the Morristown Green.

The emergency shelter and services program at the Rescue Mission of Trenton costs about $1.2 million annually to operate and is reporting a deficit of $400,000.