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New Jersey Department of Community Affairs | New Jersey Department of Community Affairs Office of Homelessness Prevention (OHP) The Office of Homelessness Prevention (OHP) coordinates efforts to prevent homelessness among State and local agencies and private organizations that provide services to persons who are homeless or at risk for homelessness.
The office has both programmatic and research and evaluation capacities, which are operationalized to assess State and local homelessness prevention services and to develop and deploy innovative programs and resources that address and support the evolving needs of persons in the State who are homeless or at risk for homelessness.
Office of Homelessness Prevention 2022 Annual Report & Homelessness Update 2023 Homelessness Update [pdf] Continuum of Care (CoC) Membership Information Continuum of Care Information (listed by county) What does the Office of Homelessness Prevention do?
The OHP works to prevent and address homelessness throughout the state by: Advancing emerging and innovative practices from across the country to address homelessness Homeless Diversion Initiative Rural and Suburban Outreach DASH – Document Access and Support for Housing Using data to drive decision-making and policy at the state and local levels Data-Driven Decision-making Initiative Data Technical Assistance Convening stakeholders and providing technical assistance and training at the local level Meetings with state and local officials, practitioners, and other stakeholders Staff technical assistance to local communities and presentations on NJ’s programs Addressing and troubleshooting constituent issues Convening stakeholders with lived experience of homelessness Administering DCA’s prevention programs Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Rehousing Homelessness Prevention Program Emergency Housing Voucher Outreach Homelessness Prevention Program (HPP) The Homelessness Prevention Program provides up to three months of assistance to pay past due rent to households in imminent danger of eviction due to temporary financial problems beyond their control.
Homelessness Prevention Program Contact List (Download Printable) Homelessness Prevention Program Regulations [pdf 71kB] Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties Greater Bergen Community Action, Inc. Burlington County Community Action Partnership Camden County Council on Economic Opportunity Rural Development Corporation Family Promise of Essex County United Community Corporation Senior Citizens United Community Services, Inc. Family Promise of Hunterdon County, Inc. Puerto Rican Assn.
for Human Development, Inc. Family Promise of the Jersey Shore Catholic Family and Community Services Family Promise of Sussex County Family Promise of Warren County Inc. Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP2) HPRP2 providers assistance to households in imminent risk of homelessness due to an eviction summons and temporary rapid re-housing assistance to individuals and families living on the streets, in places not meant for human habitation (e.g., encampments and vehicles) and in emergency shelters (up to 90 days) to obtain permanent housing.
Financial assistance to help pay for housing Case management and services to maintain housing Homelessness Prevention Assistance to households in imminent risk of homelessness due to an eviction summons.
(Must have a summons or warrant of removal from landlord-tenant court - court papers must have a docket number and a court date and must be no more than 6 months old) Temporary rapid re-housing assistance to individuals and families living on the streets or in emergency shelters (up to 90 days) obtain permanent housing.
Income: Maximum gross annual income 30% of AMI Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program Agency List (HPRP) HPRP2 Contact List (Updated January 2026) Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties Catholic Charities, Dioceses of Trenton Catholic Family and Community Services Center for Family Services Rural Development Corporation Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties Family Promise of Essex County Family Promise of Southwest New Jersey Collaborative Support Programs of NJ Family Promise of Hunterdon County, Inc. Catholic Charities, Dioceses of Metuchen Affordable Housing Alliance Catholic Family and Community Services Affordable Housing Alliance Catholic Family and Community Services Family Promise of Southwest New Jersey Family Promise of Sussex County Family Promise of Warren County, Inc. Homelessness Diversion Pilot (Diversion) The Homelessness Diversion Pilot deploys rapid housing stabilization case management paired with flexible funding to rapidly prevent and exit eligible households from risk of unsheltered homelessness and shelter placement.
Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties The Beloved Project of New Jersey Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. Reformed Church of Highland Park Affordable Housing Corporation United Community Corporation Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. The Beloved Project of New Jersey Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. Family Promise of the Jersey Shore Catholic Family and Community Services Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. Family Promise of Sussex County Family Promise of Warren County, Inc Rural and Suburban Street Outreach (R/S Outreach) The Rural and Suburban Street Outreach program utilizes mobile case management and no-barrier direct client assistance to exit households experiencing homelessness from unsheltered conditions in order to stabilize housing situations and enter into permanent housing.
Family Promise of Hunterdon County, Inc. Family Promise of Sussex County Family Promise of Warren County, Inc. Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties Integrated Homelessness Prevention and Services (IHPS) The Integrated Homelessness Prevention and Services Program deploys wrap-around homelessness services (Street Outreach, Diversion, Homelessness Prevention, and Rapid Rehousing) to targeted areas in the state to enhance local efforts working to accelerate exits from homelessness and reduce system recidivism.
Puerto Rican Action Committeee of Southern NJ Just Believe A NJ Nonprofit Corporation Catholic Charities Diocese Camden Collaborative Support Programs of NJ Jewish Family Service Central NJ Document Assistance and Support for Housing (DASH) The Document Assistance and Support for Housing (DASH) program works with persons at-risk of homelessness and unhoused persons selected in the Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) and Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) programs operated through DHCR’s Office of Housing Assistance to overcome barriers to tenancy and accelerates permanent housing outcomes in conjunction with municipal, county, and continuum-of-care partners.
Jewish Family Services of Atlantic and Cape May Counties St.
James Social Service Corporation United Community Corporation Family Promise of Essex County Bergen, Gloucester, Hudson, Salem Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey, Inc. Burlington, Cape May, Cumberland Puerto Rican Action Committee of Southern New Jersey, Inc. Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. Hunterdon, Sussex, Warren Family Promise of Sussex County Puerto Rican Association for Human Development, Inc. Catholic Charities – Diocese of Metuchen Family Promise of the Jersey Shore Just Believe A NJ Nonprofit Corporation Volunteers of America - Greater New York Working together to end veteran homelessness in New Jersey by enhancing existing systems, creating rapid access to housing, and ensuring homelessness becomes rare, brief, and non-recurring.
Click the link below to get to the Bringing Veterans Home portal: Atlantic Continuum of Care The Atlantic City and County (ACC) CoC Executive Committee is now accepting Notices of Intent forms from all agencies interested in applying for FY2026 Continuum of Care funding administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Agencies interested in HUD CoC funding must submit a Notice of Intent form for each project which will be reviewed by a local selection committee appointed by the ACC CoC Executive Committee. The ACC Executive Committee strongly encourages all agencies interested in serving those who have experienced homelessness, including agencies that have not previously received HUD CoC funding, to consider submission of a Notice of Intent.
All Notices of Intent will be evaluated according to the scoring criteria linked below: Renewal Project Scoring Tool The Executive Committee strongly suggests all agencies interested in applying read the FY2026 CoC Funding NOFO due to significant changes in the CoC funding: https://files. simpler. grants.
gov/opportunities/18c6dc79-e5dd-42e9-aca5-b35c5d26eded/attachments/0ead4b33-e9a1-4934-92b3-65ed41847905/Foa_Content_of_CPD-2600-DC-0025. pdf To help with any questions or technical issues, there will be a technical assistance session held on Friday June 12th at 10am via Zoom. Please use this link to register for the zoom: https://us02web.
zoom. us/meeting/register/cCNLQVqTTCSOREas8az1ug Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for The Atlantic City and County (ACC) Continuum of Care (CoC) Office of Homelessness Prevention 2022 Annual Report (click on the image below) If you are in need of immediate assistance please call or text 2-1-1
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New Jersey residents at imminent risk of homelessness; income at or below 30% of area median income; contact local providers listed on DCA site. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program (HPRP2) is funded by New Jersey Department of Community Affairs. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in New Jersey. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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