NJ receives $52 million in federal funding to help homeless
New Jersey is receiving federal dollars to help the homeless in the state
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Jan 30, 2021, 1:19 PM
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1h agoNew Jersey is receiving federal dollars to help the homeless in the state.
More than 200 communities and organizations are going to split $52 million.
The money comes from the House of Urban Development’s Continuum of Care
Program.
It will support permanent and transitional housing programs.
The funding could help thousands of people statewide.
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