Atlantic City Rescue Mission

Atlantic City Rescue Mission is in dire need of bottled water donations. The Rescue Mission posted on Facebook Wednesday that they are experiencing a shortage of bottled water and they have issued a "Code Red" for donations of water. Atlantic City Rescue Mission's Street Outreach program helps the homeless with needed provisions such as bottles of water during excessively hot weather lik

Homeless shelters in New Jersey are bracing themselves for an uptick in the number of people who need their services.

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.

Homeless shelters across New Jersey could be impacted by steep cuts this year in federal funding as the Department of Housing and Urban Development shifts grant money from transitional programs to ones that focus on permanent housing.

Homeless denizens of Lakewood's Tent City get a reprieve from eviction by an Ocean County Superior Court judge.

The homeless situation in Ocean County hits another road block as officials have the boom lowered on them.  The Atlantic City Rescue Mission has said "no more" when it comes to helping them.

Ocean County officials will have to find another place to send its homeless.

Proposed legislation to end the practice of “Greyhound Therapy” – where counties/municipalities put their homeless on a bus and send them blindly to Atlantic County- is being considered a positive first step by members of the Atlantic City Rescue Mission, however it’s only the begging of a much larger conversation.