homeless

The Alive Again Alliance Church on Church Road in Toms River expands it vision to homeless individuals and others who are struggling to find things like food, shelter, warmth and employment.

During this years statewide Point-In-Time survey which counts Jerseys homeless population, the Non-Profit Ocean County Hunger Relief continues their year round outreach to those seeking the necessities.

On Wednesday of next week, homelessness throughout New Jersey will be documented to help determine how to address its changing conditions.

The words "homeless" and "United States Veterans" should not be used in the same sentence. It is a horrible shame when men and women who have served our country find themselves so down that they are living in parks, alleyways and even the woods. The...

I see this man almost everyday in Downtown Toms River, as I'm leaving work.  His sign says, "I'm a Vet and I don't have any money." or "I don't have a job or am looking for work"--or something very close to that.  It breaks my heart.

More than 24,519 people found themselves turning to emergency shelters and housing for the homeless in New Jersey last year, according to a new report from the nonprofit Monarch Housing Associates. The report, which relies on data collected from agencies that are part of the Homeless Management Information System, which receive federal and state funds, found that homelessness continues a downward

On Wednesday, all 21 New Jersey counties will participate in the #NJCounts 2016, where volunteers search for and identify homeless residents around the state.

A Middlesex County woman is hoping to change attitudes on homelessness through a photo exhibit highlighting the former Tent City in Lakewood. Sherry Rubel's exhibit goes on display July 10 at The Monmouth Museum at Brookdale Community College in Lincroft.

As we told you last week, O.C.E.A.N. Inc. is working to build villages of tiny homes to help house the homeless in Ocean County and beyond. The first step was to build a model tiny home on the campus of Ocean County College.  With that complete, President and CEO Ted Gooding is now working to find land where the villages can be built...

O.C.E.A.N. Inc. is making real progress in efforts to house the homeless in Ocean County and beyond.