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Rental assistance Burlington County NJ.

Locate short term rental assistance as well as long term, affordable housing in Burlington County. The objective of these resources is to help individuals and families that are facing eviction and/or homelessness. Funds, including government grants, may be issued to help pay for rent, overdue energy bills, a security deposit, and other housing expenses.

There is also section 8 vouchers and free legal aid from lawyers to stop evictions. The charities, churches and government agencies will offer emergency rental assistance and also ensure clients work towards stability. Get help with also finding an affordable, safe, and low income home or apartment to live in in Burlington County New Jersey.

The goal is to help the income qualified resident pay their rent in a crisis and also ensure their underlying cause of the issue is dealt with. The Burlington County agencies work to end the cycle of poverty and homelessness in the community. A focus is of the rental programs are on seniors, the disabled and single mothers or fathers too and there may also be transitional housing programs near you.

Bridge of Hope offers rental assistance, information on government grants and case management to homeless single mothers and children. Call 732-588-0999.

Catholic Charities Emergency Services of Burlington provides information on emergency programs. It ranges from shelter, security deposits, to food and cash assistance for paying rent. Or learn about alternative housing options, utility bill assistance, job resources, referrals and consumer counseling. Phone: 856-764-6940, and the Catholic Charity main church address is at 450 Veterans Dr, Burlington, NJ 08016.

Burlington County Behavioral Health Care is run in partnership with Catholic Charities. The non-profit focuses on the disabled, seniors, and residents battling an addition with housing, grants, and more. Phone: 609-267-9339

Burlington County Board of Social Services - The government agency can offer emergency financial help (including for rent, utility or security deposits, or free motel vouchers) as well as information on basic needs, including furniture programs. There is also TANF cash aid payments for housing expenses, transitional housing. and other government benefits. Location is 795 Woodlane Rd, Mount Holly, NJ 08060. Or dial (609) 518-4871.

 

 

 

Burlington County Youth Opportunity - Helps youth and teen with housing, job readiness, financial support for rental payments, shared housing and more. It is part of the Workforce Development Services. Phone number is (609) 265-5603, or main address is 795 Woodlane Road Westampton, NJ 08060.

Burlington County Action Program has an address of 718 Route 130 South, Burlington, New Jersey 08016. The main non-profit community action agency. Case managers can help qualified low income families apply for rent help including grant money. BCAP has programs for single moms, immigrants, and also for veterans, the disabled, and working poor. There are referrals to SSVF for veteran rental and mortgage assistance programs. Call (609) 386-5800. Or more details on rental help from Burlington County community action.

God Squad partners with government agencies and social services. The charity is at 790 Woodlane Road, Westampton, NJ 08060. The goal is to stabilize families, including with housing. There may be grants to pay rent or security deposits, job programs, counseling and more.  Dial (609) 518-7082.

Interfaith Hospitality Network / Family Promise of Burlington County offers shelter, meals, and outreach to the homeless and very low income. Referrals may be offered by the churches to financial aid for paying rent or the deposit on a new home. Contact: (856) 638-0110. Or the main IHN office is at 16 E Main St, Moorestown, New Jersey 08057.

St. Vincent De Paul Society - An organization of local Burlington County New Jersey churches and volunteers. They offer emergency, one time financial aid for rent, food, transitional housing, loans, and other housing assistance. Contact: (609) 953-0021, or the main SVDP is at 1 Jones Rd, Medford, New Jersey 08055.

Volunteers of America of NJ and Burlington NJ office. It is in Camden, but covers Burlington too. Get information on low income housing for seniors, the disabled, and formerly homeless. A major focus is for veterans and the elderly rental needs. The charity may have details on no interest loans or grants for housing costs, such as first months rent, deposits, or application fees. Call (856) 854-4660.

 

 

 

 

Christian Caring Center - The charity offers clothing, food, and short term shelter to people in need. Telephone number is (609) 893-0700.

CONTACT of Burlington County - Provides referrals to government benefits, section 8 HUD vouchers, and public housing authorities. Or learn about charities to call for rent help, job training, and eviction prevention services. Phone: 856-234-8888.

Salvation Army of Burlington County - The local branch of this non-profit offers social services, housing, and may have funds to pay rent as a last resort. There is transitional housing, emergency rental assistance to stop evictions, and other support. Some of the resources are offered out of Camden (dial (856) 379-6900) or try (856) 338-1700.

Oaks Integrated Care - Family Services-Burlington County - This is a regional, non-profit community action agency. Social workers address behavioral health care needs of children, individuals, and families in both central and southern Jersey. Housing, low income apartments, grants for rent, and legal aid are just some of the programs available. Telephone - 609-267-5928.

Legal Services of New Jersey and Burlington County - Offers free eviction prevention advice, landlord mediation, and support for Burlington New Jersey families facing homelessness. Dial (888) 576 - 5529.

Emergency and long term housing programs in Burlington County

YMCA of Burlington County runs shelters and helps with individual development. Some resources have minimal fees and others are free. For information, Burlington-Riverfront Branch (phone 609-543-6200), call the Mt. Laurel Branch, 302 Commerce Square Boulevard 59 Centerton Road, Burlington, NJ 08016 (dial 609-543-6200) or the YMCA in Mount New Jersey 08054. Dial 856-234-6200.

Homes of Hope - Both low and more moderate income residents can access permanent, long term housing or apartments. Dial (609) 261-4571.

Delaware House - Delaware House Mental Health Services of Catholic Charities is at 25 Ikea Dr, Westampton, NJ 08060. Transitional housing, disability resources and even rent help for the mentally ill. Dial(609) 267-9339

 

 

 

 

People First! - For Burlington New Jersey residents facing eviction, case management and referrals to funds for rent or utilities may be offered. Some resources are government based and others are offered by non-profits. (609) 261-4571

Providence House/Willingboro Shelter - Assists victims, both women and children, of domestic abuse. Call (856) 824-0599/(609) 871-7551.

State Street Housing is a regional charity that can help the homeless and very low income. There may be referrals to crisis programs for paying overdue rent, transitional housing, and other support services. Dial (856) 365-4400, but note the main office is in Camden.

 

By Jon McNamara

 

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