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Eligible New Jersey residents can now get help to pay back or current housing costs if they have been unable to make payments due to the ongoing pandemic. Applications for the COVID-19 Housing Assistance Program are now open and assistance is applicable for unpaid rent or mortgage costs from March through December 2020.
Families with incomes up to $150,000 are now eligible for the new COVID-19 school-age tuition assistance program the Murphy Administration created to help with child care costs as schools operate remotely.
The new Monmouth ACTS Financial Recovery Initiative offers another service for residents to get assistance in whatever area they need it most, including unemployment and job services.
The 12-month initiative will feature a series of events that will help celebrate recovery and reduce the stigma surrounding substance use disorder.
New Jersey has joined a number of neighboring states in launching a free smartphone app to alert people if they’ve potentially been exposed to the coronavirus, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Thursday.
The program will reopen today, Monday, September 28th, at noon, and will run until Tuesday, October 13th at 4:00 p.m. Landlords approved for a grant must forgive any back rent or late fees incurred by their tenants.
Between the acts of this concert-at-a-distance, teens will step on stage to deliver a message about coping during COVID — and how to prevent teen suicide.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday that the state will offer an assistance program to help pay the child care costs of families whose children are attending school remotely. The New Jersey School-Age Tuition Assistance Program is part of the $250 million Coronavirus Relief Fund.
Proposals must be delivered to the Monmouth County Division of Purchasing, Hall of Records, 3rd Floor, 1 East Main Street, Freehold, New Jersey 07728, by 10:30 a.m., on Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at which time the proposals will be opened and read in public, in the Freeholder Meeting Room, 2nd Floor, Hall of Records. Late proposals will not be accepted.
New Jersey will offer the opioid overdose-reversal drug Narcan for free at pharmacies later this month, authorities announced Wednesday.
