We believe that service enriched affordable housing is paramount to providing seniors in NJ the ability to age in place with dignity.
Our seniors deserve a safe, affordable place to call home with access to services that connect them to the community and have their best interest at heart.
We don’t just want to put a roof over their heads. We want to build them a home.
We strive to provide affordable housing options for seniors who want to live independent lifestyles where they can thrive and age in place while remaining active members of their community.
American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
(866) 542-8165
AARP is an organization that advocates for the issues that matter to individuals over 50 and their families.
Low Income Home Energy Assistance
(800) 510-3102
Services provided through The Home Energy Assistance Program allow low-income residents to receive assistance with their home cooling and heating bills, emergency heating services, and emergency fuel assistance in accordance with the Home Energy Assistance Program.
New Jersey Easy Access, Single Entry (NJ EASE)
(800) 222-373
This guide provides information for seniors on Area Agencies on Aging that can connect older adults with a variety or resources to support their personal dignity in daily living.
Union County Transportation for Seniors
(908) 241-8300
Union County’s older adult transportation program offers curb-to-curb transportation for senior citizens ages 60 and older.
Union County – Division on Aging
(888) 280-8226
This wide-reaching organization provides support for Union County residents who wish to access helpful resources and programs including legal help, employment, counseling, education financial assistance, home care and assistance with daycare.
Union County – Adult Protective Service (Catholic Charities)
(908) 497-3902
Adult Protective Services works to decrease the risk of further abuse, neglect, or exploitation for adults and seniors.
The typical role of the extended family in caring for their elderly loved ones is shifting as those caregiving children leave the neighborhoods where they were born or raised.
In many instances, communication with aging relatives has been relegated to occasional visits and video calls. Those who are fortunate enough to live with their loved ones are often left on their own when those caregivers head off to work or travel.
This isolation can be painful and can often cause the elderly to abandon the very activities that once filled them with joy and purpose, eroding their physical, mental and emotional health. This diminished quality of life can be devastating for our older loved ones and it’s the reason that Housing With Hope exists today.
Buoyed by a vision of a community where everyone has a safe, decent and affordable place to call home, we’re committed to the concept of service enriched housing that supports the Elderly’s housing and personal needs to help them remain safely at home.
Working to bring an end to loneliness and social isolation for the elderly and fulfilling their lives with purpose and joy as active and valued members of the community.
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