Burlington County, New Jersey, starts constructing a $18m emergency shelter to address a 7% increase in homelessness, offering services for 60 adults.

Burlington County, New Jersey, is constructing its first emergency shelter to combat homelessness, responding to a 7% increase in the homeless population. The $18 million, two-story facility in Westampton will accommodate up to 60 adults and offer essential services, including meals and medical triage. Funded by state and federal grants, it is expected to be completed in 16 to 20 months and will not affect local emergency services.

October 31, 2024
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