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Veterans Haven North
State-operated transitional housing program in Glen Gardner, New Jersey for homeless Veterans, providing shelter, food, transportation, case management, life-skills training, and community reintegration through a program of up to two years, with the goal of permanent housing.
- Cost
- $300 maximum monthly rent — residents with income pay 30% of adjusted net income, less a $100 personal allowance, up to $300 per month (own site)
- Coverage
- Glen Gardner, NJ (Hunterdon County); serves homeless Veterans statewide (New Jersey)
- Eligibility
- Veteran must be homeless under U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs guidelines, registered with the VA, and drug- and alcohol-free at admission; a limited number may still be eligible under the Grant and Per Diem program (own site)
- Availability
- Accommodations are immediately available for homeless Veterans (own site)
- Last Verified
- October 9, 2026
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