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A Call to Action: Addressing the Rise in Eviction Rates Amidst Funding ChallengesAffordability and Rising Eviction Rates in N.J.
In a recent discussion with Steve Adubato, Staci Berger, President & CEO of the Housing and Community Development Network of NJ, shed light on the escalating eviction rates in New Jersey and its profound impact on families, especially children. The conversation, which highlights the critical need for affordable housing and the dire consequences of eviction,
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Founded in 2013, The Waterfront Project, Inc. (WFP), is a nonprofit legal help center and HUD-certified counseling agency. WFP Staff Attorneys provide free civil legal representation, brief advice, and advocacy to Hudson County’s most vulnerable residents – the working poor, seniors, homeless, and those living with disabilities. Currently, WFP’s primary focus is pursuing creative legal
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Jersey City Black Business Market
The Waterfront Project (WFP), a beacon of hope and support for those at risk of homelessness in Hudson County, is thrilled to announce the Jersey City Black Business Market event. Inspired by a deep-seated commitment to community empowerment and economic resilience, this special gathering, taking place on February 23rd at ANDCO, seeks to celebrate and
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CHeck out Executive director, Carol Sainthilaire, in the jersey journal
Published: Jan. 19, 2024 Written by: Mark Koosau | The Jersey Journal Carol Saint-Hilaire, the executive director of The Waterfront Project, a nonprofit that helps tenants, can speak from personal experience of the program’s benefits. With a father disabled from an accident and a mom who only worked odd jobs because of her limited English skills,
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The Waterfront Project Responds to Supreme Court’s Decision to Hear City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson
As a leading non-profit organization dedicated to preventing homelessness and promoting affordable housing, The Waterfront Project is responding to the United States Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case of the City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Johnson. This case revisits critical legal precedents set by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
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The Impact of COVID-19 on Housing Stability: Lessons Learned and Future Strategies
The COVID-19 pandemic has undeniably reshaped our world, and its effects on housing stability have been profound, particularly in New Jersey. As we navigate the post-pandemic landscape, it’s crucial to reflect on the lessons learned and strategize for the future. This blog post aims to shed light on how the pandemic has affected housing stability
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Join Team Waterfront Project for the 2024 United Airlines NYC Half Marathon!
Do you have the heart of a runner and the spirit of a philanthropist? If so, we invite you to be part of something truly remarkable – Team Waterfront Project – as we lace up our sneakers and hit the pavement for a cause that matters. Who We Are: The Waterfront Project (WFP) is a
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