NJ Coalition to End Homelessness

The New Jersey Coalition to End Homelessness (NJCEH) is a statewide nonprofit and convener working to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring through policy advocacy, education, public awareness, and collaboration. It brings together service providers, government agencies, advocates, community partners, policymakers, and people with lived experience to strengthen New Jersey’s response to homelessness.

NJCEH supports effective policy and sustainable funding while helping providers build capacity through training, technical assistance, coordination, and practical resources. Its Homeless Provider Consortium connects shelters, outreach teams, and system partners to share information and strengthen service delivery across the state.

NJCEH is not a direct service provider and does not provide housing placement, emergency shelter, rental or financial assistance, or case management. People seeking help can review NJCEH’s resource page, NHREA’s New Jersey homeless assistance resources, and federal assistance resources. Visit the official NJCEH website to confirm current program details.