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Congratulations To Restoration Hall.
Restoration Hall will be moving forward with They're plans to Renovate and restore 37-Prospect St, an owned property on the west side. This project will provide 10 SRO for our low income residents.
Construction Has Began estimated time of completion. 07/30/2023
After consulting with the engineer. we began the demonstration process. started by stripping the entire interior down to the stubs then removing and replacing any and all rotted wood members.
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A message from our director.
Hello and welcome. I would like to take a moment and clear the air if I may,
Restoration Hall is not one of those Non profit organizations that just asks for money make a lot of promise just talking and playing in the political arena, meanwhile nothing is being done in our community, We are here boots on the ground, Restoration Hall has stepped up to the plate and put their money where their mouth is, received absolutely no Government funding what so ever, but used our own money to make this acquisition and commitment to providing decent affordable housing for low income families, not to mention the homeless population and all the resources that comes with that, I find it very rewarding when I see the change in people's lives, if we can save just one life, then it was all worth it. We are counting on all of our members. subscribers. Volunteers, all of you who believe in our mission, all of you who is now just getting to know us, you see, what we're about, Together We can do this, create a better tomorrow and change a life. Join us in this fight against homelessness.
On behalf of Restoration Hall, I thank you for your generosity and may God Continue to Bless You.
Your Brother
Leonard Nelson
Executive Director.
Homeless in New Jersey
The New Jersey 2022 Point-In-Time Count revealed this information:
On the night of January 25th, 2022, a total of 6,631 households, including 8,754 persons, were experiencing homelessness in the State of New Jersey, according to the 2022 Point-In-Time Count.