CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — The Cape May County Board of Commissioners has approved a contract with the New Jersey Department of Human Services for fiscal year 2027 social services programs for the homeless.
The funding will support programs to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness.
The contract provides $420,120 in state grant funding, supplemented by $48,881 in county cash matching funds, for a total of $469,001. The contract period runs July 21 through June 30, 2027.
The Cape May County Department of Social Services will deliver services including food assistance, shelter support, case management, homelessness prevention and transportation.
The programs play a vital role in addressing immediate needs while helping individuals and families achieve long-term stability through coordinated support and resources.
“Approving this contract reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting the most vulnerable members of our community,” Board of Commissioners Director Leonard Desiderio said. “Through these services, we provide not only immediate help with food, shelter and transportation, but also the case management needed to prevent homelessness and promote self-sufficiency. We remain dedicated to compassionate, effective solutions for those facing housing challenges in Cape May County.”
Visit capemaycountynj.gov for more information on social services and support programs in Cape May County.
