Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the process for a Veteran to be accepted into the Veteran's Haven South Transitional Housing Program?
Eligible Veterans must complete and submit an application for admission along with any required documentation. Upon receipt of the completed application an interview will be scheduled with our Veterans Programs staff. If the interview is favorable, admission will be scheduled, or the Veteran can be placed on a waiting list pending receipt of required documentation.
What services will Veteran’s Haven South provide to their residents?
Veteran's Haven South provides, shelter, food, transportation, case management, life skills training, and community reintegration.
What is the duration of the program?
Veterans in the transitional housing program can stay at Veteran's Haven South for up to 24 months.
How will the Veteran benefit from this program after completion?
Upon completion, Veterans should be able to return to their communities as productive, self-sufficient citizens with a steady income and ability to live and function at a high level.
What are the financial responsibilities of a resident?
For transitional housing program residents: Any bills incurred by the Veteran before, during and after their stay are the responsibility of the Veteran. Veterans in our program that have an income, are required by NJAC 8:5 to pay 30% of their adjusted net income, less $200.00 for personal allowance, for rent. The maximum monthly rent is $300.00.