Programs that may help eligible residents complete essential repairs, safety work, and accessibility improvements.
Maintaining a safe and healthy home can become financially difficult when repairs are needed. For many homeowners — especially seniors, residents with disabilities, and households with limited income — the cost of necessary repairs can create a significant burden.
New Jersey and federal programs provide resources that may help eligible residents complete important home repairs, improve safety, and maintain their homes.
Eligibility requirements vary by program.
WAP helps eligible low-income households improve energy efficiency and address certain health and safety concerns.
Priority may be given to seniors and individuals with disabilities. 1-800-510-3102
CDBG programs provide funding to communities for projects that benefit eligible residents. Depending on local programs and available funding, assistance may support:
Availability varies by location and funding cycles.
North Brunswick residents may be eligible for housing assistance programs offered through Middlesex County.
Residents with disabilities may need modifications to make their homes safer and easier to use.
Older adults and households with limited income may qualify for programs
Most programs require approval before work begins. Check eligibility first.
Some programs serve owner occupied homes only; utility and energy assistance may still help renters.
Start with the NJ DCA Weatherization program and Middlesex County housing resources.
Energy efficiency, heating, and health-and-safety home improvements.
County housing rehabilitation information, counseling, and
referrals.
Check eligibility before you hire anyone.
