Affordable senior housing, supportive housing, accessible options, and where to start planning.
Finding safe, affordable, and appropriate housing can become increasingly important as people age or experience changes in their health, mobility, or financial situation. Many residents are unaware that housing options exist beyond traditional homeownership or market-rate rentals.
Housing needs vary from person to person. Some residents may need affordable housing, while others may need additional support services to remain safely in their community.
May provide reduced-cost housing options for eligible older adults. Programs may consider:
Contact housing providers directly to learn about current openings and requirements.
Combines housing with access to services that may help residents remain independent.
Individuals with disabilities may benefit from housing that includes:
Many older adults prefer to remain in their current homes. Supporting resources include:
Housing availability can change, and waiting lists may apply for some programs.
The NJ Housing Resource Center lists affordable, accessible, and senior housing statewide.
No. Aging-in-place resources may allow you to stay in your current home with added support.
Often yes. Applying early and to multiple programs improves your options.
Toll-free 1-877-222-3737 — information and referrals for senior programs, disability resources, and community services.
Affordable housing programs, rental assistance, and housing services.
Referrals for senior services, disability resources, and community programs.
Start before the move is urgent.
Housing decisions are far easier when there is time to compare options and complete applications.
