Acting Human Services Commissioner James W. Smith Jr. said Mr. Regan's project demonstrates the value of effective partnerships between government agencies and the private sector. The Department of Human Services continually strives to provide housing options such as this which allow people with disabilities to live in the community with access to the support services they need. Everyone deserves choices and options in life. We are proud to partner with the Division of Developmental Disabilities in creating affordable solutions to address the housing needs of New Jersey's developmentally disabled citizens. First Occupational Center of New Jersey will provide support services for those residents of 339 Park Avenue Project with special needs.
Office space is available for an on-site service provider.
The first residents are expected to move in during the month of May. HMFA creates and implements programs to advance the rehabilitation, construction and financing of affordable housing for the state's residents, lenders, developers, and contractors.