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Allies Homes 2004 is a permanent, affordable and supportive housing development sponsored by Allies, Inc. The two homes will provide eight (8) permanent, affordable and supportive one bedroom housing units.  Each home contains four bedrooms, and provides housing for persons with a developmental disability.

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This article on Burlington County’s homeless prevention program was published in the Times of Trenton today.

By Debra Friedman, Times of Trenton, Friday, September 07, 2007

Thanks to financial assistance provided by Burlington County’s homeless prevention program, 60 county families on the brink of losing their homes due to financial problems have been able to stay put, officials said.

The program, which began last October, has already exceeded the number of families it was estimated to help this year, according to the freeholder’s office.

During it’s introduction last fall, the county’s Board of Social Services estimated up to 35 families would be assisted in the first year and 45 families in the 15-month period after the program started, according to county officials.

“The Board of Social Services has done a great job already helping nearly twice as many families as the original estimate for the first year of this pilot program to prevent homelessness and preserve families,” said Freeholder Dawn Marie Addiego, who also serves on the social services board.

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Allies Homes 2004 is a permanent, affordable and supportive housing development sponsored by Allies, Inc. When complete, this project will provide eight (8) permanent, affordable and supportive one bedroom housing units in two shared single family homes.  Each home contains four bedrooms, and provides housing for persons with a developmental disability.

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