In response to the overwhelming need for quality, affordable housing in Monmouth County, the Monmouth Housing Alliance was formed in April, 1991 with a start-up grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The idea sprang from a group of interested colleagues who were struggling to find housing for individuals with disabilities, low wage workers, single parents and other disenfranchised groups. The founding director Donna Blaze, now CEO worked on a part-time basis and played all rolls including developer and painter until more substantial funding could be secured. Read More
Watch this moving short video about one Sandy survivor’s road to recovery with help from the Affordable 
Housing Alliance and the Robin Hood Foundation. Seventeen NJ Families who lost everything in SuperStorm Sandy are now moving into new manufactured homes provided by the Affordable Housing Alliance. The Alliance received $1 million from the Robin Hood Foundation for this effort, and is featured in a compelling video produced by the Foundation. Take a look: http://www.robinhood.org/rhsandy (bottom left). Please support our work with a charitable donation. Thank you.
The Affordable Housing Alliance offers the following services to those who were displaced or lost personal belongings as a result of SuperStorm Sandy:
- Security Deposit Assistance Program
- Home Goods Replacement Program
- Volunteer Assistance Program
- HomeShare Program
- Low-cost Rentals, Sales or Lease-to-Purchase Homes in our Pinetree Manufactured Homes Community
Refer to Sandy Relief for more information or complete an online Intake form.
