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	Im due in 10 weeks, and my husband I are going to be homeless.. Im so scared..? I've looked everywhere. I've called 67 different apartments. my husband has a semi-good job, but finding a place to live in New Jersey is so hard. Ive been trying for months now. I had an appointment to look at an apartment, and the guy said he would let us stay there. the very next day, he said he changed his mind. my husband and I were in tears. I'm 21, my husband is 25 and this is my first baby (although Ive had a MC before.) I stay with my in laws, but there is 8 of us in a 2 bedroom house, and I have to leave when my little girl arrives. I haven't had my own room in years, not to mention I am VERY pregnant sleeping on the floor. Ive lived in cars and garages and a trailer for the past 5 years. we are good people... I dont know why everything goes wrong for us.. what can I do?? giving my baby up is OUT of the question. I need a place to live.. is there someplace i can call? can anyone give me advice? is there any Org. that will REALLY help me?? to Katie: its Ignorant people like you that make a world a difficult place to live in. my child was not planned, but she is a happy blessing, none the less. i would do anything for her. you didn't get that from what i have typed? I'm sure your happily living with mommy and daddy, while real hard working people struggle with families. shame on you. the thing is, I have a down payment! although with a baby i can only afford 700-750. I have looked at rent.com. the only places I can afford seem to be the slums of atlantic city. I couldnt have my child there... thank you very much though. my mother is helping me get on WIC. I am looking to try to apply for section 8. that would help. you see, you must understand, im not poor, but it seems no one wants to let me rent from them... if only i could explain it better... thanks to all for your answers. (and about the praying thing... ive been doing it ridiculously... its really not doing anything but getting my hopes up before they are smashed.) Asked By: Mary Moon - 4/4/2007

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One day, you guys will be SOOOOOO proud of yourselves for having made it, for having stuck together, worked together. You will have a great story for your daughter! Here's a few links to services in New Jersey: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/nj.htm The Affordable Homes Group, Inc. 609-261-4571 94-96 Rancocas Rd., PO Box 249, Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 Provides a wide range of affordable housing services to lower income people – from homelessness to homeownership. Christian Caring Center 609-893-0770 PO Box 385, Pemberton, NJ 08068 378 Lakehurst Rd., Browns Mills, NJ 08015 M-Sat. 10AM-3PM christiancaringcenter@yahoo.com Emergency 3-Day supply of food and clothing, Thrift Store, Community Lunch, NJ Shares Utility Program, Salvation Army Services Unit, job training, rural homeless outreach, networking, men's shelter, basket program. ossroads Programs, Inc. 609-261-5400 662 Main Street, Lumberton Twp., Mt. Holly, NJ 08060 http://www.burlco.lib.nj.us/crossroads Residential and community based services to homeless, abused, abandoned, and neglected youth. Serve pregnant and parenting teens, youth transitioning to independent living, and runaway and homeless youth. - might have ideas for you Interfaith Hospitality Network 856-638-0110 228 Mt. Laurel Rd., Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 United outreach by the religious community in Burlington Co. to provide shelter, meals, and assistance to homeless families. http://www.njcommunityresources.info/commres.html I'm sorry you're in such a terrible place. I do think that it is important for you to look at the fact that being 'good people' is not adequate. Everything doesn't go wrong for you - you guys haven't laid a good foundation and gotten a good start for your life. Why you are pregnant when you don't have a home is a huge issue and shows you are not facing life with discipline and realism and responsibility. When you do it that way, things are much tougher. When you stablize and lay a better foundation, things won't be as tough. Remember, nurse your child - save tons of money on formula, and improve your child's health. Remember, day care is very bad for children. Remember, your child needs little besides you, and without you, little matters to her. And don't get pregnant again until your little family is in a good place. Answered By: t jefferson - 4/4/2007

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I just happened upon this site while I was looking for something else but maybe it was destiny. Your local state senator and/or representatives have staff to help constituents resolve problems. That is what I do. Unfortunately, I live in Nevada. If you do not know who they are you can access that information at http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/members/legsearch.asp. Contact all of them. Good luck. Answered By: nvlcbmac - 4/6/2007

Hey... I am so sorry that you are in this situation. Where in Nj do you live? These days, with the taxes and all, only millionares can afford to live there. You may want to consider moving to west to pa? the price of living in so much cheaper. If thats not possible, look up churches in the phone book by you. Even if you are not a member, sometimes they will help you. Also try to look for a shelter as a last resort. Good luck hun. I will pray for you and your family. Best wishes and congrats on that new baby. Answered By: Maureen - 4/5/2007

Look up Interfaith Hospitality network... it is especially tailored for families with small children. Good luck! Answered By: Kyra C - 4/4/2007

I know it is rough but it really sounds like u need to get out of Jersey, try Philly. i know it sounds easy for me to say i dont know the full extent of your situation that is my best advice Answered By: tre_132mp - 4/4/2007

Have you tried your church? If you don't belong to one now would be a good time to start. shelters until you can find an apt.. Pray and give it to God, and he will make a way for you. Obviously you can't do it on your own, which so many of us can't So why not give God a try. Good luck sweetie and God bless. Answered By: Ama A - 4/4/2007

Well I'm sure there are shelters that would accomodate you however I think you need to pray until something happens...you don't need to live in a place other than the home intended...nothing like your own Buy some newspapers look in the classifieds for rental properties you might need to save up maybe 1200 but its security deposit Also look online rent.com excellent place do not panic in things going wrong you haven't tried praying at least you didn't say you did or didn't. Good Luck Source(s): http://search.yahoo.com/search?search=rent.com&ei=UTF-8&fr=ks-ans&ico-yahoo-search-value=http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=AnPII3HWYAxP2efI._Cu82kazKIX/SIG=111gjvvgj/-http://search.yahoo.com/search&ico-wikipedia-search-value=http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=AnY0ub_DlDnf7KtOyWOln0cazKIX/SIG=11ia1qo58/*http%3a//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special%3aSearch&p=rent.com Answered By: Diva - 4/4/2007

This sounds more like discrimination to me. Start here and relax. Source(s): http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/housing/housing_coverage.htm Answered By: zyberianwarrior - 4/4/2007

Go talk with a church. If you can't find a place to stay they will usually help you out. You might also try Women In Need or something like that. Answered By: holley roger - 4/4/2007

I became homeless when i was preg. very STRESSFULL situation. if you are willing you have several options: 1 # after baby is born the social worker at the hospital can refer you to a shelter that accepts families, mom, dad, and baby. it make be stressfull but it cant get any worse and at least you guys would be sleeping in beds. they should have some type of program that will help you find housing, you just have to stick with it.....2# check and see if your town has Lutheran social services or catholic social service, they offer a pregnancy support unit. these people paid my 1st month and deposit on my new home. i gave birth and moved in all in the same day. if NJ has that 311 info in place call and asked about centers that offer preg. support.. finally PRAY and ask for what you need......good luck Answered By: lumpkinstonya - 4/4/2007

Omg i'm really sorry to hear all this better yet read. but anyway maybe you should try to get on welfare??? i don't know what the qualifications are but it won't hurt to try. i usually woudn't support someone to do this but it seems like you really need help. i wish you the best of luck. Answered By: C0C0 - 4/4/2007

Try either the religious system (if they're any good, they won't care WHAT religion - or not - that you are, though they might attempt conversion), or talking with the Department of Family Services who might be able to direct you to low-income housing. Look at, and try to sign up for, WIC (it's coupons for food, which helps IMMENSELY), and if you don't have insurance with his company, look at getting at least your child on Medicaid. You can also ask the local real-estate agents whether they know of any rental homes...even if it's a little out of your price range, you might even be able to "rent" a room out to someone you might trust - a cousin/sibling/relative, or someone trustworthy from work. Source(s): We were unemployed, moved, then my hubby was employed at a cheap job, for a temporary period after our daughter was born. We got low-income housing, got on WIC, and were going to get on Medicaid when my hubby got a better job. Hang in there, it'll get better! PS. another site besides Rent.com..... http://www.apartmentguide.com They're pretty good, too. Answered By: jlene18 - 4/4/2007

Sweetie I have no advice because I am not familiar with New Jeresy but I would check every agency and non profit organizations as well as churches. I wish you luck! Answered By: JAngel - 4/4/2007

Call the "Housing Authority" in your city and see if you could qaulify for emergency assistance with the baby coming. This will be low income housing or section 8. It sounds like the "in-laws" are full up....Is there a possibility they could help you get into a "trailer home" even a purchase of one... they can be a little cheaper just until you get on your feet. You can also contact local churches...sometimes they will know of something to rent because the "parishioners" will keep it within the church hoping to get a reliable renter from within the church... Also look in the ads in the paper for even a studio apartment and see if that will help you get a roof over your heads. Without knowing more about your husband job/income that's all I can think of for the moment... With a miscarriage in your history please take good care of your self.. Also (I don't want to give you any bad news...but 50?f women who have a miscarriage with their first pregnancy are likely to have b****t cancer in their future..) I am a survivor and I want you to get out from under the STRESS you are suffering from. It's the worst thing for both of you, sweetheart. Please take good care of yourself, for you and the baby Wishing you all the best....JM Source(s): B.S. Home Economics Answered By: Joan M - 4/4/2007

Have you tried going to a local pregnancy center? not only do they offer counseling and some even help with supplies for the baby such as cribs, clothes etc... but they also can refer you to a place that are in your area. I would call a center and ask or go to your local county assistance office. and i dont know if they have wic there -woman infants childrens. but it was a great help to me when i needed it. also try going to a church in your area and asking for help and if they would know of anyone. and once you start budgeting and sticking it to it and paying bills faithfully things will start to fall together. have faith and keep on trying. Source(s): i was once in your situation- a good person loving heart bad bad luck now i am mom of 4 in my own 5 bd home and very happy. Answered By: vkewl182 - 4/4/2007

Well i will give you advice look in Landary places and see apatments or little houses: Call the "Housing Authority" in your city and see if you could qaulify for emergency assistance with the baby coming. This will be low income housing or section 8. It sounds like the "in-laws" are full up....Is there a possibility they could help you get into a "trailer home" even a purchase of one... they can be a little cheaper just until you get on your feet. You can also contact local churches...sometimes they will know of something to rent because the "parishioners" will keep it within the church hoping to get a reliable renter from within the church... Also look in the ads in the paper for even a studio apartment and see if that will help you get a roof over your heads. Without knowing more about your husband job/income that's all I can think of for the moment... With a miscarriage in your history please take good care of your self.. Also (I don't want to give you any bad news...but 50?f women who have a miscarriage with their first pregnancy are likely to have b****t cancer in their future..) I am a survivor and I want you to get out from under the STRESS you are suffering from. It's the worst thing for both of you, sweetheart. Please take good care of yourself, for you and the baby Wishing you all the best.... !P!S! Leave your husband in the morning when he is working or out pack your kids things and yours in a suit case or bags then go in your car or bus or subway or running dont walk(he might see you)then go to your moms house or a relative not your husbands side they might tell him if you have left try to go to another state if possible take your husbands credit card or his money then buy tickets for your kids and go to florida ,nevada,california,oregon,or delaware then live your life there and fine a $RICH$ husband and live with him make sure you write a note to your husband saying-----?Hunny i left you because you have no money or me i went to live my life with my kids-------??ont tell him your numbe or where you are liveing or he will get MAD with you G~O~O~D L~U~C~K GOOD LUCK I FELL LOTS OF EMPATHY FOR YOU IF I GREW UP I WOULD BUY YOU A MANSION FOR YOU KIDS AND YOU love you good wishes and good luck follow my instructuions L~E~A~V~E H~I~M A~T C~H~A~N~C~E Source(s): B.S Home Economics WWW.Nevada.com WWW.California.com & FROM EXPERINECESS GOOD LUCK SAY HI TO YOUR KIDS FOR ME Answered By: Princess - 4/4/2007

Http://www.hud.gov/local/index.cfm?state=nj&topic=homeless http://www.nationalhomeless.org/resources/local/newjersey.html Answered By: debrasearch - 4/4/2007

Wow i'm very sorry that this is happening to you and your hubby . is it possible for you to relocate to a different area i know its hard to just pick up and leave but it is an option if you can relocate your jobs sorry i can't help anymore i wish you and hubby and baby the best of luck Answered By: sandy - 4/4/2007

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