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The mission of the Housing Authority of the Borough of Keansburg is to provide affordable, decent, safe and sanitary housing; to create an environment which enable residents to live responsibly and with dignity; to maintain the property in good condition; to offer services and resources to assist in becoming self-sufficient and to ensure the enjoyment of family life, for all residents.

Learn more about our mission.


Our Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) Waiting List is currently closed.  Please check back periodically for updates.


The Section 8 Project Based Voucher (PBV) waiting list for Granville Towers remains open and we are accepting applications.

 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:

Head of Household or Spouse Must be age 62 or older, or disabled

INCOME LIMITS:

1 Person: $47,900 / 2 Persons $54,750


KHA July Board Meeting & 5-Year Plan Public Hearing

Date Change

The Keansburg Housing Authority July 09, 2025 Regular Board Meeting & 5-Year Plan Public Hearing 

date has changed to July 17, 2025

The Keansburg Housing Authority July 2025 Regular Board Meeting & 5-Year Plan Public Hearing 

will be a hybrid meeting. 

The meeting will be held both virtually, via Zoom and in person on July 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM EST at:

 

Granville Towers Community Room

1 Church St.

Keansburg, NJ 07734

OR

Virtually at the link below:

Topic: KHA July 2025 Board Meeting & 5-Year Plan Public Hearing
Time: July 17, 2025 at 7:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/9720404051?pwd=Y2tVWXJRRDYrS2Uzem1FckZWUXNmUT09&omn=85337370541

Meeting ID: 972 040 4051

Passcode: 801706

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How to Seek Total Wellness for Yourself and Others

In order to give back to others, you also need to take care of yourself. It’s impossible to give your full attention to the needs of others when you may not be feeling your best. In order to live the most altruistic life possible, you should focus on leading a healthy life. When you hear the word “healthy” visions of cardio or crunches may come flooding to your mind. However, physical health is only covering one aspect of total health and wellness! Check out four aspects of health below so you can focus on living your best life. 

 

Financial Health

Financial wellness can vary largely depending on the person but comes back to the same set of principles. If you’re just starting out, set small goals to try to build healthy financial wellness habits. For example, contribute a small amount from each paycheck into a savings account.Think of a goal you have in mind, no matter how big or small. Maybe it’s to save for a down payment on a house. Or, maybe it’s to buy a pair of shoes you’ve been eyeing. Use that savings account to work toward a goal. 

Building a budget is a great way to work toward your financial goals. Look up an online template to help yourself get started, and add in what you typically spend today. Look for areas where you can trim or make goals for things you’d like to spend money on, like a purchase or donating to support your favorite organization.

 

Emotional Health

Sometimes to feel your best, you have to put yourself first. Take time to check in with yourself. That could mean a variety of different things, from canceling plans to have a night in or even meeting up with friends because you’ve had too much time on your own. Listen to what your body is telling you. Meditation can be a great way to focus on your emotional well-being. 

The pandemic has been especially hard on emotional wellness for many people. Don’t be afraid to talk with somebody about how you’re feeling, whether that be a professional or a friend, depending on what you need. 

 

Physical Health

While this is often the first type of health that comes to mind when you hear the word healthy, it’s still often neglected because, well, life is busy! However, physical health doesn’t have to be a commitment of hours at the gym every day. Instead, just 30 minutes of activity per day can help you stay healthy and strong. You can also get your 30 minutes a day in by doing things you might not consider “working out” but that count all the same. For example, spend 30 minutes walking around your community and picking up trash. Or, spend 30 minutes running around outside with your kids. There are plenty of ways to enjoy activities while also working on your physical health. 

 

Social Health

When you experience social well-being, it means you contribute to and belong to a social group or community. This can involve giving back to your community or simply belonging to a community group. At the height of social well-being, you feel a sense of belonging. In order to practice your social health, think about your hobbies and your community. How can you give back? How can you do more of what you love with people you love? Who could you call up to check in on? There are tons of little things you can do to check in with your social health and wellness.

 

Life happens, and focusing on all aspects of your health is easier said than done. Take small steps in each area to start building solid habits! Before you know it, you’ll be on your way to truly focusing on yourself, your wellness and happiness. When those needs are met, it’s easier to turn your focus to helping others!

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