Triple C Housing, Inc.

Triple C Housing, Inc., a New Jersey-based tax-exempt nonprofit community development corporation, receives federal grant funding from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to acquire, rehabilitate, and operate permanent supportive housing and rapid rehousing for homeless and special-needs populations under the Continuum of Care (COC) program. The organization operates as a prime recipient on COC project grants and as a sub-recipient on capital and capacity-building grants within the HUD ecosystem, with a portfolio entirely concentrated in a single federal agency.

Triple C Housing is organized as a nonprofit parent entity with a named subsidiary, Whitney Drive Urban Renewal LLC, also a nonprofit. The vendor's work is geographically anchored to New Jersey, with recent projects concentrated in Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean counties. All awarded work flows through HUD's Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development; the portfolio shows no contract vehicle participation and no federal contract work — the organization is exclusively a grant recipient.

Over the past five years, Triple C Housing has received two prime COC project grants annually (one each in fiscal 2022 through 2026, with grants awarded each July 1st and running through June 30th of the following year), with a combined dollars-obligated total of $4.7 million across twenty-four awards (prime and sub combined). Seven sub-awards account for roughly 29% of the award count and represent targeted capacity-building and project-specific funding. Recent sub-awards support staffing expansion within the housing development division — an April 2026 sub-award funded an Assistant Director of Community Engagement & Development position and an August 2025 sub-award maintained key development staff through the permitting and project-completion cycle. Project-level sub-awards funded acquisition and rehabilitation of supportive housing units: the Cedar Avenue project (four permanent supportive housing units in Highland Park, Middlesex County, awarded November 2024), the Cricket Lane project (three affordable rental units for special-needs individuals in Woodbridge, awarded February 2024), Pennsylvania Way (one rental unit in North Brunswick, awarded January 2024), and Bayville Supportive Housing (two rental units in Ocean County, awarded August 2022 and January 2024). All work is performed in New Jersey with no contract vehicle participation or teaming arrangements across the visible award footprint.