As someone who was homeless myself – three years ago – I have a unique understanding of the homelessness crisis that our Board of Mayor and Aldermen don’t have. Since I worked remotely before moving up to New Hampshire in February 2016, I was able to continue working while I stayed at the New Horizons shelter at 199 Manchester Street. READ MORE
Federal, state, and local partners exceed challenge to house 50 Veterans in 5 months/ READ MORE
Last week, Manchester Department of Housing Stability Director Adrienne Beloin provided an update to the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on the city’s efforts to address homelessness. READ MORE
Youth homelessness across the state has become a growing concern and large societal challenge. On March 29, Waypoint is hosting the 10th Anniversary SleepOut to raise awareness for young people experiencing homelessness. This event will bring together people from across the state to raise collective consciousness about homelessness and to be in unity with young people who have no choice but to sleep outside in communities all over New Hampshire every night. READ MORE
MANCHESTER, NH – Editor’s note: Below we bring you the Winter Edition of the Department of Housing Stability newsletter, which includes updates on several fronts as well as recent information, also available on the city’s READ MORE
In the lead-up to Waypoint’s SleepOut 2024, Hometown Coffee Roasters, 80 Granite St., will open its doors for a Meet & Greet with Waypoint representatives to talk about youth homelessness and Waypoint’s initiatives on Thursday morning, Feb. 22. READ MORE
Members of the Manchester Continuum of Care, with the help of volunteers, will be hitting the streets from Jan. 25 to January 31 between from 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. to gather data on the city’s unsheltered homeless population. READ MORE
Waypoint is shining a spotlight throughout New Hampshire on young people experiencing homelessness at the 10th Anniversary SleepOut event. On March 29, hundreds of people from across the state will spend a night out in the cold to expand the collective consciousness about homelessness and to raise funds to address critical needs for young people facing a myriad of challenges associated with homelessness. READ MORE
This past election cycle, Mayor Ruais promised a different approach to the homelessness crisis. Unfortunately, he seems poised to repeat some of the immoral and ineffective policies of past administrations. READ MORE
New Hampshire gubernatorial candidate Jon Kiper has plenty of ideas on how to address the Granite State’s homeless crisis, but he’s not afraid to help the state’s homeless population in other ways as well. READ MORE
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