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
A homeless man is facing the possibility of life in prison for being in possession of more than five grams of fentanyl with the intent to sell the drug, according to indictments. READ MORE
The funding will provide vital assistance to veterans, including ensuring access to shelter, food, and other essential resources, with the aim of aiding homeless veterans in their journey toward stability. READ MORE
Thursday, December 21, is the Winter Solstice and the longest night of the year. For this reason, it is also recognized as Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day. For the seventh consecutive year, advocates, healthcare workers, members of the faith community and others will gather in the cold to remember those who we have lost. READ MORE
The New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness (NHCEH) released its annual report, The State of Homelessness in New Hampshire, today, providing an analysis of statewide trends in homelessness based on available data for 2022. The report finds a marked increase in homelessness overall from 2021 to 2022 in New Hampshire and identifies significant increases in both chronic and unsheltered homelessness in the state. READ MORE
The cafe’s example of giving is but one among many people and organizations from all walks of life doing what they can to assist Manchester’s homeless community. READ MORE
On Tuesday night, the Manchester Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) received an update from Manchester Director of Housing Stability Adrienne Beloin on the Beech Street Shelter as well as an overview on homelessness in the city. READ MORE
After complaints arose regarding the personal information of guests at the Beech Street shelter, members of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen revisited the topic during Tuesday’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting. READ MORE
During the Oct. 11 meeting, Mayor James Donchess said about 45 homeless individuals had been living along the railroad line that runs parallel to Temple Street. READ MORE
“That (the affordable housing project) was aligned with what we wanted to do for the homeless community. That was one of the reasons we chose this location because we wanted to be in the heart of the city where we can innovate and interact with all these individuals, especially those who are most vulnerable on the street.” READ MORE
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