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Harbor Care Reps Attend Summit to End Veteran Homelessness

A panel of six people sits at a table speaking to an audience; a presentation slide about Harbor Care services is projected behind them.
NH Summit to End Veteran Homelessness

Henry Och, our President & CEO, and our Veteran Services team joined mayors, state & federal agencies, nonprofits, and veteran advocates at the 2025 Ending Veteran Homelessness Summit last week. This is real collaboration in action: sharing best practices, partnering with landlords, and strengthening housing outreach. Huge thanks to all organizations and individuals helping end veteran homelessness in NH! Learn more about our services at https://zurl.co/Icrii .

A group of people seated at round tables attend a conference or meeting in a formal room, with a speaker at a podium and flags displayed at the front.
Two men stand in front of a sign about a veterans homelessness initiative in New Hampshire. One man wears a suit and tie; the other wears a name tag reading David Tille, Harbor Care.
Three people sit at a round table during a formal event in a banquet hall, with notepads, cups, and flowers on the table. Other attendees are visible in the background.
Six people stand indoors holding a large ceremonial check from M&T Bank to Harbor Corps for $15,000, dated May 22, 2025.M&T Bank Donates $15k to Homeless Veteran Initiative