NASHUA, NH — Harbor Care is proud to announce the appointment of Katie Tovar Paciulan as its new Director of Veteran Services. In this role, she will oversee Harbor Care’s comprehensive portfolio of veteran programs, including transitional and permanent housing, Supportive Services for Veterans and Families (SSVF), the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program (HVRP), and the Staff Sergeant Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program.

Before joining Harbor Care, Paciulan served honorably in the Military Police for the U.S. Army from 2006 to 2012. She has been with Harbor Care for more than seven years, most recently as Program Manager for SSVF, where she provided critical leadership in housing stability and support services for veterans and their families. Her previous roles include Assistant Program Manager, Case Manager, and Outreach Specialist.

Paciulan is deeply engaged in statewide veteran initiatives. She currently chairs the Veteran Subcommittee of the Manchester Continuum of Care, serves as an active member of the Statewide Veteran Steering Committee, and has taken a leadership role in the Manchester Mayor’s Initiative to End Veteran Homelessness in the city. She holds aBachelor of Arts in Psychology from Southern New Hampshire University and anAssociate of Arts in Psychology from Mount Washington College.

“Katie has shown extraordinary leadership and dedication to Harbor Care’s mission,” said Henry Och, President & CEO of Harbor Care. “Her unique combination of professional expertise, military service, and personal commitment makes her an exceptional choice to guide our veteran programs.”

Harbor Care’s veteran services are the leading provider of permanent and supportive housing for veterans who have experienced homelessness. Serving more than 450 veterans and families each year, its statewide outreach provides critical intervention, rapid rehousing and suicide prevention, while its employment services help veterans get back into the workforce.

Harbor Care is dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness through housing, healthcare, and veteran services. As an innovative nonprofit organization, Harbor Care assists more than 5,000 adults, children, and families in New Hampshire each year, offering solutions to some of life’s most challenging issues. The organization provides transitional and permanent housing; medical, dental, and mental healthcare; substance use treatment; HIV/AIDS support services; and veteran services for individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Learn more at www.harborcarenh.org.