“I hit rock bottom. It was freezing outside and I had nowhere to go.” Ray/Veteran
Read More“You can see the difference it makes in their lives. They’re so grateful and happy.”
Read MoreHarbor Care has received a generous $10,000 donation from M&T Bank in support of the non-profit’s efforts to end veteran homelessness in New Hampshire.
Read More“No one should be forced to live outside, especially during the winter. Community support such as this is helping to save and change lives.”
Read MoreAbove all else, Brandy wants to be the best mother she can be for Everleigh. “This little girl gives me strength completely. I want to provide her a good stable life.”
Read More“Northeast Delta Dental is a real champion of accessible and affordable dental care for all New Hampshire residents,” states Harbor Care’s CEO, Henry Och.
Read MoreTed Hall, with his daughter, Betty (left) and father, Ted Sr. (right).
Read MoreThe homelessness crisis can be overwhelming. Here is an easy way you can help.
You can make a huge impact and spread awareness to your friends and family.
Are you having a birthday or other milestone? Do you want to make a difference? Instead of gifts or accolades, you could ask for people to help fight homelessness.
Read MoreLast year, Michelle lay in a tent, sick, weak, and unable to move.
She was homeless.
Today, thanks to your support, Michelle has her own apartment, she’s enrolled in college, and thriving. “I’m actually living, not just surviving. I feel free!”
Read MoreHenry Och, formerly Harbor Care’s COO, was promoted to president and CEO of the organization on November 1, 2022.
Read MoreThe 16th annual Veterans Stand Down event hosted by Harbor Care in partnership with the VA, Dept. of Labor and dozens of local service providers, is the largest resource fair dedicated to providing at-risk and homeless veterans with important services and resources
Read MoreHarbor Care helps countless veterans like Marty find solid ground after their time serving in the military has ended. This includes helping them find their paths towards recovery, providing stable housing, and helping them develop new skills to thrive in the workplace.
Read MoreCurtis, an Army veteran, and son Kai have faced challenges, but today find themselves in a safe apartment thanks to Harbor Care’s Veterans FIRST program. Working with our Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program, the Curtis is currently in a reliable job, as well.
Read MoreShawn grew up in the foster care system. He never met his mother. His father is serving a life sentence. He had his first drink at age 14 and has battled alcohol and chronic homelessness ever since. Today, he’s in recovery and has found a home with Zoe, his emotional support dog.
Read MorePaul always enjoyed working with his hands. For 16 years he worked as a mechanic in two U.S. Military branches, including a 12-month deployment to Afghanistan. Back in civilian life, he lost his job and was on the verge of homelessness. That’s when Harbor Care Stepped in.
Read MoreTura was in a serious car accident in her mid-20’s. She spent a month in the hospital receiving pain medications. Like many, this process led to a lifelong battle with substance use. After years of failed treatment, she found herself at Cynthia Day Family Center and today is reunited with her son.
Read MoreKeystone Hall’s Cynthia Day Family Center in Nashua is one of very few facilities that cater to the specific needs of pregnant and parenting women experiencing a substance use disorder in the Granite State, and we’re proud to announce that we will be expanding to offer more beds to these particularly vulnerable clients.
Read MoreHarbor Care’s Director of Veteran Services appeared on Good Morning NH with Jack Heath recently to discuss veteran homelessness throughout the Granite State. The agency’s unique blend of client-centered programs connects veterans to housing stabilization or work readiness as well as a full range of healthcare options, including primary care, behavioral healthcare, and dental.
Read MoreHarbor Care’s Veterans FIRST director David Tille has personal ties to war-torn Ukraine and leads the effort in the state to end veteran homelessness. Harbor Care stands with Ukraine and its desire to remain sovereign. Many clients enlisted to support these same values.
Read MoreHarbor Care Health and Wellness Center visitors will notice a new face in the practice. Dr. Chun-Rui Ray Zhao, MD, began treating patients at the center this winter, bringing with him extensive experience in general medicine and primary care for people of all ages.
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