16th Annual Veterans Stand Down Event

The 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

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Navy Veteran Finds His Way

Harbor 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.

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Veteran Devoted to Giving His Son a Better Life

Curtis, 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.

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Change Starts with the Dignity of a Home

Shawn 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.

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Helping Veterans Back Into the Workforce

Paul 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.

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Finding Strength Through Recovery

Tura 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.

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Harbor Care Adds more Beds for Pregnant and Parenting Women

Keystone 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.

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From Harbor Care with Love

Harbor 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.

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