Veteran Services

Our goal is to meet the needs of the community with a broad range of veteran services. Click an icon to learn more.

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Transitional Housing

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Supportive Services

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Employment Reintegration

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Suicide Prevention

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Permanent Housing

Our Commitment to Veterans

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Safe, Stable Housing

We provide transitional and permanent supportive housing tailored to veterans and their families, fostering stability and independence in safe, community-centered environments.

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Comprehensive Support Services

Our programs offer access to healthcare, employment assistance, mental health support, and benefit coordination, ensuring every veteran has the tools they need to thrive.

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Preventing Homelessness

Through initiatives like the Supportive Services for Veteran Families, we assist at-risk veterans in avoiding homelessness with financial aid, case management, and critical resources.

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Nashua

Buckingham Place

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Nashua

Dalianis House

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Manchester

Independence Hall

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Boulder Point Veterans Housing

Opened in July 2019 in Plymouth, NH, Boulder Point offers 25 one-bedroom apartments for homeless veterans through HUD-VASH and five affordable two-bedroom units. Contact us for openings and eligibility.

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Program Participant Spotlight

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After military service, Alex struggled with divorce, homelessness, and addiction. With support from Harbor Care’s BAE Systems Independence Hall, he found stability, sobriety, and a renewed purpose. Now sober, Alex plans to pursue a psychology degree and help others, especially veterans.

“Look at how far I’ve come, and it’s all because Harbor Care gave me the chance.”

Alex J.

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FAQs

Harbor Care offers a broad range of veteran services, including transitional housing, permanent housing, Supportive Services for Veteran Families, employment reintegration and jobs opportunities,, and suicide prevention.

Yes. Harbor Care provides both transitional and permanent supportive housing tailored to veterans and their families, with properties including Buckingham Place and Dalianis House in Nashua, BAE Independence Hall in Manchester, and Boulder Point Veterans Housing in Plymouth.

Boulder Point Veterans Housing opened in July 2019 in Plymouth, NH, and offers 25 one-bedroom apartments for homeless veterans through the HUD-VASH program, plus five affordable two-bedroom units. Contact Harbor Care Housing at 603-882-3616 to ask about openings and eligibility.

Veterans can access healthcare, employment assistance, Supportive Services for Veteran Families, mental health support, and benefit coordination through Harbor Care’s comprehensive support services, giving every veteran the tools they need to stabilize and thrive.

Yes. Through initiatives like Supportive Services for Veteran Families, Harbor Care assists at-risk veterans with financial aid, case management, and critical resources to help them avoid becoming homeless in the first place.

Harbor Care offers employment reintegration services to help veterans re-enter the workforce as part of their broader path toward stability and independence.

Yes. The SSG Fox Suicide Prevention Program is one of Harbor Care’s core veteran services, offered alongside housing and supportive services to help ensure veterans get the care and respect they deserve.

Veterans can reach out through Harbor Care’s general contact channels — (603) 305-1122 for Veteran Services, (603) 821-7788 for the Health & Wellness Center, or (603) 882-3616 for administrative offices and housing, to be connected with transitional or permanent housing, employment support, mental health care, or other veteran-specific programs.

HUD-VASH is a federal program that combines HUD housing vouchers with VA case management and clinical services to help homeless veterans find and sustain permanent housing. Harbor Care uses HUD-VASH vouchers as part of properties like Boulder Point Veterans Housing.

Yes. While several properties, including Buckingham Place and Dalianis House, are in Nashua, Harbor Care also operates veteran housing in Manchester (BAE Independence Hall) and Plymouth (Boulder Point Veterans Housing), so support isn’t limited to a single location.