New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness

We believe that Research Drives Informed Decisions.

Each year, NHCEH publishes a comprehensive analysis of the state’s homelessness data. This annual report, The State of Homelessness in NH, identifies and highlights systemic causes of homelessness, and details changes in economic and demographic trends on both the state and regional level. The report is a trusted data source that is used by service providers, academics, policymakers, and citizens. It is an unbiased, transparent, and impactful tool which informs the discussion around homelessness and contributes to the development and implementation of strategies for generating positive change.

We believe that Education Drives Empowerment.

NHCEH educates service providers and stakeholders on evidence-based best practices – strategies that have been proven, through research, to be most effective in addressing and preventing homelessness and supporting those experiencing homelessness in their transition to housing stability. NHCEH also works to disseminate current information on the state of homelessness to all NH citizens in an effort to empower every resident to effect positive change. We provide updates and information on policy changes, bills before the Senate and House and opportunities for citizens to make their voice heard. Finally, our Hope Starts Here program provides scholarships to students who have experienced homelessness, helping to make post-secondary education accessible and achievable for students in need of financial support.

We believe that Advocacy Drives Change.

NHCEH is a consistent, informed voice in statewide conversations about homelessness. The Coalition actively engages in the provision of supporting data for Federal and State policy initiatives as well as testimony to the NH Legislature on bills affecting those experiencing homelessness and housing instability in the state. Through the Granite Leaders program, we train those who have experienced homelessness to advocate for change by using their voice and sharing their experience.

Visit www.nhceh.org to learn more!

Who We Are

We are focused on producing systems-level progress in ending homelessness across the state. Through research, education and advocacy, we raise the stage on which homelessness is discussed and understood, leading to effective solutions.