Bureau of Housing Supports
If you are experiencing a housing crisis, call NH 2-1-1, or contact your local city or town welfare office. To find your local office, go to the NH Municipal Association web site and choose “Municipal Directory” from the Resource menu. Contact your town or city welfare for information on Legal aid.
January 14, 2019
The 2019 Point In Time (PIT) count will take place on Wednesday January 23, 2019
The PIT count will be conducted to identify persons experiencing homelessness in New Hampshire. The Bureau of Housing Supports (BHS) together with service and community providers, which serve homeless individuals and families, will report the number of sheltered and unsheltered persons for a 24-hour period.
An accurate, unduplicated count is required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
If you serve individuals within the Balance of State or anywhere outside of Manchester or Greater Nashua, please send questions and completed surveys to Heidi.Petzold@dhhs.nh.gov by February 11, 2019.
Survey Documents
- 2019 ES-TH-SH Survey
Emergency shelters, transitional housing, and safe havens - 2019 RRH-PSH Survey
All permanent housing programs (Includes PH, PSH, RRH) - 2019 General Intake
All others not included in the above projects (E.g., food pantries/kitchens, welfare offices, hospitals) - 2019 Paper Survey
- Youth Survey
Only outreach or youth providers that are specifically outreaching to a youth location should use this form
December 18, 2018
Community Development Block Grant State Plan
Help local organizations that are in need of items to help people in their communities:
- Bridges Domestic Violence Shelter (Nashua/Milford)
- Cross Roads House (Portsmouth)
- Families in Transition (Manchester/Concord)
- My Friend's Place (Dover)
- Tyler Blain House (Lancaster)
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