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New Hampshire

Pregnancy, birth and the first year in New Hampshire, in 13 topics: from who runs maternal and child health to what happens at your newborn's screening.

Housing Assistance

New Hampshire offers several resources and programs to provide housing support for pregnant women, mothers, and families in need. These initiatives aim to ensure that families have a safe and stable living environment during critical times.

State and Local Housing Programs

  • New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) – Bureau of Homeless and Housing Services (BHHS)

BHHS funds 42 programs across the state, offering shelter and housing assistance to homeless individuals and families. These programs provide emergency shelter, meals, case management, and support services to help families transition to permanent housing.

Emergency Shelters and Transitional Housing, Nonprofit and Community-Based Assistance
The Salvation Army – New Hampshire
The Salvation Army offers emergency housing assistance and case management for families in need, including pregnant women and mothers.

New Generation
Located in Greenland, New Generation offers safe shelter and transitional housing for pregnant women and mothers with young children facing homelessness. They provide 24/7 support, food, and access to essential resources, as well as intensive case management, parenting counseling, life skills coaching, and financial empowerment.

St. Gianna’s Place Based in Londonderry, St. Gianna’s Place offers transitional housing for pregnant women in crisis and their babies. They provide a safe home, job and life skills training, and emotional support to help residents move forward in a positive direction.

Waypoint – Transitional Living Parenting Program
Waypoint provides short-term housing and intensive support to pregnant or parenting young people, ages 18–21, who are homeless or at risk of experiencing homelessness. The program offers apartments, access to educational and vocational resources, and training in parenting and independent living skills.

Other Resources
211 New Hampshire
By dialing 211, residents can connect with trained specialists who provide information and referrals to various services, including housing assistance, food, utilities, and more. The service is available 24/7 and can help families find the resources they need during times of crisis. Call 2-1-1 or visit: New Hampshire 2-1-1

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