Welcome Aboard. Manchester, NH: (May 5, 2020) The Way Home is pleased to announce that Lindsey Lussier has joined the agency team and will serve as a housing advocate.“We
HELPING THOSE WITH THE GREATEST NEED FIND THE WAY HOME
The Way Home, a non-profit dedicated to helping low-income households obtain and sustain safe, affordable housing throughout the state of New Hampshire. Since 1988, we have assisted more than 21,000 homeless and high risk families, individuals, veterans and special needs clients with their housing needs. committed to creatively helping those with the least resources increase access, raise hope, and build self-esteem. We believe in implementing a “housing first” approach, which provides secure housing with the support they need to make a difference in their lives.
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Welcome to The Way Home and thank you for visiting our web page!
Now celebrating our 31st year of service, our mission is to assist lower income families, individuals, veterans and seniors to obtain and keep safe, affordable housing. We offer a broad range of supportive services to nurture the independence of our clients and to advocate for greater opportunity for all. In the past year, among our 51 owned or leased apartments in Greater Manchester, we were able to serve over 1300 individuals in 610 households.
We seek to help bring stability and a sense of normalcy to those in need, some of whom are in time of crisis. We provide vital life skills, education and empowerment to our clients and their families.
As you navigate around our site, you’ll “meet” some of those we serve. Like all non-profits, we depend on charitable donations and volunteer service to help fulfill our mission. If you’d like to join our cause, please contact me at bianka@thewayhomenh.org or via telephone at (603) 218-1458.
Bianka Beaudoin
Executive Director
OUR STORIES
The Way Home touches many lives. Here is just a sampling of our stories.
A Vietnam Veteran, David became a professional painter but an unfortunate accident left him disabled. Paralyzed for two years and out of work, he lost everything...his marriage, home and self-esteem. ``Without the people and services provided by The Way Home, I couldn't have turned my life around.``
David's Story
Veteran
Suzie was pregnant and without housing when she came to The Way Home. As a survivor of domestic abuse, Suzie found safety, security and stability to raise her daughter at The Way Home. ``I'll be helping The Way Home the rest of my life for sure!``
Suzie's Story
Single Mom
Meghan leads the largest den in Cub Scout Pack 135 and last December her Wolves brought Christmas presents for five children fleeing domestic violence with their mother; a scene too real to Meghan, as she encountered a similar situation with her three sons. The Way Home provided the support and safety she needed to succeed.
Meghan's Story
Volunteer
RECENT NEWS
Recent news and events regarding The Way Home and our efforts to make a difference in people’s lives.
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The Way Home announces virtual fund raiser Manchester, NH: (April 16, 2020) On Friday, April 24, The Way Home is excited to announce a special fund-raising event in which donors can
Manchester, NH: (January 17, 2020) The Way Home is pleased to announce the appointment of Melissa Magoon to its volunteer board of directors. “We are excited to have Melissa join
Long-time community volunteer will add strength to agency’s cause Manchester, NH: (March 23, 2020) The Way Home is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Foster to its volunteer board
