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Monday 9am - 11:30am Tuesday 9am - 11:30am Wednesday 9am - 11:30am Thursday 9am - 1:30am Friday 9am - 11:30am

Concord Coalition to End Homelessness

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Concord Coalition to End Homelessness

The Concord Coalition to End Homelessness is working to end homelessness in the Greater Concord, New

Our Concord Homeless Resource Center is open Monday through Friday, 9am-11:30am for showers, laundry, snacks, general help, and resources; and 12pm-4pm for Case Management, showers, and laundry BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please contact the Resource Center at (603) 715-1208 for questions or to schedule an appointment for the afternoon hours.

09/04/2026

We’re grateful to partner with through and receive 500 pairs of socks for our community. These socks will be distributed to guests at CCEH’s Resource Center helping meet an essential need for individuals experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity in Concord. Thank you, Hanes, for supporting our work and helping care for our neighbors—one pair at a time. 🧦💙

08/31/2026

As we close out our 18th anniversary month, we’re reflecting with gratitude on how far CCEH has come—from a community response to homelessness in 2008 to a continuum of support that includes outreach, emergency shelter, case management, and permanent supportive housing. None of this progress happens alone. For 18 years, donors, volunteers, community partners, advocates, staff, and neighbors have believed in the possibility of a community where everyone has a safe, stable place to call home. Thank you for being part of CCEH’s story—and for continuing to move this work forward with us. 💙

08/28/2026

As Supportive Housing Week comes to a close, we’re reminded that a home is more than four walls—it is a foundation for stability, health, and hope.

Supportive housing pairs permanent housing with individualized services, giving people who have experienced chronic homelessness the support they need to remain housed and move forward.

Here in Concord, this work is made possible by dedicated staff, community partners, advocates, and supporters who believe everyone deserves a safe and stable place to call home.

Although Supportive Housing Week is ending, our commitment to creating lasting solutions to homelessness continues every day.

Thank you for following along and learning more about why

08/26/2026

What does supportive housing look like in Concord?

Through Housing First Concord, CCEH connects individuals who have experienced chronic homelessness with permanent housing and ongoing, individualized support.

That support may include help accessing healthcare, benefits, transportation, and other community resources. Each person’s needs and goals are different, so services are tailored to help residents maintain their housing and build long-term stability.

Supportive housing recognizes that having a safe place to call home creates a foundation from which people can focus on their health, well-being, and future.

Housing provides a home. Support helps make lasting stability possible.

Learn more about Supportive Housing Week: https://www.csh.org/supportive-housing-week/

08/24/2026

Today marks the beginning of Supportive Housing Week, a national effort led by the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH) to raise awareness of how supportive housing helps people remain housed and build long-term stability.

Organizations across the country are sharing what supportive housing looks like in their communities, helping policymakers and community members better understand why it works.

Here in Concord, supportive housing provides more than a place to live. It combines permanent housing with individualized support, helping people who have experienced chronic homelessness build stability and remain connected to their community.

Throughout the week, we’ll share more about what supportive housing looks like locally—and why it is an important part of ending homelessness.

Learn more: https://www.csh.org/supportive-housing-week/

08/21/2026

During the 2025–2026 season, CCEH’s Emergency Winter Shelter provided 4,466 bed nights to 172 individuals in our community. The shelter operated for 121 nights and served an average of 37 guests each night. On 30 of those nights, the number of guests exceeded the shelter’s 40-person capacity.

Nearly 1 in 4 guests stayed at the shelter for 60 nights or more, showing how difficult it can be to find safe, affordable housing in our community.

Behind every number is a neighbor who needed a safe, warm place to rest. These statistics demonstrate both the importance of emergency shelter and the urgent need for lasting housing solutions.

08/17/2026

What does 7,873 visits really mean?
From January through June, our Resource Center recorded 7,873 visits. Each one represents a moment when someone in our community was able to access care, connection, and practical support. A visit to the Resource Center can mean taking a shower, doing a load of laundry, receiving mail, meeting with a case manager or simply having a safe and welcoming place to spend part of the day.
These everyday moments can become important steps toward safety and stable housing.

08/14/2026

Did you know Concord’s Emergency Winter Shelter once operated out of local churches?

In the early years, faith communities and volunteers opened church spaces during the coldest months, providing a safe place for neighbors experiencing homelessness to spend the night.

Today, CCEH operates a dedicated, low-barrier Emergency Winter Shelter. Open from December through March, the shelter can welcome up to 40 adults each night and connects guests with year-round services at the Resource Center.

The location has changed, but the purpose remains: ensuring our neighbors have a safe, warm place to turn on cold winter nights.

08/10/2026

Then: A place where people could connect with resources and begin working toward housing.

Now: A place eight individuals can call home.

For many years, 6 South State Street housed CCEH’s Resource Center, providing a welcoming place where people experiencing homelessness could meet immediate needs, connect with services, and take steps toward stability.

Today, the building has been transformed into South State Street Residences: eight permanent supportive housing apartments, along with office space for case management services

08/07/2026

A few snapshots from 18 years of CCEH. 💙

Behind every milestone are the people who showed up, the spaces that opened their doors, and the everyday moments that kept the work moving forward.

As our programs and spaces have grown, our mission has remained the same: bringing our community together to help end homelessness in the Concord area.

Address

238 N. Main Street
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 11:30am
Tuesday	9am - 11:30am
Wednesday	9am - 11:30am
Thursday	9am - 1:30am
Friday	9am - 11:30am

Telephone

+16032903375

Website

http://concordhomeless.org/

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