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05/27/2026

HB 348 has officially been signed into law in New Hampshire.

The bill changes how municipalities can determine eligibility for local welfare assistance, including allowing communities to require proof of residency before providing certain forms of emergency support.

Advocates worked throughout the legislative session to improve the bill and secure important protections, while continuing to raise concerns about how new residency requirements could impact Granite Staters experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or crisis.

Housing stability starts with accessible support systems and communities willing to make sure no one falls through the cracks.

05/22/2026

A wonderful opportunity to get involved with a great organization!

Interested in joining YSP or know someone who might be?

We are a board of young people (ages 18-27) with lived experience working to end youth homelessness in New Hampshire. We meet twice a month over Discord, and members are paid $20/hr for their time and expertise. Fill out the General Member Enrollment Form to let us know you're interested!

05/21/2026

Hot on the heels of Seacoast Affordable Housing Week, Pop Up Care Village season is here and we’re excited to be lining up another great series of community events across the region.

Our first two Pop Up Care Villages are officially scheduled, and two more are already in the works as we continue expanding this effort across the Seacoast.

From housing support and basic needs resources to connection, community, and care, these events are about meeting neighbors where they are and making support more accessible.

Tell your friends. Tell your neighbors. We can’t wait to see you.

05/21/2026

The first Seacoast Affordable Housing Week was more than we could have hoped for.

Across seven days, residents, businesses, municipalities, advocates, developers, housing providers, artists, and neighbors came together for honest conversations about the future of our communities and the choices that will shape them.

We toured housing developments, elevated stories too often ignored, engaged local leaders, challenged myths, explored solutions, and created space for people to imagine a different future — one where housing opportunity exists across incomes, ages, and stages of life.

Thank you to everyone who showed up last week not just to acknowledge our housing challenges, but to push for something better.

To the residents willing to share their stories. To the advocates and providers carrying this work every day. To the businesses, municipalities, artists, volunteers, sponsors, and neighbors who chose to engage in difficult conversations about who can afford to stay, who is being left out, and what kind of communities we want to become.

Progress on housing takes people willing to step forward, challenge assumptions, and keep pushing even when change feels slow. Last week proved the Seacoast has those people, and that the momentum for change is here and growing.

More homes. More neighbors. A stronger Seacoast.

See you May 15–21, 2027. 🏡

05/14/2026

As we gear up for one of the biggest events of Seacoast Affordable Housing Week happening tonight, we want to recognize and thank our Presenting Sponsor, Kennebunk Savings. 🏡✨

This first ever weeklong initiative would not be possible without partners who understand that housing is not just a development issue. It is a workforce issue, an economic issue, and a community issue.

We are deeply grateful for Kennebunk Savings’ leadership, partnership, and shared commitment to building a stronger Seacoast where more people, families, and workers can afford to call this region home.

We hope you will join us tonight at Black Rock Social Club for our Business After Hours event as we continue the conversation and give you a first look at our Can I Be Your Neighbor? storytelling campaign.

More homes. More neighbors. A stronger Seacoast.

05/12/2026

05/07/2026

Join Home for All for a special Business After Hours with the during Seacoast Affordable Housing Week on Thursday, May 14 from 5–7 p.m. at in Portsmouth.

We hope you will join us for an evening of connection, conversation, and community as we bring together neighbors, businesses, and local leaders around one of the most pressing challenges facing the Seacoast: housing affordability.

Door prizes throughout the evening will include a $100 gift card to , a $50 gift card to , a wellness gift basket + 5 class pass to .yoga, and day passes to Black Rock Social Club.

Register today at: https://tinyurl.com/HFABusinessAfterhours

05/06/2026

Thank you to .us and for supporting Seacoast Affordable Housing Week as Housing Ally Sponsors! 🏘️✨

This week is only possible because of businesses and organizations that believe stronger communities start with making sure more people can find a place to call home.

We’re grateful for your partnership and support as we launch the first-ever Seacoast Affordable Housing Week this May 11–17.

🔗 Link in bio for events, conversations, and ways to get involved.

05/06/2026

Seacoast Affordable Housing Week Event (May 11 to 17) 🏘️

Housing doesn’t just happen.
Every home built is shaped by decisions around policy, permitting, financing, and design and how those pieces connect determines what’s actually possible in our communities.

Join The Seacoast Board of Realtors ( )for this virtual panel:

From Policy to Production: What’s Shaping Housing Supply?

📅 May 13
⏰ 12:00 to 1:30 PM
💻 Virtual

Featuring insights from Chris Norwood (NAI Norwood Group), Brian Murphy (.studio ), Nick Taylor (Housing Action NH), and Jim Nadeau (), moderated by Ed Berkman ().

🔗 Register through the link in bio to save your spot.

05/06/2026

Have you listened to the latest episode of New Hampshire Has Issues featuring our Executive Director, Kara Anne Rodenhizer, and Ryann Wolf, a childcare provider at Seacoast Community School and member of the Portsmouth Planning Board?

In this episode, Liz Canada, Kara, and Ryann dive into all things housing, from how local decisions shape what gets built and who can afford to live on the Seacoast, to why housing is not just a personal struggle, but a community issue that impacts our workforce, economy, and future. They also discuss the role we all have to play in shaping solutions and the future of our communities.

If housing feels out of reach, homeownership feels impossible, or your commute keeps getting longer, this episode is for you.

And for everyone reading or listening along, consider this your reminder to get involved in what is happening in your community around housing. If you do not know where to start, Home for All is here to help. The future of Seacoast communities is shaped by the people who show up, and every voice, including yours, matters.

🎧 Listen here:

Podcast Episode · New Hampshire Has Issues · May 5 · 44m