Mckinney-Vento Act and Homeless Student Information

Information for School Aged Youth

Defintion of Homelessness


NH Coalition to End Homelessness
Help with housing/shelters, food, health and medical, school/education, income/financial and legal
(603) 641-9441

https://www.nhceh.org/​



The Carey House
Dry shelter for families and single adults. The shelter has 30 beds for 14 males, 6 females, 3 families. 
6 Spring Street
Laconia
603-528-8086



Laconia School District – Families in Transition
Rachele Cote – FIT Liaison – Woodland Heights School
225 Winter St
Laconia
603-524-8733 ext. 3006



Laconia Area Community Land Trust
To assist low- and moderate-income families achieve economic self-sufficiency through the development of permanently affordable housing opportunities and associated support programs.
658 Union Ave
Laconia
603-524-0747
laclt.org


Laconia Housing Authority
Provides subsidized housing opportunities utilizing federal government programs
25 Union Ave
Laconia
603-524-2112
laconiahousing.org


NH Homeless Hotline
1-800-852-3388


Open Arms Outreach
Temporary emergency shelter for families
756 Union Ave
Laconia
603-524-4580



The Bridge House
20-plus bed homeless shelter serving the men, women and children of the Lakes Region, Grafton County and North Country New Hampshire
260 Highland St
Plymouth
603-536-7631
tbhshelter.org


Homeless Outreach
603-524-0381
603-443-6150


Belknap House
Provide families in Belknap County a safe shelter especially in cold weather months when children are especially at risk during homelessness, and to empower families to become self-sufficient and independent by providing opportunities of education and resources available to them
291 Union Ave
Laconia
Email:
[email protected]
https://www.belknaphouse.org/



US Department of Veterans Affairs – Homeless & Housing Assistance
VA is committed to ending homelessness among Veterans 
1-877-424-3838
va.gov/homeless/housing.asp