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NH Delegation Announces More than $8.4 Million in HUD Funding to Support Emergency Housing for Vulnerable Populations in NH

(Washington, DC) – U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), a senior member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, announced with U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) and Representatives Annie Kuster (NH-02) and Chris Pappas (NH-01) $8,427,680 for New Hampshire organizations to provide emergency housing and other housing assistance to vulnerable homeless individuals and families throughout New Hampshire. Specifically, the funding was provided through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) Continuum of Care Program, which provides funding for efforts by nonprofits, states and local governments to quickly rehouse homeless individuals, families and youth, as well as persons fleeing domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

 

“The devastating impact of this pandemic on New Hampshire’s most vulnerable populations cannot be overstated. Working families and Granite Staters from all walks of life are experiencing the most severe housing crisis in recent history, leaving many already vulnerable from the economic impact of COVID at even greater risk of being left without a home and nowhere to go. These grants, in part, will specifically assist survivors of domestic violence who have been left in dangerous living situations due to stay-at-home orders and social distance practices spurred by the pandemic. This funding could not have come at a more critical time,” said Senator Shaheen. “These awards will help our frontline housing relief agencies, organizations and nonprofits provide rapid, urgently needed emergency shelter to those who need it most. As negotiations on additional COVID-19 assistance continue, I’ll be fighting for the inclusion of relief our hardest hit Granite Staters need to survive this crisis.”

 

“Providing housing to individuals in need can save lives, particularly during the winter months,” Senator Hassan said. “This $8.4 million federal grant will help organizations throughout New Hampshire connect vulnerable Granite Staters to safe and stable housing. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to exacerbate the homelessness problem in our state, I will keep working with the delegation to provide much-needed resources to tackle this serious issue and bolster our efforts to provide housing to Granite Staters in need.”

 

“Everyone needs a safe place to live, and we cannot turn our backs on the most vulnerable among us, especially those who have experienced trauma,” said Representative Kuster. “This funding will help to ensure no Granite Stater is left without a home, which is particularly critical now during the cold winter months and as Americans are encouraged to stay home to stop the spread of COVID-19. I’m thrilled to help announce this much-needed funding for New Hampshire, and I will continue working to support survivors of violence and abuse, ensure struggling families have the resources they need, and combat homelessness in our state.”

 

“As we work together to deal with the far reaching economic impacts of this pandemic, we cannot overlook the devastating impact it has had on Granite Staters who have become homeless or confined to unsafe living environments,” said Representative Pappas. “These federal dollars will go a long way in supporting our community partners across Manchester, Dover, and Concord, so they can ensure those most in need have a safe place to live during these difficult times. I promise to continue working across the aisle to ensure our families and communities get the housing support they need.”

 

Last year, Rep. Kuster led a bipartisan letter to the House of Representatives Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development Subcommittee urging increase of Continuum of Care (CoC) program funding for sexual violence and domestic violence survivors.

 

The funding was allocated as follows:

 

RECEPIENT

City

Amount

State of New Hampshire / BMCAP RRH Program

Concord

$189,436

State of New Hampshire / CAPSC RRH

Concord

$230,521

State of New Hampshire / CLM FAMILY HOUSING I

Concord

$292,405

State of New Hampshire / CLM Supportive Housing

Concord

$764,668

State of New Hampshire / Coordinated Entry DV Project

Concord

$251,355

State of New Hampshire / CRH/CCEH Permanent Supportive Housing Expansion

Concord

$409,805

State of New Hampshire / Families in Transition Permanent Housing Program - Concord

Concord

$70,343

State of New Hampshire / FIT Concord Community PSH

Concord

$224,677

State of New Hampshire / Homeless Management Information System - Balance of State

Concord

$77,996

State of New Hampshire / McGrath Street Permanent Housing

Concord

$109,504

State of New Hampshire / NH Coordinated Entry

Concord

$351,403

State of New Hampshire / NH-500 CoC Planning Project Application 2020

Concord

$134,018

State of New Hampshire / NHCADSV RRH

Concord

$262,740

State of New Hampshire / SCS Next Steps Permanent Housing Program

Concord

$224,856

State of New Hampshire / SCS Permanent Housing Program

Concord

$174,248

State of New Hampshire / SCS Rapid Re-Housing Program

Concord

$122,202

State of New Hampshire / SCS Shelter Plus Care

Concord

$292,036

State of New Hampshire / Summer Street Project

Concord

$47,039

State of New Hampshire / TCCAP PSH I Expansion

Concord

$94,332

State of New Hampshire / Waypoint RRH

Concord

$205,473

State of New Hampshire / Homeless Management Information System - Manchester

Concord

$53,583

State of New Hampshire / Permanent Housing Program VI (FIT)

Concord

$73,614

State of New Hampshire / Permanent Housing 2

Concord

$248,729

State of New Hampshire / FIT: Dover Permanent Housing

Dover

$114,722

Northern Human Services / Gilpin House

Littleton

$131,770

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Amherst Street Transitional Housing Program

Manchester

$51,052

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Family Mill Permanent Housing Program

Manchester

$216,076

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Manchester Permanent Housing Program IV

Manchester

$59,411

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Millyard Transitional Housing Program

Manchester

$112,869

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Millyard Transitional Housing Program Phase II

Manchester

$44,621

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / NH-501 CoC Planning Project Application 2020

Manchester

$43,745

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Permanent Housing Program IX

Manchester

$219,060

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Permanent Housing Program V

Manchester

$60,187

FIT/NHNH, Inc. / Permanent Housing Program VIII

Manchester

$24,161

The Way Home, Inc / TWH-RRH

Manchester

$68,472

The Way Home, Inc / Your Way Home I

Manchester

$60,368

The Way Home, Inc / Your Way Home III

Manchester

$56,738

The Way Home, Inc / Your Way Home V

Manchester

$58,194

The Way Home, Inc / Your Way Home VII & II

Manchester

$173,362

Waypoint / Pine Street Transitional Living

Manchester

$102,605

State of New Hampshire / HMIS - Nashua

Nashua

$12,778

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Somerville Street Permanent Housing

Nashua

$82,921

Harbor Homes, Inc. / NH-502 CoC Planning Project Application 2020

Nashua

$57,804

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 11C

Nashua

$36,334

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 13C

Nashua

$114,338

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 17

Nashua

$90,819

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 3

Nashua

$1,004,381

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 4C

Nashua

$367,006

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 6

Nashua

$77,397

Harbor Homes, Inc. / Permanent Housing 8C

Nashua

$81,506

 

TOTAL

$8,427,680

 

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