New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness

Join NHCEH in Washington, DC for National Alliance to End Homelessness annual conference and Capitol Hill day from July 8th to July 10th.

Click here for more information about the conference!

2026 National Conference on Ending Homelessness and Capitol Hill Day The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization committed to preventing and ending homelessness in the United States.

From guest to advocate—Stacy Z. (right) is leading the way! 🌟👏

If you read our recent newsletter or spring appeal, you already know that Stacy is a powerhouse of tenacity and faith. Today, we are absolutely thrilled to share the next chapter of her journey!

Stacy officially stepped into her role today with the Granite Leaders program through the New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness 💼✨ This incredible program empowers individuals with lived experience to become the driving voices in statewide advocacy, policy, and education.

We are bursting with pride to watch Stacy use her voice to advocate for our unhoused neighbors and inspire everyone she meets. Stacy, your Hundred Nights family is cheering you on every single step of the way! 💙🚀

Use this link to find your senator and let them know we need to protect NH renters!
https://gc.nh.gov//senate/members/wml.aspx

Do you or any of your staff work with youth and families impacted by behavioral health issues? Would you like to learn about person-centered family support techniques?

This grant-funded program is free and includes stipends for trainees! You can receive a certificate from UNH, complete the Certified Recovery Support Worker course, and an apprenticeship certificate from the US Department of Labor if you complete this program! Over 140 people have graduated from this program and have seen a positive impact on their careers!

Building Futures Together
Whether you’re already working in the field or hope to start within the next 6 months, this could be the perfect training opportunity for you!

Building Futures Together
Accepting Applications Until May 5th!

Application Link: https://unh.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_81XE374OaDFPvGS

WHAT IS Building Futures Together?

Grant funded workforce development training program FREE for individuals currently working or interested in working as a paraprofessional in the behavioral health field, specifically with children impacted by SUD/OUD. A paraprofessional can be a peer support specialist, community health worker, youth worker, recovery coach, family support worker, among others.

WHO CAN ENROLL?
High school diploma or equivalent required (those with Bachelor’s or Master’s degrees are not eligible)

Must be at least 18 years old and a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

Currently working (or planning to work) with individuals between 0-24 years old affected by substance use

Lived experience in behavioral health or recovery is strongly encouraged

Open to individuals who have not previously participated in Building Futures Together and are not currently enrolled.

WHEN DOES IT START?
May 11, 2026 (online, asynchronous)

HOW LONG IS IT?
Level I includes three (3) courses, each 8 weeks, totaling 6 months.

Level II includes 2,000 hours of on-the-job training with employer (one year of full-time work 30-40hrs/wk)

*Please note: You cannot begin Level II until successfully completion of Level I.

WHAT DO YOU GET?
Up to $13,500 in stipends (no strings attached!)

CRSW Course Certificate of Completion (first step to become certified as a CRSW in NH and NHTI college credit)

Up to FOUR UNH Digital Badges

Level I and Level II Certificate of Completion

We will be accepting ~20 trainees for this cohort, and applications will remain open until April 11th, or until all spots are filled.

Preference is given based on eligibility and the date applications are received.

Participants in this program can receive up to $13,500 in stipends to support their career growth!

Together, we can build brighter futures, one family at a time.

APPLY TODAY!

▶️ Watch our videos and learn more about the program:

https://iod.unh.edu/building-futures-together/resources/video-gallery

We hope to connect with you through Building Futures Together!

Macey Muller & Jen Williams
[email protected]

Video Gallery Building Futures Together Video gallery

We’re sharing an exciting leadership update at the Youth Success Project!

After five years, our Executive Director, Ariel Hayes, will be stepping down. We’re incredibly grateful for their leadership and impact in advancing our mission to end youth and young adult homelessness in New Hampshire.

As we look ahead, we’re launching a search for our next Executive Director—an exciting opportunity to help lead this work forward.

📢 Learn more and apply or share with your network: https://www.nhnonprofits.org/jobs/executive-director-545

We have a few spots open for our 2026 Granite Leaders cohort - a unique, compensated, five-day training on advocacy and leadership skills for individuals with lived experience of homelessness. Visit our website to learn more and download an application!
https://www.nhceh.org/advocacy/granite-leaders/

Sign in against HB 1499, going before the Senate Judiciary at 2pm today, 3/31.
https://gc.nh.gov/remotecommittee/senate.aspx

Sign in against HB 1336 and protect already vulnerable NH renters.
Date: 3/31
Committee: Senate Commerce
Bill: HB1336
https://gc.nh.gov/remotecommittee/senate.aspx