





The numbers tell a disheartening story. With a surge of 52.1% in the number of people experiencing homelessness, NH experienced the highest percentage increase in its Point in Time (PIT) Count of any state in 2023. In comparison, the national 2023 PIT Count grew only 12%. Today, NH Coalition to End Homelessness (NHCEH) released the 2024 edition of The State of Homelessness in New Hampshire, a comprehensive analysis of the recent trends in homelessness in the Granite State published each year. “This year’s report, based on available data from 2023, shows that, sadly, the growth in homelessness in NH continues, despite […]



In this series, individuals living in Concord, NH share stories from their experiences with homelessness.. These articles have been lightly edited. Names have been changed to protect privacy. It’s hard to have a social life when you’re homeless. I was embarrassed and ashamed about what happened to me. All I did was get laid off and I couldn’t get new employment fast enough. That led me to becoming homeless. I stayed with some friends on their couch for a while until they got evicted for reasons unknown to me. Afterwards, I isolated myself and hid myself away, avoiding my friends […]

Founded in 2008, the Concord Coalition to End Homelessness (CCEH) is a private nonprofit dedicated to eliminating homelessness in our community. We do this work through our services and programs; by collaborating with other agencies; and with education and advocacy. We believe that every person has value and deserves a home regardless of their circumstances; that ending homelessness is possible; and that maintaining a safety net benefits the entire community.
CCEH Initiatives
CCEH cannot end homelessness in our community without broad-based support. CCEH has taken the lead with many community partners to work toward creating housing solutions.
Since 2008, the Resource Center has been helping guests who are homeless, or at imminent risk of becoming homeless, meet their immediate needs and connect with resources that are available to them.
CCEH operates the Emergency Winter Shelter, providing a warm bed for 40 individuals within our community’s most vulnerable population. The Shelter is located at 238 N Main Street in Concord.
How to Help
CCEH relies on the generosity of donors to keep our programs and operations running. Donations to our general operating budget ensure your gift goes where it’s needed most.
In 2025 CCEH hopes to raise $150,000 through our two fundraising events. Your support is important to us.