Harbor Care

06/04/2026

THANK YOU to everyone who joined us in Portsmouth last night in support of a bold goal: ending veteran homelessness in the Seacoast region.

We were honored to welcome Medal of Honor recipient Ryan Pitts, whose remarks reminded us of the sacrifices made by those who serve. We also want to thank our generous sponsors for the evening: Bank of America, Unitil and Novus Mortgage.

Harbor Care helped end veteran homelessness in greater Nashua, and we're on the verge of achieving this in Manchester. We look forward to building new partnerships across the Seacoast as we work toward ensuring every veteran has a place to call home. Thank you for welcoming us to your community!

Learn more about our Veteran Services at https://zurl.co/nU4ob .

Bank of America Unitil Deaglan McEachern Mayor of Portsmouth State of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services

06/03/2026

THANK YOU BAE SYSTEMS! Much gratitude to the BAE volunteers who helped paint the hallways at Dalianis House, one of our transitional apartment buildings for veterans in downtown Nashua. Transitional housing gives veterans a chance to turn their lives around in a safe, stable environment with the full support of our Veteran Services team. Learn more at https://zurl.co/i1d86 .

BAE Systems, Inc. BAE Systems Electronic Systems

06/02/2026

Every day, Harbor Care works with people facing some of life's most difficult challenges—finding stable housing, accessing healthcare, and rebuilding their lives.

On June 9–10, NH Gives at https://zurl.co/xC5IQ brings our community together to support that work.

We hope you'll be part of it.

Photo: Veterans at NH Veteran Stand Down.

05/29/2026

As Military Appreciation Month comes to a close, we want to say thank you—
to the veterans who have shared their stories and to the many generous donors who make this work possible.

Standing with veterans takes more than one month - it takes all of us working together every day. Join us. Make a gift today to support veterans through thick and thin, year-in and year-out: https://zurl.co/3yExU

Shout-out to the Harbor Care Veteran Services Team!

of Foreign Wars (VFW) : New Hampshire of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services

Harbor Care is dedicated to breaking the cycle of homelessness through housing, healthcare, and veteran services.

Harbor Care Health & Wellness Center, 45 High Street, Nashua / 603-821-7788
Administration, 77 Northeastern Blvd, Nashua / 603-882-3616

05/28/2026

We’re pleased to recognize James Austin, Technical Support – Tier 1, as this month’s Employee Spotlight.

Since joining the IT team, James has made a big impact through his ability to explain technical issues clearly, patiently, and effectively to staff at all levels. His approachable style and commitment to helping others fully understand solutions have earned him consistent positive feedback and made him a trusted resource across Harbor Care.

James also stands out for his initiative and strong work ethic. He regularly identifies areas that need attention and takes action without waiting for direction, helping keep systems running smoothly and minimizing disruptions. His proactive mindset, collaborative approach, and reliability contribute significantly to the effectiveness of the IT support team and help everyone succeed.

We appreciate the dedication, professionalism, and positive attitude James brings to his role each day. His commitment to supporting others and continuously improving makes him a valued member of the team.

Thank you, James, and congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

05/27/2026

Thank you to WFEA 1370AM and host Jeff Chidester for bringing attention to the important topic of veterans in transition during Military Appreciation Month.

Our CEO, Henry Och, was honored to join NH House Rep. Michael Moffett and Commandant Kimberly MacKay of the NH Veterans Home for this important community conversation. With more than 85,000 veterans living in New Hampshire, continued dialogue and support for veterans and their families makes a difference. More at https://zurl.co/nzbTt

Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) : New Hampshire State of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services New Hampshire Veterans Home

05/26/2026

SAVE THE DATE! The 2026 NH Veteran Stand Down returns this September 18, connecting veterans experiencing homelessness or hardship with healthcare, housing support, benefits assistance, meals, supplies, and community resources — all in one place. Volunteers and donations are welcome as we come together to support those who served. Thank you to our lead sponsor, Eversource NH for hosting the event for a third year! Learn more: https://zurl.co/H7Yx9

Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) : New Hampshire State of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services

05/22/2026

Today, we pause to honor and remember the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

We are grateful for their sacrifice, and we hold their families and loved ones in our thoughts this Memorial Day.

Take a moment to learn how we continue to stand with veterans in our community: https://zurl.co/tKZcf


of Foreign Wars (VFW) : New Hampshire of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services

Veterans have given so much in service to our country. As we celebrate Military Appreciation Month this May, Harbor Care is proud to honor their service by standing beside them with the care, connection, and support they need to thrive after service.

05/21/2026

“I feel like anything is possible, and I am living proof. I was homeless in May of last year,” she said. “I couldn’t have expected anything like this to happen without the help of Harbor Care.”

The challenges faced by Alycia, a US Navy veteran, have been quite extraordinary. The 37-year-old never imagined that one day she would become homeless, lose custody of her son, battle a severe mental health crisis, and then fight her way back to stability – all within the span of a single year.

SEE HER STORY and SHORT VIDEO https://zurl.co/ezQlF

05/20/2026

MILITARY APPRECIATION: Transitioning to civilian life can bring real challenges—from housing instability to employment barriers to emotional health needs. Harbor Care’s veteran programs focus on the whole person—supporting stability and a path forward.

With the right support, real progress is possible. In 2025:
• 642 veterans and families accessed stable housing, mental health care, and su***de prevention services
• 97 veterans returned to the workforce through employment support
• 96% of individuals placed into permanent housing with services did not return to homelessness
• In Manchester, 89 previously homeless veterans moved into permanent housing—and 67 returned to work
• Harbor Care helped effectively end veteran homelessness in Nashua in 2017

Make a gift to support veterans in our community: https://zurl.co/9sXTO

of Foreign Wars (VFW) : New Hampshire of NH Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services

Veterans have given so much in service to our country. As we celebrate Military Appreciation Month this May, Harbor Care is proud to honor their service by standing beside them with the care, connection, and support they need to thrive after service.