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The Greater Nashua Interfaith Hospitality Network (GNIHN) operates a program at the Anne - Marie House in Hudson , NH. The Anne- Marie House accommodates up to 24 persons, where families experiencing homelessness are offered food, shelter and supportive services, for up to two years. There are three staff persons overseeing this program, and more than 400 active volunteers who offer their time and talents to make the Anne -Marie House a “home …for now.” Over 75% of our families graduate from this program and achieve housing independence. GNIHN finds assistance through individual donations, grants including from the Greater Nashua United Way, and various fundraisers throughout the year. |
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GNIHN PURPOSE |
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We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, and an affiliate of Family Promise . We provide emergency transitional shelter, meals, and supportive services to homeless families in the Greater Nashua, N.H. community. Learn more about our program and mission . |
OUR GUESTS |
Our guests are alchohol and drug dependant-free, and go through a criminal-background check. Learn more about guest eligibility and guest stays . |
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GNIHN EVENTS |
“We'll Sleep Outside So Others Won't Have To” – Educating Area Youth About Homelessness at Box City, April 5-6, 2008, co-hosted with Rivier College Area youth (7 th -12grade + chaperones) will learn about the inequalities and obstacles persons experiencing homelessness face while living outside in “Box City.” Each participant will collect pledges to support one's citizenship in Box City for the evening. All proceeds will be used to support Anne-Marie House, an emergency transitional housing program for families experiencing homelessness. For more information, please contact Laurie Skibba, 603/883-7338, or laskibba@gnihn.org . Emergency contact form can be submitted at registration on April 5; you may not partiacipate unless this form is submitted . The Amherst Town Band is offering a benefit concert for the Anne Marie House on May 10th. The band is under the direction of Pat Anderson, music director of the Souhegan High School. It is Mother's Day weekend, so this offers an opportunity to provide Mothers a night out on her special weekend. Refreshments are being served. For more information, please contact Laurie Skibba, 603/883-7338, or laskibba@gnihn.org . |
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WE NEED YOUR HELP |
Please show your support with donations of money or wish list items, or volunteer your services to help our program. Learn more about our "Make Someone Happy" Campaign. |
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