Transforming lives.
Building futures.

Empowering individuals and families to overcome homelessness and insecurity with essential support and guidance.

Isaiah 58 NH is dedicated to helping individuals experiencing homelessness or home insecurity find stability and improve their lives. We understand the importance of addressing basic needs like food, clothing, and shelter, which is why we provide essential services in these areas.

But we don't stop there. We also offer affordable housing, life skills training, education, and personalized case management support to help our participants truly reach their potential. We go above and beyond by connecting individuals with outside agencies and programs that can provide additional assistance and resources.

Our goal is to mentor and support individuals through their journey, advocating for them to receive the help they need to succeed. In addition to food, clothing, furniture, and case management services, we also provide budgeting assistance to ensure our clients gain the necessary skills to maintain their stability in the long term. Isaiah 58 NH is here to provide much-needed support and empower individuals and families to experience formative change.

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Housing and Support

Our mission is to end homelessness in western Rockingham County, NH. We believe that second only to food, housing is a basic need. All New Hampshire families should have adequate nutrition and housing as a foundation for a productive life.  Along with shelter we will provide supportive  services for a successful transition to sustainable housing.  For the housing insecure, homeless prevention case management will be provided. 

Our Goals

We are committed to adding at least one new affordable housing unit each year in western Rockingham County.  Our long term goal is to provide various forms of shelter in western Rockingham County for those in need and to provide the supportive services so our clients can succeed and maintain a productive and healthy life style.  Currently we house eight families in Isaiah units, seven families receive monthly rental assistance and eight others regularly receive food, utility, and/or transportation assistance.

Our Roots

"Is not this the fast that I choose: to loose the bonds of injustice, to undo the thongs of the yoke, to let the oppressed go free, and to break every yoke?  Is it not to share your bread with the hungry, and bring the homeless poor into your house."  Isaiah 58:6-7

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