Many homeless support agencies provide free meals at certain times or on certain days, so call ahead to verify meal availability. Food banks supply the food offered by soup kitchens, food pantries, and homeless shelters. These services then redistribute that food to those in need. Food banks do NOT usually serve the public directly, so when starting your meal search, start with the food pantries, soup kitchens and homeless shelters.
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The Bridge House mission is to: Provide emergency shelter and support for individuals and famili...
SCS seeks to create and support a climate within the communities of southwestern New Hampshire wh...
Hundred Nights, Inc. is a community organization with two components: 1) provide a cold weather s...
(603) 668-1877(603) 668-1877
New Horizons is an emergency homeless shelter, soup kitchen, food pantry and operates Angie’...
New Generation provides shelter and guidance for pregnant and parenting homeless women and their ...
(603) 889-3421(603) 889-3421
Demonstrating the Love of Jesus in Word and Deed to the hurting and homeless in Southern New Hamp...
New Beginnings – Without Violence & Abuse is dedicated to ending sexual, domestic, and stalki...
(603) 679-2201(603) 679-2201
We provide nutritious meals and beneficial support services to older and disabled residents of Ro...
(603) 424-9967(603) 424-9967
St. Joseph Community Services (SJCS), the provider of Meals on Wheels/Community Dining, is a nonp...
(603) 431-6703(603) 431-6703
The mission of Seacoast Mental Health Center is to provide a broad, comprehensive array of high q...
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