Concord Homeless Resource Center
Showers, laundry, coffee, phone and computer access, mail, and help with ID papers. Walk ins welcome.
Official page: concordhomeless.org/get-help
No cost Clothing, Showers and Hygiene Help in New Hampshire
Where to find a shower, laundry, diapers and clothing help in New Hampshire, with the Concord Resource Center, Strafford County community action, Manchester's warming station and 211 NH.
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Where can I shower and do laundry in Concord?
The Concord Homeless Resource Center at 238 N Main Street has showers, laundry, coffee, phone and computer access, and mail. It is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 11:30 am, and Tuesday and Thursday, 1 pm to 4 pm. Walk ins are welcome. Call 603 290 3375.
Official page: concordhomeless.org/get-help
Where can I get diapers?
Community Action Partnership of Strafford County has a Diaper Distribution Program. Call the Dover office at 603 435 2500. For other areas, dial 211 and ask about diaper help.
Official page: straffordcap.org/contact-us
Where do I find free clothes?
Dial 211 NH and ask for clothing help in your town. You can also call your local community action agency, which can point you to programs. Ask what they have and when they are open before you go.
Official page: 211nh.org
Where can I get warm in Manchester?
The City of Manchester runs a Shelter, Engagement Center and Warming Station at 200 Elm Street. Call 603 413 1775 to ask about availability and services.
Official page: manchesternh.gov/Departments/Homelessness-Initiatives/Contact-Homelessness-Initiatives
What should I wear in the cold?
The CDC says to wear layers of loose clothing under a water resistant coat, a hat, a scarf, mittens or gloves, and water resistant boots. Keep your feet in warm, dry clothes. Shivering, confusion or slurred speech can be signs of hypothermia, which is an emergency.
Official page: cdc.gov/winter-weather/prevention/index.html
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Bunkly tip: in Concord, the Resource Center also gives you a mailing address. A steady place for mail helps a lot with benefits and job papers.
Who to call in New Hampshire
Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
Community Action Partnership of Strafford County
Diaper Distribution Program and family support. Dover office open weekdays, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Official page: straffordcap.org/contact-us
City of Manchester Homelessness Initiatives
Shelter, Engagement Center and Warming Station at 200 Elm Street.
Official page: manchesternh.gov/Departments/Homelessness-Initiatives/Contact-Homelessness-Initiatives
Community Action Partnership (CAPHR)
Emergency help and housing programs. Ask about clothing help in your area. Manchester office.
Official page: caphr.org
211 NH
Ask for clothing, diaper and hygiene help near you. Open 24 hours.
Official page: 211nh.org
CDC, Winter Weather
How to dress for the cold and spot hypothermia.
Official page: cdc.gov/winter-weather/prevention/index.html
More help in New Hampshire
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