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39 Beech Street, Engagement Center, 7PM to 7AM
603-669-2256
 
City Operated Warming Station Extension: The City of Manchester Fire Department is prepared to support the Director of Housing Stability by providing staffing for a warming station at 39 Beech Street when capacity has been met at all known shelter partners and temperature/weather thresholds are met. As in past years, the Division of Emergency Management will monitor weather and maintain communications with relevant partners. Transportation to the warming station at 39 Beech Street will be provided for those with disabilities, access and functional needs.
 
Fatality Prevention: Manchester Fire Department’s Squad 1 has been reassigned to conduct Fatality Prevention Outreach starting today, to encourage unhoused individuals to seek emergency shelter and/or warming center accommodations. The Division of Emergency Management will continue to monitor the weather and its potential and actual impacts on the City and will adjust response actions accordingly.
 
Ongoing Winter Warming Stations are in effect across the state
Follow up with www.DHHS.NH.gov for further updates throughout the Winter.
 
Warming in Manchester:  Dec 1^st thru March 31^st:
 
The 1269 Café: 
Address:  456 Union St.
Phone:  603-512-1571
Overnight Warming Station:
8pm-7am, every night (no new entries after 5am)
Capacity: 56 (tables and chairs, no cots)
Doors open once per hour, on the hour.  One time in, one time out; guests may stay as long/briefly as desired.
Daytime Café Schedule: 
Sunday – Friday (Café is not open for daytime hours on Saturdays, Overnight Warming Station hours only*)
9am-4pm
Capacity:  56
Access to showers, meals, food pantry, community providers including MMH, HCH, on-site SUD provider and counseling, responsive medical care, residential model for men.
 
Dept. of Housing Stability, City of Manchester
The Engagement Center:  Open 7 days a week, 9am-5pm
Address:  39 Beech St.
Phone:  603-413-1775
The EC provides meals, showers, bathrooms, clothing, and mail services to adult men and women who are experiencing housing instability with sheltered or unsheltered homelessness.  The EC is a centralized HUB that coordinates the area homeless serving providers so that our guests move forward with housing navigation and case management, mental health support, substance use recovery, and income maximization.