Waypoint 
Waypoint locations at 103 North State Street and at 27 Burns Avenue, in Concord have been designated as Family Resource Centers of Quality (FRC-Q) by the Wellness and Primary Prevention Council of the NH legislature.
The shelter will house 14 beds and will provide young people, ages 18-24, low-barrier access to emergency beds and to all the services provided at the YRC during daytime hours. Until now, New Hampshire was the only state in New England without an overnight emergency shelter with a continuum of services dedicated to young people.
Waypoint this year will honor three state representatives as joint recipients of the 2022 Jack Lightfoot Voice for Children Award: Patrick Long of Manchester, Kimberly Rice of Hudson, and Mary Beth Walz of Bow will share the honors.
Registration is open for the 8th annual Waypoint SleepOut, happening on Friday, March 25, 2022. The SleepOut is a night spent out in the cold to raise community consciousness about youth homelessness and to raise funds for services that fulfill critical needs and help to transform lives. To register, go to www.waypointnh.org.