Home is Where?
The Sentinel takes a look at homelessness in the area, from an encampment in Keene to one elderly woman’s story to the services available in the region to help.
The garbage bags — and there were many of them — were full. A trash bin, stuffed with those garbage bags and various other large items, was al…
Melissa Tarver, a staffer in the Southwestern New Hampshire Workplace Success Program, pulls discarded bedding from the mud during a cleanup o…
At right, homeless residents Rob Doyle, left, Todd Maliska and their friend, Michael Kingsbury, secure a heat shield behind a wood stove in th…
Facing scrutiny from city officials, an encampment of homeless people that has constructed a shelter on land behind a shopping center in Keene…
There are three shelters in Keene, all operated by Southwestern Community Services. One is for men, two for families and single women.
Laurie Saunders-Jewett, right, homeless services director at Southwestern Community Services, and Joe Lyons, foreground, case manager, work wi…
Participant Lou Jacobs reviews information on health and wellness at a workshop sponsored by Southwestern Community Services Thursday.
Having a job means having money. Having money means having a place to live.
