11th Annual SleepOut 2025 On March 21
Too many young people in our state are either homeless or at risk and facing significant challenges to finding a safe home. Our goal is to end youth homelessness in New Hampshire.
Michael’s Journey to Home
At just 17, Michael found himself without a stable home.
Waypoint SleepOut 2025 to Raise Awareness and Funds for NH Youth Experiencing Homelessness
During November’s National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, Waypoint announces the date of the 11th annual SleepOut on March 21, 2025.
Waypoint Launches a First-in-the-Nation Program to Prevent Youth Homelessness
Sometimes all it takes is an unaffordable car repair or a high heating bill to start a spiral that results in homelessness.
Opinion: Criminalizing homelessness is a heartless response to a complex issue
The Grants Pass decision does nothing to solve the problem of homelessness. Simply because an unhoused person has no option other than sleeping on a park bench or in a tent on a public sidewalk, they could now be issued citations with fines they cannot pay and may face a future that is forever hampered by a criminal record. When our society should be extending a helping hand, we are instead delivering a slap in the face.
Johnson Vs. Grants Pass Ruling Statement
On Friday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that opens the door to fining and incarcerating individuals experiencing homelessness for sleeping outside. Waypoint is deeply disappointed in this decision.
