Thank You to Emergency Donors for Cold Weather Response Program: Shelter Provided!
With the help of many compassionate private donors, we have provided a few nights of limited shelter at hotels to some of our most vulnerable neighbors in Carroll County. Some made other arrangements. Some cannot participate. Whatever we do, we know it's never enough. Realistically we won't be able to contact or be able to assist everyone. Yet many households are safer today. That's a lot more than we could offer a few days ago. To all who contributed in the past 36 hours, th
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Be Prepared for Closures on Monday, Jan 26 due to Incoming Snowstorm
We are advising clients and volunteers that due to weather, we may not be able to open on Monday, Jan 26. We will post closing info on Facebook, and we will text clients with final decision.
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Cold Weather Donations Now Being Accepted
If you want to help Way Station extend the ways we're able to support our neighbors during the winter, you can give directly to the Cold Weather program through this link. Or make out checks to the Way Station with 'Cold Weather' on the subject line and mail them to Way Station, PO Box 1888, North Conway, NH 03860. https://waystation.networkforgood.com/projects/294767-cold-weather-support
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Cold Weather Emergency Response Funding Expended: No More Hotels in January & February through this Program
Carroll County's Cold Weather Emergency Shelter Program — administered by the Way Station — *has run out of funding* . If you are aware of people in need of resources, they will now need to contact local towns for emergency financial assistance , since the county funding is expended. Through the state-funded program, we provided over 1000 bed nights starting in December, due to extreme temperatures. This is comparable to what other areas of the state also experienced.
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Longest Night Vivil: Sun, Dec 21 @ 6pm - Nativity Lutheran Church
The Way Station has been working with Tri-County Community Action Program's (CAP)'s Homeless Outreach to organize a Longest Night Vigil, December 21st. All are invited to join us as we g ather in the Lutheran Church of the Nativity at 15 Grove St. North Conway to read aloud the names of those who have lost their lives to homelessness this year in NH. We will be creating paper bag luminaries with a candle inside and one of the names of the lost written on each bag.
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