National Alliance to End Homelessness — LGBTQ+

Housing & Shelter · New Hampshire · Free

NAEH research and advocacy on LGBTQ+ homelessness. Worth contacting for sober-living houses that explicitly welcome LGBTQ+ residents. Coordinated Entry is the front door to most homeless services in your city — LGBTQ+ orgs help you navigate that intake. Domestic violence shelters increasingly accept LGBTQ+ survivors, including trans women — ask before assuming you're not welcome. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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Address: Nationwide

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