It’s been a while since we first brought you the story of Keith Howard, Executive Director of Liberty House, who is living the dream – if the dream means living in a small, converted utility trailer.
I’m not a praying man, but if you are, please pray Joe and all the other Joes and Janes using heroin today, veterans or not, are offered the real choice of recovery, the choice between a life of purpose and a meaningless death.”
The 2015 Point-In-Time survey targeted city/town welfare offices, homeless shelters, hospitals, police departments, soup kitchens, food pantries, outreach workers, and other organizations serving homeless people in New Hampshire.
Liberty House Executive Director Keith Howard will be living in a170-square-foot cargo trailer for one year. Find out why.
A second round of Scarves in the Park is set for Feb. 21, thanks to the magic of Facebook.
In 10 days time participants communicated online and by phone, sharing crochet patterns, taking on tasks, such as making the labels, and spreading the word to other Facebook groups, including the Things I Remember Growing Up in Manchester group, which is more than 7,000 strong, all working together for a Scarves in the Park initiative to help the homeless.