Through our Resident Services Program we seek to engage in all manners and levels of assistance in order to coordinate services for the benefit of our vulnerable resident populations.
Research consistently shows that combining affordable housing with tenancy support services and care coordination can help those with the greatest challenges to live with stability and wellness. Growing this program will contribute to the long-term success of CATCH, our 700+ residents, and the overall health of low to moderate income residents in New Hampshire.
Benefits to Residents
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Liaison between residents and our medical community and social service agencies
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Identifying and coordinating financial assistance that prevents evictions and increases family stability
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Assisting residents with lease compliance
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Resident engagement and leadership
Who We Help
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Individuals with physical and mental health issues
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Residents or family members dealing with substance misuse matters
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Victims of senior or domestic abuse
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New Americans assimilating into the community
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Families facing generational issues (i.e. grandparents as surrogate parents)
