Safe Housing Capacity for New Hampshire Domestic Violence Survivors
GrantID: 76795
Grant Funding Amount Low: $11,000
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $42,000
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Grant Overview
New Hampshire channels domestic violence survivor support through a network of 13 certified shelters whose combined bed capacity totals 287 statewide. Capacity shortfalls concentrate in the northern and western counties, where the nearest shelter bed exceeds 65 miles for 28 percent of the population.
Survivors seeking relocation assistance must document New Hampshire residency for 90 consecutive days and provide a protection order or police report filed within the preceding 24 months. The state's existing network requires applicants to complete a standardized safety assessment administered by certified advocates before accessing housing stipends or relocation grants. Average processing time from intake to first disbursement runs 17 days in the southern counties and 24 days in Coos and Grafton counties.
The funding supplements existing shelter operating budgets rather than creating new facilities. Allocations are calculated according to each shelter's documented occupancy rate and the proportion of clients originating from counties without on-site services. New Hampshire's border position with Massachusetts and Vermont creates distinct caseload patterns, with 19 percent of clients in border shelters reporting cross-state protection orders that require coordination with out-of-state courts.
Providers must submit quarterly occupancy and demographic reports through the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence's centralized database, which already tracks 2,400 annual intakes. This reporting requirement distinguishes New Hampshire from Maine by mandating inclusion of interstate custody and protection order data in every funded case file.
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