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Our Mission Statement: It is the mission of Tri-County CAP, INC./ GS to provide quality GUARDIANSHIP, PROTECTIVE AND FIDUCIARY SERIVICES to incapacitated residents of New Hampshire. Guardianship Services is a division of Tri-County Community Action Program, Inc., a private non-profit 501 C3 corporation that is dedicated to improving the lives and well being of New Hampshire’s people and communities. Established in 1965, we provide opportunities and support for people to learn and grow in self-sufficiency and to get involved in helping their neighbors and improving the conditions of their communities. Guardianship Services was established in 1986 by the NH Supreme Court as a Public Guardian and Protection Program. The Program currently serves over 400 individuals throughout New Hampshire. For more information click here. Whitefield Office/Statewide Concord Office Business hours are: 24 Hour Emergency Coverage Email: info@tccguardianship.org
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NH Housing Program Update
Annual HUD Point-in-Time (PIT) Count
Tri-County Community Action Program’s Housing Stability Department is seeking volunteers across Grafton, Carroll and Coos counties to participate in the annual HUD Point-In-Time (PIT) Count of individuals who are unsheltered. The PIT count is a daylong community-based event that provides a nationwide count of the unsheltered homeless. This year’s HUD PIT Count will take place from 5 a.m. on January 25th to 5 a.m. on January 26th. The annual PIT count provides HUD, as well as state service providers, with data on unsheltered populations to prioritize funding and other resources for the state’s most vulnerable areas.
Tri-County Community Action Program, as the lead agency in Coos, Carroll and Grafton Counties, is working in collaboration with the state Bureau of Housing Supports to secure volunteers to participate in the count and help homeless individuals complete a short and simple anonymous survey. Any community member, agency, municipality, civic or church group can participate in the PIT Count to help make sure that homeless individuals in these counties are accurately counted. Tri-County Community Action Program will ensure that participating groups and individuals receive training and support on how to fill out the PIT forms. We are also seeking agencies, such as food pantries and churches, who can offer a drop-in spot where homeless individuals can fill out the survey, get a hot meal and other resources, including a PIT Kit. PIT Kits include emergency cold weather supplies, first aid kits, hats, gloves, socks, snacks, and other personal care items. Anyone interested in donating items for the PIT Kits or to volunteer to count, please contact Erik Becker, Housing Stability Services Program Director, at 603 788 2344 or at ebecker@tccap.org
If your organization or agency is already planning on participating in the PIT count, please contact us so that we can support and publicize your efforts and ensure your count information is submitted to HUD.
