Granite State Organizing Project asks aldermen to back 60-bed, 24-hour homeless shelter

By: Mya Blanchard

Outlets: Nashua Ink Link

Published: November 7, 2026

Words: 733

Last Updated: 2 days, 2 hours ago

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NASHUA, NH – The Granite State Organizing Project’s (GSOP) Nashua chapter is asking the Board of Aldermen to support its proposal for a low-barrier shelter with a pathway to permanent housing as the city’s next step toward ending homelessness.

The group is proposing a 60-bed, low-barrier emergency shelter that would operate 24 hours a day and could expand to more than 100 beds during periods of high demand. The shelter would have no curfew and …

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