FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 27, 2025 White River Junction, VT – The Upper Valley Haven is proud to launch the public phase of its fundraising for the Haven Shelter & Resource Center Campaign, a critical initiative to expand shelter capacity […]
A message from Executive Director Michael Redmond Greetings Everyone, I’ve fielded a lot of questions from friends and supporters of the Haven about any impact on us due to the cost-cutting and program elimination decisions emerging from the new administration […]
Contact: Matt Taylor Communications Associate Phone: (802) 478-1806 Email: mtaylor@uppervalleyhaven.org Hartford Fire Department Conducts Training at Future Upper Valley Haven Site The Upper Valley Haven is proud to support the Hartford Fire Department by providing the 608 N Main Street [...]
White River Junction, VT – On Sunday, February 2nd at 2 PM, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in White River Junction will host a special screening of Just Getting By, a film by Vermont director Bess O’Brien that highlights the resilience [...]
On Wednesday, the Lebanon Seasonal Shelter opened its doors for a second winter, offering refuge to individuals experiencing the harsh realities of being unhoused during the coldest months of the year. Located at 160 Mechanic Street, the shelter is operated [...]
A Message from the Executive Director This is a special time of year at the Haven. I’m fortunate in my position at the Haven to be able to reflect on the accomplishments we’ve made since I wrote to you at [...]
The Haven is excited to announce the start of a $9 million campaign to secure the funds needed to construct a 20-bed emergency shelter and a community resource center focused on helping people to secure housing and lead self-directed lives. […]
During COVID, the State of Vermont used federal funds to provide shelter to anyone who needed it as a public health measure, reducing the risk of exposure, illness, and death. At its peak over 2,000 households were enrolled. While there […]
Dear Friends, We’re wrapping up Hunger Action Month at the Haven but hunger and food insecurity are a year-round problem. Just this week, I heard a story on public radio that reported that forty-five percent of children in New Hampshire live in […]