Category: Blog/News

Just finished up our outreach. Met up with folks in the parks, some very cold from being outside all night. Dropped off crackers, Slim Jim sausages, granola bars, and water. Gave out slacks, hoodies, warm shirts, a few jackets, tarps, and blankets. Read more

I have no roof over my head, no walls to protect me, just branches endlessly brushing against my back. I am alone and the silence of where I exist fuels my loneliness. The darkness that surrounds me fosters sad thoughts in me, scary ones that make me wonder where the road that I am on Read more

He’s long gone. Few would remember him now, the ranks of the unhoused change so. And people on the streets forget, or they want to forget. They remember faces, but not names, or at least birth names. Let’s call him Bobby C., a veteran, a smart dude, too. He survived some military action, returned home Read more

Thank you, Henry for your years of dedicated service to Harmony Home and to Manchester’s homeless community. As you begin your new journey, on behalf our board of directors. we wish you all the best. Merle Burke, President Shepherd’s Way Read more

A Grateful Salute to Our Longtime Partner – Town Fair Tire Today, we pause to honor a corporate donor whose generosity has helped sustain Shepherd’s Way through seasons of growth, challenge, and transformation. Over the years, their contributions—totaling thousands of dollars—have fueled our outreach, strengthened our programs, and empowered lives across our community. Their support Read more

Today, September 23, 2025, marks our eighth full year in business. It’s hard to believe that it has been that long, but it has. This milestone reflects thousands of moments of outreach helping the less fortunate in Manchester, NH and other areas. Today, we honor this journey and the mission that continues to guide us. Read more

A good moral purpose: Treating compassionately the least fortunate, seeking out people who need help and doing what you can to help them. Read more

Why can’t we honor the dignity of others? Why can’t we show love and empathy when it is needed, and help to those who need help, no matter the cause of their suffering? Read more

How would you feel if you were dedicating yourself to helping chronically homeless people, and you walked up on them and you saw them smoking weed, doing crack, or shooting up? How would you feel if you saw them drinking a beer at 7:00AM in the morning? Would you give them a pass on the Read more

We heard this morning that a homeless veteran friend of ours finally got into an apartment. No more sleeping by the side of the road either in his wheelchair or laying down on the tar. No more dealing with the chill of the night and going hungry. We are totally overjoyed and so very happy Read more