Committee Information

Leadership Committee

The MCoC Leadership Committee consists of a Chair, Vice Chair, Clerk, and 4 -10 Members at Large. Officers are elected for two year terms and voted on by the General Assembly.

Starting in 2023, the following officers are voted in on odd years: Vice Chair, Clerk, and At Large Members 1 - 5.

Starting in 2024, the following officers will be voted in on even years: Chair and At Large Members 6 - 10.

Leadership Team

  • Chair - Matthew McCall, The Home for Little Wanderers

  • Vice-Chair - VACANT

  • Clerk - Autumn Nall, The Home for Little Wanderers

Members At Large

  • Daniel Amato, Merrimack Assistance Program

  • Matt Bouchie, Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • Erica Brooks, 1269 Café

  • Jennifer Bryden, Community Citizen

  • Todd Fleming, City of Manchester

  • Kristine Hall, Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority

  • Meghan Shea, Families in Transition

  • Katie Tovar-Paciculan, Harbor Care

  • Nicole Murphy, Amerihealth Caritas

  • Denise Jones - Manchester Housing Redevelopment Authority

  • Member At Large (Youth PLE) - VACANT

  • Member At Large - VACANT

  • Member at Large - VACANT

Subcommittees

In addition to the Leadership Committee, the MCoC operates six subcommittees that each focus on specific priority areas.

Community Care Team

This team focuses on the most complex cases of individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Manchester. They meet to develop collaborative plans to provide the most effective services for our most vulnerable populations. These individuals and families are high utilizers of services throughout the community and are also often the most difficult to engage in services.

  • Chair: Matt Bouchie, Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of every month at 2:00 p.m.

  • To attend this meeting please reach out to Matt Bouchie.

Coordinated Entry

This subcommittee focuses on problem-solving whenever there are challenges in Manchester’s Coordinated Entry System and ensuring data quality in the MCoC Coordinated Entry Program in the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS).  For more information on Manchester’s Coordinated Entry Program, please follow this link to the Coordinated Entry tab.

  • Chair: Lauren Berman-Lefebvre, Families in Transition

  • Meetings: Second Thursday of every month at 9:30 a.m.

  • To attend this meeting, please reach out to Lauren Berman-Lefebvre.

Verterans Committee

This subcommittee is a  collaboration between the MCoC, the Greater Nashua Continuum of Care, and the Balance of State Continuum of Care to focus on the unique needs of veterans who are experiencing homelessness. This subcommittee has worked to establish a strategic statewide strategy to prevent and end homelessness amongst New Hampshire’s veterans. 

  • Chair: Katie Tovar, Harbor Care

  • Meetings: Fourth Tuesday of the month at 1:00 p.m.

  • To attend this meeting, please reach out to Katie Tovar.

Homeless Outreach Collaborative

The collaborative focuses on highlighting available resources, communication and workflows, encampment hot spots and trends, team schedules, and de-identified cases. There are two separate groups in the Outreach Subcommittee: Organizational Planning and Coordination and Homeless Outreach Workers Coordination.

Organizational Planning and Coordination

  • Co-Chair: Peter Janelle Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • Meetings: Third Friday of the month at 2:00 p.m.

  • To attend this meeting, please reach out to Peter Janelle.

    Outreach Workers Coordination

  • Matt Bouchie - Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • Meetings: Fourth Wednesday of the month at 9:00 a.m.

  • If you’re interested in attending this meeting please reach out to Matt Bouchie

Youth Committee

This subcommittee meets on the needs of youth (24 years old or younger) who experience unaccompanied homelessness. It focuses on developing a community strategy to prevent and end youth homelessness in conjunction with the statewide Youth Action Board. Areas of focus include accurate data, developing appropriate housing programs and other services, and implementing action steps from the Coordinated Community Plan developed for the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program Grant.

  • If you’re interested in getting involved with this subcommittee please reach out to Matt McCall, The Home for Little Wanderers.

Data and Program Evaluation Committee

The McoC’s newest subcommittee, this group focuses on improving systems of data collection across the entire continuum of care. Committee members meet to discuss strategies to collect, assess, and utilize data about homelessness and homelessness services in the MCoC. This subcommittee also works on strategies to monitor and evaluate program and service performance within the MCoC system. 

  • If you are interested in getting involved with this subcommittee, please reach out to Erica Diamond, Families in Transition.

  • More information coming soon.

General Assembly

Since its inception, the MCoC has grown its membership and currently includes the following organizations, municipalities, and agencies as members:

  • Manchester Community Planning and Development Dept.

  • Manchester Community Resource Center

  • Manchester Police Department

  • Manchester School District

  • Mental Health Center of Greater Manchester

  • Merrimack Valley Assistance Program

  • Mission Unified Impact

  • New Hampshire Bureau of Housing Supports

  • New Hampshire Catholic Charities

  • New Hampshire Charitable Foundation

  • New Hampshire Coalition to End Homelessness

  • New Hampshire DHHS – Office of Health Equity

  • New Hampshire Employment Security

  • New Hampshire Legal Assistance

  • Office of Senator Shaheen

  • Office of Congressman Pappas

  • Safe Families for Children in New Hampshire

  • Salvation Army

  • Shower Them

  • Southern New Hampshire Services

  • Veteran’s Assistance Medical Center

  • Veteran’s Northeast Outreach Center

  • Veterans Inc.

  • Waypoint

  • Youth Success Project

  • Youth Villages

  • YWCA

  • 1269 Café

  • 603 Legal Aid

  • Amerihealth Caritas NH

  • Catholic Medical Center - Healthcare for the Homeless

  • Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center

  • Do you Know Him? Ministries

  • Easterseals

  • Elliot Health Systems

  • Families in Transition

  • Family Promise of Southern NH

  • First United Methodist Church

  • Good Samaritan Network

  • Granite United Way

  • Harbor Care

  • Helping Hands Outreach

  • The Home for Little Wanderers

  • HOPE for New Hampshire Recovery

  • Housing Action New Hampshire

  • Housing and Urban Development Department

  • Institute for Community Alliances

  • Job Corps

  • Liberty House

  • Light of Life

  • Manchester City Library

  • Manchester City Public Health Department

  • Manchester City Welfare