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Word count: 1,309 words, Reading time: 5.2 minutes"PO Box 344, Franconia, NH 03580EMAIL +CALL US + 1-603-823-8842 EN EN FR ES 0 Items HOMEOUR MISSIONHISTORYNEWSCONTACTGET INVOLVEDDONATE Select Page A Family SanctuaryOffering shelter and support in times of crisis for children and mothers. ABOUT OUR MISSION Make a DifferenceYour support is what fuels our efforts. See the impact you can have and how critical your help is in providing care to our youth. DONATE TODAY Bancroft House – Providing Hope and Shelter for Women, Children, & FamiliesThe Bancroft House is a shelter for women, children, and families experiencing homelessness in New Hampshire. We are dedicated to providing a supportive home-like atmosphere for those in need; no matter the challenges individuals may be facing. We are more than just a shelter; we are a beacon of hope and a safe place to turn while residents begin to get back on their feet. CALL THE HELPLINE FOR RESOURCE INFORMATION603-823-8842 Our MissionOur mission is simple but profound: To provide a secure, temporary home for women, children, and families in need with compassion and respect for those we serve.The Bancroft House has provided a four-unit family-centered sanctuary to individuals and families since 1982. Residents enjoy modestly furnished bedrooms with private bathrooms, community living and dining areas, a fully stocked pantry and kitchen, and laundry. “God bless you for the work you do! Bancroft House became my home when I had none. Keep doing God’s work.” - Anonymous Our ServicesSafe and Comfortable Shelter: The residents of The Bancroft House are provided a safe, comfortable, clean, and quiet atmosphere.Nutritious Meals: Our well-stocked larder gives our residents the necessary ingredients to create nutritious meals.Our ClientsAll of the people who stay with us are most often referred by one of the many social service agencies that work with those in need of assistance:Department of Children & Youth ServicesCommunity Action ProgramsHomeless Outreach ProgramsTown Welfare DepartmentsRegional ChurchesArea Police DepartmentsThe Bancroft House also welcomes self-referralsOur LocationThe shelter is located within convenient walking distance to shops and to the post office. All guest rooms are on the ground level and are easily accessible. Amenities include full bathrooms for each room, a living room, a laundry room, a private backyard, a fully stocked pantry, and a communal kitchen. We operate seven days a week, 24 hours a day.Our GuidelinesThe Bancroft House does not provide professional counseling, case management or therapy services. Our staff are trained to facilitate referrals to appropriate community resources and as a condition of continued occupancy, residents are expected to be actively involved in planning to transition to permanent or alternative housing. Alcoholic beverages, drugs, and weapons of any kind are not permitted on the premises.Our HistoryOur HistoryThe Bancroft House originally affiliated with the Franconia Community Church of Christ, was incorporated in 1982 as “The Sanctuary.” As members of the broader community participated in the project, The Sanctuary became independent of the church and with the approval of the church, the Board was re-organized to reflect its more diverse leadership. In 1985, more spacious facilities were acquired. The Sanctuary ended its formal affiliation with the church and changed its name to The Bancroft House. The Bancroft House was named for the late Mrs. Evelyn Bancroft of Franconia, one of its original benefactors. It was founded by local people and has been sustained by the generosity of community volunteers and private donors who have sustained the program throughout the years. The Bancroft House retains its nonprofit tax-exempt status and depends on donations for all operations.If you or someone you know is in need of shelter or assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. At Bancroft House, we are dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of homeless women, children, and families offering hope, dignity, and a chance for a brighter future.No amount is too smallIf you are interested in donating or volunteering, please contact us for more information. Increase Bancroft House’s impact in our community by making a donation $ 20 $ 50 $ 100 $ 500 CHOOSE A SPECIFIC AMOUNT Get InvolvedWe firmly believe that ending homelessness for women and children requires the collective effort of our community. Here are some ways you can get involved: DONATE Your contributions make a significant impact. Your generous donations help us provide shelter, food, and services to the women we serve. VOLUNTEER Join our dedicated team of volunteers who provide vital support to our residents. Your time and skills can make a real difference in the lives of these women. ADVOCATE Help us raise awareness about homelessness and the unique challenges faced by women. Advocate for policies and programs that address the root causes of homelessness. SHARE Follow us on social media, share our stories, and help us build a compassionate and supportive community that cares about the welfare of homeless women. The issue of homelessness in the North Country continues and is growing worse.Affordable housing in the North Country has become an increasingly difficult commodity as rents increase and properties are purchased and transformed into short-term and extended-stay rentals through online rental agents like AirBnB and VRBO. Individuals living on the edge, on fixed incomes, and earning modest wages are struggling to remain in their homes, as are service industry workers and single parents. A recent individual receiving government-sponsored rent assistance reported that his landlord was increasing his rent from $381/month to $841/month, effectively forcing him to find more affordable housing within thirty days.The Bancroft House continues to respond to the growing needs of the region by providing a sanctuary for those most in need. Our funding depends almost completely on the generosity of those individuals, organizations, and businesses in our community who recognize the need and respond with donations of all kinds.Local churches, food pantries, and farms provide much-needed supplies to our kitchen’s pantry. Our well-stocked pantry provides the ingredients for preparing nutritious, family-focused meals at no cost to our residents.Local residents downsizing their homes, relocating out of the area, or upgrading their homes donate housewares, small appliances, furniture, bedding, and other essential household items our residents need but cannot afford when setting up a new household. We store these donations in our newly reconstructed barn and make them available without charge to people when they secure housing. We have an annual yard sale of excess donated items, with the proceeds helping to cover our operating expenses.The core of our support comes from individual, corporate, and organizational donors who financially support the Bancroft House through our spring and autumn appeals. The amazing generousit of our community sustains the work of the Bancroft House in its service to those most in need. Latest Stories Empowering Hope: The Vital Role of Volunteerism Jul 27, 2023Nestled amidst the breathtaking vistas of rural norhtern New Hampshire, where the serene White Mountains embrace the landscape, stands a sanctuary of hope for women, children & families facing homelessness. Our shelter, nestled in this serene environment, relies...read more Empowering the Homeless: Local Resources and Support Jul 27, 2023At the Bancroft House, our mission extends beyond providing a safe haven for women, children & families in need. We believe in empowering our residents to regain their independence and thrive. To achieve this, we're not alone. Northern Grafton County, New...read more Housing Shortages in Rural New Hampshire Jul 27, 2023In the picturesque landscapes of rural New Hampshire, where the natural beauty of the White Mountains often takes center stage, there's an issue quietly but persistently affecting the lives of many women and their families: housing shortages. Today, we'll explore the...read more « Older Entries CONTACT US If you or someone you know is in need of shelter or assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. At Bancroft House, we are dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of homeless women and children, offering them hope, dignity, and a chance for a brighter future.Join us in our mission to create a world where every family has a place to call home. Together, we can make a difference. 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