SleepOut 2025

​Over the past 10 years, SleepOut has raised $2.9 million for programs in support of young people experiencing homelessness.

Each year an estimated 15,000 young people experience homelessness across the Granite State. At least 70 percent of them do not have the option to return to a safe and stable home. 

Through SleepOut, participants serve as Advocates and spend a night outside in the cold to stand in solidarity with these young people and fundraise through their personal networks. 

As the sole provider of comprehensive services for young people between the ages of 12 and 24 at risk for or experiencing homelessness, Waypoint offers resources for a safe night’s sleep and a range of support services that lead to long-term stability. The 14-bed shelter in Manchester is the state’s only low-barrier shelter and safe space dedicated to young people ages 18 to 24 with services tailored to their unique developmental needs and individualized care. Waypoint also provides runaway and homeless youth prevention, street outreach, transitional housing and rapid rehousing services.