LACONIA — An article that was published on Tuesday, regarding Isaiah 61 Cafe's plans for a cold-weather, low-barrier shelter, might have left some readers confused about the services provided by Belknap House. Colleen Garrity, president of Belknap House, clarified that the nonprofit organization offers shelter, case management and life skills coaching for families experiencing homelessness in Belknap County, and that families may stay there for as long as necessary for them to regain self-sufficiency.

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