Webster House Information

Since 1884 the Webster House has been providing a safe haven for children unable to live at home. The home was originally called "The Manchester Children's Home" and in 1976 the name was changed to "The Webster House". Local churches along with the Amoskeag Mills helped launch this home that continues to serve children today and well into the future. The Webster House is and always has been a private, non-profit home that has enjoyed a unique relationship with the surrounding community. The public has always partnered with the home helping support us in so many ways. We are truly blessed to have such a committed public behind us as well as a strong, supportive staff and Board of Directors. We are committed to the children that come to live at Webster House. We support them as they address their issues all the while never forgetting that they are children first and foremost and need to keep a balance between their hard work ahead of them and the joys of childhood. Your friendship and generosity has allowed us to continue on with our mission that dates back to 1884. We welcome your continued support as we meet today's challenges while preparing for tomorrows. On behalf of all the children at Webster House past, present and future I want to thank you for everything for allowing us to be there for those in need.