To support its mission of helping children and families navigate the grief process, Friends of Aine is holding its 6th annual Gala March 26 at 6:30 p.m. at the DoubleTree by Hilton Manchester Downtown.
Girls at Work focuses much attention on giving young girls experience that will boost their confidence so they can perform at their best, academically and in their own lives, from an empowered place. Founder Elaine Hamel stressed the importance of teaching girls early on what they are capable of and what connecting them to this mindset can do to change their lives for the better.
Teams, individuals and socialized dogs are welcome.
Kadyja Harris found herself homeless at just 17 years old, couch surfing in friends’ homes and utilizing temporary drop-in centers for food and clothing in the Manchester area. Like the hundreds of other homeless residents living day to day in New Hampshire, Harris didn’t know that there were options to change her life. But it was after two years of scraping by that she came in contact with a case manager from the Transitional Living Program at Waypoint.
The year-long program consists of 16 weekly sessions and 3 sessions every other week during the first 6 months followed by monthly sessions in the second 6 months.
Race start is at 9 a.m., Saturday April 30 at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium in Manchester.
Bank of America has made a $50,000 donation worth 100,000 meals to the New Hampshire Food Bank to address food insecurity in the state. In New Hampshire, Feeding America estimates one in nine people are facing food insecurity, including 12 percent of New Hampshire children. As the pandemic continues, hunger relief organizations in New Hampshire and across the country are facing ongoing challenges such as increased demand for their services and rising food prices.
he organization’s mission is to deliver financial advice that brings client’s confidence, simplicity, and success is founded on their core values of Integrity, Health, Family, Client Focus, Growth, and Philanthropy.
The highly successful Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program launched January 24, 2022, by Granite United Way, in partnership with Citizens, which generously supports the program with a $50,000 contribution.
Yes, Ken Norton brought professional credentials and years of clinical experience to his executive director work at NAMI NH. But the wins during his 11 years in that role also demanded persistent optimism and patience.
Your contribution will support the center’s efforts to provide mental health services for children, teens and adults who otherwise would go untreated. Help make a difference in the lives of those who are challenged with mental illness!
The search for a new building to headquarter the Salvation Army of Greater Derry is down to the wire. Only four months remain until the organization that serves hundreds of homeless and disadvantaged people and families finds itself essentially homeless.