Assistance Canine Training Services will be able to train more service dogs, as well as launch a compassionate therapy dog program, with help from a $10,000 grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Daisy Hale Fund.
The New Hampshire Council on Developmental Disabilities is soliciting requests for proposals. The Council has set aside a total of $83,569.00 of federal funds for fiscal support for entities to recruit, hire, and train public health workers to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and prepare for future public health challenges (this may include temporary staffing and/or independent contractors).
Several Manchester non-profits included in CDFA’s $5M in tax credits to strengthen community.
Granite United Way is looking to partner with area non-profits to help fund programs that enrich the community.
Local artists showcase new design to enhance pedestrian and bike trail.
Dust off your golf clubs and come join us for a day on the links! On Monday, June 27 we will be hosting our Putts for Pups Golf Classic at the gorgeous Stonebridge Country Club in Goffstown. Play a round of golf, have some lunch, all while helping Second Chance Ranch Rescue.
Thanks to the Earn-A-Bike Program 140 elementary school students will be proud owners of a new refurbished bicycle package, or an athletic equipment package. The packages are designed to help the students have a healthy, active summer.
“In my experience, removing obstacles and creating an environment that is welcoming to everyone is the first step in creating a community wherein everyone grows and thrives,” Jené Riley said. “I am honored to represent the YMCA of Downtown Manchester in our efforts to strengthen social integration, education, and health promotion for everyone.”
Emergency shelters had to put in pandemic safety measures, which reduced the number of beds available. With the housing vacancy rate remaining at less than 2 percent over the past three years, many people experiencing homelessness in 2021 “stayed in places not meant for human habitation as their only solution to survival,” according to the report.
“MTA is excited to partner with the Nature Conservancy in order to bring this pilot program to life,” said Mike Whitten, executive director of the Manchester Transit Authority. “Connecting passengers with natural spaces like our state parks and forests offers so many benefits and we’re thrilled to do our part to eliminate transportation as a barrier to access for members of our community.”
St. Teresa Rehabilitation & Nursing Center, a Catholic Charities NH senior living community in Manchester, has named Catherine Sturk as its newest administrator.
MANCHESTER, NH – The Queen City Rotary Club is excited to announce that it is now accepting applications for youth-centered grants. “We had to pause our grant process a bit due to COVID-19,” said Club President Monica Labonville. “But now we’re pleased to share that we will be awarding several grants later this spring to worthy …