The mad rush is on, as businesses spent the last week filing for some of the $349 billion worth of federally guaranteed loans, loans that – for the most part – they won’t have to pay back. Those funds, however, are finite and going fast.
Simple changes to settings can keep your video conference safe.
NH Center for Nonprofits Executive Director Kathleen Reardon said the center conducted a survey the week of March 23 about the impact Covid-19 was having on nonprofits. Of the more than 300 respondents, 85 percent said they were already experiencing or anticipate experiencing financial hardships. In addition, 50 percent of nonprofits reported an increase in staff and/or volunteer absences and 67 percent have had to cancel or reduce services.
Homeless advocates and officials have struggled in recent weeks to develop a solution for how to house and keep socially-distanced the state’s homeless population.
Citing patient confidentiality, officials declined to identify the facilities or say where they are located, exactly how many have seen cases or what type of institutions they are.
Story produced by NHPR for MANCHESTER, NH — At a press conference earlier this week, state officials acknowledged that they’re aware of cases of COVID-19 at a number of New Hampshire health facilities serving the elderly or medically fragile — but they have declined to identify those facilities, citing privacy concerns. NHPR has learned that …
Along with increasing food purchasing, the New Hampshire Food Bank is working with agencies across the state to provide resources and to understand where the need is greatest.
Two weeks ago, while watching the news and speaking with a co-worker on the phone, Win Fream, the senior director of product design and development at sports safety equipment producer Cascade Maverick Lacrosse became convinced his company needed to continue producing protective gear, but for the medical community rather than athletes.
New Hampshire had the nation’s steepest increase in the number of unemployment claims last week, perhaps – but not necessarily – indicating an even sharper downturn in the state’s economy than the rest of the country.
Gorham Paper and Tissue has made its White Mountain Tissue available to its employees as well as to local stores in Coos County.
New Hampshire hospitals are bracing for a major crisis as severe cases of COVID-19 threaten to overwhelm the state’s capacity to treat patients.
Healthcare providers across New Hampshire are adjusting to a new coronavirus reality. They’re also preparing for an even bleaker possible future – one that includes a surge in patients requiring critical care as the virus continues to spread.