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| 21st Century Out of School Time | 21C keeps schools open beyond school hours to provide a safe place for homework help, enrichment activities, before- and after-school child care, family activities, mentoring and childcare resource and referral for all children, youth, and families in the community. |
| Association for Community Health Improvement | is the premier national association for community health, healthy communities and community benefit. We convene and support leaders from the health care, public health, community and philanthropic sectors to help achieve shared community health goals, and work with hundreds of members to strengthen community health through education, peer networking and the dissemination of practical tools. |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters | BBBS matches children ages 6 through 18 with mentors in professionally supported one-to-one relationships. We have volunteer programs in communities across the country ? including yours |
| Child and Family Services | CFS is an independent nonprofit agency dedicated to advancing the well-being of children by providing an array of social services to strengthen family life and by promoting community commitment to the needs of children. |
| Cinnamon Street | At Cinnamon Street, our mission is to provide families in and around Sullivan County with developmentally appropriate early education and child care by well trained professionals that is in an atmosphere that is positive and nurturing for children of diverse backgrounds and abilities between the ages of 6 weeks and 12 years. |
| Community Alliance of Human Services | Formed in 1991, Community Alliance of Human Services is a private, not-for-profit organization providing a wide range of services to individuals and families in and around Sullivan County. Services are provided through six major service areas and intersect the family and the community through public and private partnerships. Alliance services include:Family Services , Public Assistance ,Public Transportation Services ,Home Health Services , Senior Housing. |
| Connecticut Valley Home Care | Adult Day Care, Bereavement, Clinics/Screenings, Community Education, Companions, Diabetes Education, Enteral Nutrition, HIV Program, Home Health Aide, Homemaker, Hospice, Intravenous Therapy, Maternal/Child Health, Medical Social Services, Newborn Assessment, Nursing, Nutrition, Occupational Therapy, Pediatric High Tech, Personal Care, Physical Therapy, Private Duty, Psychiatric Nursing, Rehab Nursing, Respite Care, Speech Therapy, Telehomecare, Total Parenteral Nutrition. |
| Covered Bridge Counseling | |
| Division for Children, Youth, and Families | test DCYF manages protective programs on behalf of New Hampshire's children, youth and their families. DCYF staff provide a wide range of family-centered services with the goal of meeting a parent's and a child's needs and strengthening the family system. Services are designed to support families and children in their own homes and communities whenever possible. |
| Familystrength | helping families and individuals in New Hampshire by providing them with hope, resources and opportunities to successfully meet these types of significant life challenges. For twenty-two years, Familystrength has been providing high quality mental health services to people in distress including family therapy, crisis intervention, parent education, couples or individual therapy, and advocating and coordinating for our clients with schools, state agencies or other community groups. |
| Girls Inc | Our mission and passion is to help girls achieve their personal best through one-on-one attention, leadership development, a talented staff and volunteers, a wide range of enrichment programs, and a caring family environment. |
| Good Beginnings | Good Beginnings matches a trained volunteer with a family for a period of at least three months. Each week the volunteer comes to the family's home for a few hours to offer help wherever it is needed... providing a supportive friend during this special time , answering questions , respite child care , providing transportation , preparing meals , doing light chores, running errands, linking families to community resources. |
| Headrest | Headrest has been providing services to individuals with a substance usage disorder for 35 years. The services that we offer include transitional living, residential detox, outpatient counseling and a 24/7 crisis hotline. Please take the time to review this website to learn more about our services and how they can benefit you. |
| http://www.goshennh.org/ | Town of Goshen, NH |
| New England School of Addiction Studies | NULL |
| New Futures | New Futures is a non-profit, non-partisan, advocacy organization working to reduce underage alcohol problems and increase access to addiction treatment in NH. New Futures is best known for its advovacy training program (Community Leadership Initiative), which helps interested individuals make their voices heard at the state level. Our efforts to help communities address the problems associated with underage drinking are guided by Recommendations for Success: New Hampshire's Strategy to Reduce Underage Alcohol Problems. |
| New Hampshire Healthy Kids (NHHK) | NHHK is a non-profit organization providing access to low-cost and free health coverage options for New Hampshire?s uninsured children and teens. NHHK works in partnership with the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Northeast Delta Dental, hospitals, community health centers, healthcare providers, schools and social service agencies across New Hampshire to connect uninsured children with the healthcare services they need to stay healthy and go to school ready to learn. |
| Newport Chamber of Commerce | Newport Chamber of Commerce |
| Newport Enrichment Team | Providing safe places & activities for Teens in the Newport Area |
| Parents as Teachers | Parents as Teachers |
| PathWays | If you, a family member, or someone close to you has a disability, we?re here to help. We are PathWays of the River Valley, a community-based non-profit agency that supports people with developmental disabilities and brain injuries and their families throughout Sullivan and Lower Grafton Counties. |
| Southwestern Community Services | SCS is one of six community action agencies throughout New Hampshire, and part of the larger network of 70 agencies in New England and nearly 900 agencies nationwide. We have been serving the needs of our citizens for more than 41 years, beginning in 1965 when President Lyndon Johnson waged his ?War on Poverty.? Over these 41 years our programs have evolved and expanded to keep pace with the constantly changing needs of our citizens. We strive to stay in touch with the real needs of the people |
| The Friends Program | The Friends Program, a private, non-profit United Way supported agency, matches volunteer adult mentors in one-on-one relationships with children ages 6-17 in the following Sullivan County towns: SAU 43: Newport, Sunapee, Croydon; SAU 71: Goshen-Lempster, SAU 75: Grantham; SAU 65: Springfield and other Kearsarge Regional School district towns. Mentors are selectively matched with students in consultation with school guidance staff. Mentors meet with students 1-2 hours each week, either at a school or out in the community. For more information contact: The Friends Program, Newport/Kearsarge Area Office, 167 Summer St., Newport, NH 03773, 863-5200, tkneeland@friendsprogram.org, www.friendsprogram.org |
| Turning Points Network | strives to end all forms of domestic abuse, sexual assault and stalking in our community by enhancing the safety and well-being of individuals and families through empowerment and advocacy; helping create a community responsive to all victims and survivors; and working for social change through education, outreach and systems advocacy. |
| United Way | In more than 350 communities and states, Success By 6 coalitions are driving lasting community change to help young children succeed -- in school and life. SB6 coalitions are galvanizing business, government and nonprofit leaders around early learning. They're improving the quality of child care, educating parents, supporting better health and higher literacy and building public will for policies, programs and budgets helping young children come to school ready to succeed. In 2005, in partnership with the Ad Council and Civitas, United Way launched Born Learning, the public engagement campaign helping parents and caregivers create early learning opportunities for young children. It includes public service announcements, a Web site (www.BornLearning.org), education material for parents and community mobilization help for coalitions engaged in advocacy. |
| University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension | provides New Hampshire citizens with research-based education and information, enhancing their ability to make informed decisions that strengthen youth, families and communities, sustain natural resources, and improve the economy. |
| West Central Behavioral Health | WCBH is a nonprofit, community-based, mental health organization serving the needs of individuals and families in New Hampshire's lower Grafton and Sullivan Counties. We offer a wide range of specialized services for individuals of every age who are struggling with emotional, behavioral or addictive disorders. Since mental health disorders occur across a spectrum, from mild to severe, West Central Behavioral Health tailors its services accordingly. We provide a full continuum of care, including outpatient, emergency, case management, residential and continuing care services. Our unique alliance with Dartmouth-Hitchcock allows us to coordinate hospital-based services. |
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