Posts by Chris Dugan
The Safe Sports Network has received a $60,000 grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation to help further the organization’s mission of providing access, education, information, and resources to young athletes across Southern New Hampshire.
To bring to light a harsh reality of youth homeless in NH, Waypoint’s Erin Kelly suggests visualizing a group of 30 young people. It may be a high school sports team, choir, or even a large classroom of students. Odds are very good that one of those students does not have a secure place to live.
In gratitude and support of the COVID-19 efforts of local first responders and front-line health care workers, the UpReach Therapeutic Equestrian Center has launched “Caring Connections” a program designed to help combat compassion fatigue.
SolutionHealth (parent organization of Elliot Health System and Southern New Hampshire Health) and Home Health & Hospice Care (HHHC) have executed a joint letter of intent (LOI) to discuss the value of combining services to better serve people of southern New Hampshire.
The 13th annual Subaru Share the Love® Event will help deliver nutritious meals and compassion to seniors across Hillsborough County
The Queen City Rotary Club is pleased to announce a donation of two special cleaning machines to the Manchester Police Department (MPD) to protect the force and the public from COVID-19.
Even in good times, restaurants face a broad range of challenges and according to some statistical models, fewer than 50 percent of start-ups do not make it past year one. Now layer in the challenge of a global pandemic and it seems a steep hill to climb.
Like many local leaders faced with the COVID-19 pandemic, SEE Science Center’s Peter Gustafson began to think on the fly when it became apparent in mid-March that a new normal wasn’t just on the horizon, it was here. Now.
“At the core is our mission is the belief that each child learns differently,” says Spark Director Denis Mailloux. “And rather than try to fit a student into a pre-determined path, our approach seeks to customize a plan of action for each.”
NH Senior Games for 2020 are cancelled.
Now celebrating our 32nd year of community service, The Way Home is a non-profit dedicated to helping low-income households obtain and sustain safe, affordable housing throughout the state of New Hampshire. Since 1988, we have assisted more than 22,000 homeless and high-risk families, individuals, veterans, and special needs clients with their housing needs.
The Queen City Rotary Club is sponsoring a food drive this Saturday to support local youth organizations including MPAL, The Boys & Girls Club and Girls Inc.
The state’s largest health plan has partnered with the Missouri-based company, the TeleDentists, to offer the new program to its 25,000 NH subscribers
Salary reductions for senior staff; reduced hours for other employees part of health system’s response to COVID-19.
Hospital officials, community members, patients and donors gathered to share progress on the Cancer Center and thank and recognize the many who are helping make the 33-million-dollar project a reality.
Hooksett’s Don Gonville pays it forward as Elliot Health System announces opening of new cancer center.
Direct Primary Care is taking hold in New Hampshire, simplifying health services, eliminating insurance requirements and even making house calls!
As part of its mission to promote health and well-being for youth athletes across the region, the Safe Sports Network is hosting a series of special events in recognition of Youth Sports Safety Week (Nov. 9-16)
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