Posts by Kelly Burch
Granite staters say that freelance work gives them control, and career options that they might not otherwise have had in a rural state.Â
During COVID, the recovery community is facing challenges, but is determined to continue making strides against addiction in New Hampshire.
The president and CEO of Waypoint, which operates roughly 27 social services programs in New Hampshire, says that the worst of the pandemic may be yet to come as families feel the economic fallout.
During the pandemic, Outdoor Pride instituted an open book financial policy to ensure all employees that the company was on solid footing.Â
Deb Brown’s business, SaveYour.Town, embraces a bit of chaos and touts action rather than excessive planning as the key to small-town success.Â
The Concord nonprofit has been focused on relationships during the pandemic.Â
New Hampshire organizations say that families are normally well protected from homelessness, but in the past few weeks they’ve seen more families without housing.Â
During a year when many New Hampshire families are struggling to find childcare solutions that allow parents to work while students learn remotely, the school wanted to ensure that its 510 employees wouldn’t have to choose between working and supervising their own kids, said Timothy J. Powers, headmaster of Pinkerton Academy.
Amid a surge in interest in homeschool for the 2020-2021 school year, experienced homeschoolers are adopting the role of consultants for parents just getting started.Â
Advanced Kiosks allows people to complete tasks like purchasing tickets or paying bills without any person-to-person interaction. Now, their newest offering screens temperatures and prompts patrons to wear masks.Â