Opioid abatement community grant program awards more than $378K to NH organizations

read more…: Opioid abatement community grant program awards more than $378K to NH organizations

Granite United Way last week announced the results of the first Opioid Abatement Community Grants Program (OACGP) responsive grant cycle, awarding $378,723 to 26 organizations across New Hampshire (NH). The funded projects will support a wide range of evidence-informed and community-driven initiatives designed to address the opioid crisis.

Granite United Way CEO Patrick Tufts stepping down after 20 years of social good

read more…: Granite United Way CEO Patrick Tufts stepping down after 20 years of social good

Granite United Way announces that Patrick Tufts, President and CEO, will be stepping down from his role at the end of the year. His departure follows two decades of innovative leadership for the organization. Under Tufts’ guidance, the organization has experienced exceptional growth and made a significant impact in communities across New Hampshire and Vermont. 

Youth Enrichment Partnership celebrates first year providing critical services

read more…: Youth Enrichment Partnership celebrates first year providing critical services

The groundbreaking collaborative serving Manchester’s youth is celebrated its first year on Sept. 24, 2019, at the Manchester Police Athletic League (MPAL.) The celebration featured a retrospective of the year, with partner organizations sharing first-hand experiences of working with youth across Manchester.

Better Together: Kids are the winners thanks to UNH STEM Lab collaborative partners

read more…: Better Together: Kids are the winners thanks to UNH STEM Lab collaborative partners

When I did my student teaching at a middle school in Manchester, I remember many days of feeling overwhelmed by the challenges some students faced. The onset of adolescence alone can be a turbulent time. Combine that with factors such as financial instability, trauma, mental health issues and lack of support systems, and it can become a nearly impossible time for youth to navigate successfully.

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