Alderman Pat Long came before the Special Committee on Alcohol-Drugs-Youth Services Monday night to propose a lifeline of immediate relief for those struggling with addiction by creating a round-the-clock intervention program.
Challenge to fight addiction through recovery options is only good until November 1st. Donors who give $100 or more will be recognized on a plaque at Farnum North. Gifts may be made in honor of a loved one.
Common Man Family Owner & Founder Alex Ray has issued a $100,000 matching gift challenge to Granite State residents to improve options in our state for friends, family and neighbors seeking recovery, in a partnership with Easter Seals NH.
Addiction touches everyone. People are dying and we need all the help we can get. If you won’t support Hillary, I hope you will support your candidate of choice to wake up and address this critical issue.
It’s the only safe place he knows in this city. He doesn’t want to jinx it, but it feels like the beginning of something he’s never known before; something like stability.
A mothers journey as her son faces down his addiction and enters recovery after his release from prison.
Together, with Hope for NH Recovery, a coalition of community organizations are currently embarking on the creation of a blueprint for action based on a comprehensive approach to environmental strategies, prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery from substance use disorders in the Greater Manchester Region.
“It is shocking that in this day and age, we would leave a group of people struggling with an entirely treatable disease unable to access basic care.” – Tym Rourke, on the need for addiction treatment and services.