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Makin’ Collaboration Happen!

Makin’ Collaboration Happen!

by Chris Duhaime | Dec 11, 2024 | Featured, Makin’ It Happen in the 603

This month, we had the exciting opportunity to bring our mission of collaboration to life in a fresh and meaningful way! When Tammie Paul from Constellation Energy reached out, we were thrilled to offer our office space for their professional development day. But what...
2024-2025 Community Of Care Collaborative Kickoff!

2024-2025 Community Of Care Collaborative Kickoff!

by Chris Duhaime | Sep 24, 2024 | Featured, Recovery Ready Community

On Tuesday, September 10, 2024, we celebrated the kickoff of our 2024-2025 Community of Care Collaborative meetings! The Community of Care Collaborative meeting focuses on bringing together providers across the continuum of care along the four pillars of Homelessness...
September Meeting: The Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative’s First Year of Impact and Future Vision

September Meeting: The Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative’s First Year of Impact and Future Vision

by Chris Duhaime | Sep 24, 2024 | Featured, Happening Now, Makin ’It Happen Together, Manchester, Prevention

Six months ago, the Manchester Youth Wellness and Prevention Collaborative was simply an ambitious idea envisioned by Makin’ It Happen and Amoskeag Health. They launched the concept, uncertain if it would take hold, but driven to make a meaningful difference. By...

Pedaling for Prevention

by Chris Duhaime | Apr 23, 2021 | Uncategorized

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Suicide prevention starts with awareness. Here a Suicide prevention starts with awareness. 

Here are a couple things that stand out to us in this data:
- New Hampshire’s suicide rate is higher than the national average. 
- 54% of suicides in New Hampshire involved a firearm.
- 15,067 calls were made to New Hampshire’s 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in 2025.

Knowing the signs, starting the conversation, and knowing where to turn for help can make a difference. If you or someone you know is struggling, you’re not alone. Call or text 988 for free, confidential support, 24/7.

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Hey caregivers and parents! Join us for our Rais Hey caregivers and parents! 

Join us for our Raising Resilience Workshop series starting September 17th! Every Thursday virtually via zoom from 12-1 PM, we’ll chat about family communication, parenting tips, and how to support our youth.

Let’s come together to build a healthier more resilient community! 🤍

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September is suicide prevention awareness month. September is suicide prevention awareness month. 

Here is your reminder to check in on your friends, family, loved ones, and yourself. You are not alone. Help is available 24/7 by calling or texting 988.

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August 31st is #InterntionalOverdoseAwarenessDay. August 31st is #InterntionalOverdoseAwarenessDay. August 31st is #InternationalOverdoseAwarenessDay. We’re extending love and support to those who have experienced loss or been impacted by overdose. We encourage everyone in our community to learn how to prevent overdose. Together, we can #EndOverdose

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