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The Resource Hub
Welcome to The Resource Hub! Discover information, resources, and services you need to measurably improve your overall health and well-being as well as that of your family and community.
Whether you are looking for services to prevent, treat, or recover from substance use disorder; resources such as food pantries, emergency housing, or employment programs; or information on healthy recreation and activities, The Resource Hub is a great place to start.
Below, you can create a customized search, look for a particular organization, browse through the categories by topic, or check out the programs and services of our featured partners. The Resource Hub covers the Greater Manchester region.
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Camp Mariposa
Camp Mariposa is a year-round addiction prevention and mentoring program for youth affected by the substance misuse of a family member.
Youth ages 9-12 and 13-17 attend weekend camps six times a year.
Camps offer fun, traditional camp activities combined with education and support sessions.
All program activities are offered to families free of charge!
Camp Mariposa New Hampshire is part of Eluna’s National Camp Mariposa network.
Camp Mariposa
Camp Mariposa is a year-round addiction prevention and mentoring program for youth affected by the substance misuse of a family member.
Youth ages 9-12 and 13-17 attend weekend camps six times a year.
Camps offer fun, traditional camp activities combined with education and support sessions.
All program activities are offered to families free of charge!
Camp Mariposa New Hampshire is part of Eluna’s National Camp Mariposa network.
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Camp Mariposa is a year-round addiction prevention and mentoring program for youth affected by the substance misuse of a family member.
Youth ages 9-12 and 13-17 attend weekend camps six times a year.
Camps offer fun, traditional camp activities combined with education and support sessions.
All program activities are offered to families free of charge!
Camp Mariposa New Hampshire is part of Eluna’s National Camp Mariposa network.
- Website: Substance Misuse Resources | Revive Recovery Residence, Manchester NH
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (888) 317-8312
Eluna's mission
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Million children live in a home with a parent struggling with addiction.
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Annual Camps offer fun activities alongside education and support sessions that build resiliency and ultimately break the cycle of addiction.
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Percent of campers believe they will accomplish their dreams.
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Friends of Aine
Friends of Aine is a 501c3 non-profit organization established to provide bereavement support services to grieving children and families. Borne out of the tragic loss of Aine Marie Phillips (pronounced Ahn-ya) at age 8, and the recognition that bereavement services for Aine’s surviving 5-year-old sister, Bella, were sadly scarce, parents David and Christine set out to fill this void. Friends of Aine was developed to create an enduring legacy for Aine that embodies her spirit and character by helping children and their families who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
For those that have experienced a significant loss, Friends of Aine offers the Good Grief program, bereavement support tailored to children, teens and adults. Grief services are provided by trained professionals who understand the trauma and immense suffering they are going through.
Friends of Aine
Friends of Aine is a 501c3 non-profit organization established to provide bereavement support services to grieving children and families. Borne out of the tragic loss of Aine Marie Phillips (pronounced Ahn-ya) at age 8, and the recognition that bereavement services for Aine’s surviving 5-year-old sister, Bella, were sadly scarce, parents David and Christine set out to fill this void. Friends of Aine was developed to create an enduring legacy for Aine that embodies her spirit and character by helping children and their families who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
For those that have experienced a significant loss, Friends of Aine offers the Good Grief program, bereavement support tailored to children, teens and adults. Grief services are provided by trained professionals who understand the trauma and immense suffering they are going through.
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Friends of Aine is a 501c3 non-profit organization established to provide bereavement support services to grieving children and families. Borne out of the tragic loss of Aine Marie Phillips (pronounced Ahn-ya) at age 8, and the recognition that bereavement services for Aine’s surviving 5-year-old sister, Bella, were sadly scarce, parents David and Christine set out to fill this void. Friends of Aine was developed to create an enduring legacy for Aine that embodies her spirit and character by helping children and their families who are grieving the loss of a loved one.
For those that have experienced a significant loss, Friends of Aine offers the Good Grief program, bereavement support tailored to children, teens and adults. Grief services are provided by trained professionals who understand the trauma and immense suffering they are going through.
Greater Manchester Area
- Website: https://www.friendsofaine.com/
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: (603) 669-1120
- Address: 226 Coolidge Ave Manchester, NH 03102
Friends of Aine's mission:
is to help children and families grieving a death navigate their path to a hopeful future.
Vision:
A world where no child grieves alone.
Values:
Children are our greatest gift. We value Kindness, Compassion, Connections and Courage.
Children are our greatest gift. I am proud to be part of the incredible team of staff and volunteers at Friends of Aine who work tirelessly to fill a vital need for many families in our community who are grappling with grief. As Friends of Aine expands its reach, it is an honor to provide grief resources and training throughout our state and beyond so that no child will grieve alone.
Linda Dinndorf
Director of Strategic Initiatives
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USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs
USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs
FREE summer meals and snacks available to any child through age 18 at schools, parks, and other neighborhood locations. No application needed. To find meal locations, please check the website!
USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs
USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs
FREE summer meals and snacks available to any child through age 18 at schools, parks, and other neighborhood locations. No application needed. To find meal locations, please check the website!
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USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs
FREE summer meals and snacks available to any child through age 18 at schools, parks, and other neighborhood locations. No application needed. To find meal locations, please check the website!
New Hampshire
The SUN Meals program plays a vital role in keeping children nourished and healthy when school is out. By providing nutritious meals throughout the summer, it supports working families and reduces food insecurity, helping to set children up for a healthier future.
Kelly Rambeau
Administrator of NHED’s Bureau of Wellness and Nutrition
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