CCNH Awarded NH DOJ Grant to Protect Immigrant Victims
The funding will enable Catholic Charities NH to continue its longstanding work under the Victims of Crime Act.
CCNH Awarded $146K Grant to Support Immigrant Victims of Crime
The grant, covering the period of July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024, will be used to provide Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) casework services.
The Ukraine Crisis: The Latest & FAQ’s
Here is some information to keep you posted on the different ways to help, as well as Catholic Charities NH’s role in the crisis.
CCNH Difference Makers – Kim George
Kim George, managing attorney for our Immigration Legal Services, has been with Catholic Charities New Hampshire for 25 years.
Responding to COVID-19: Immigration Legal Services
Discover how CCNH’s Immigration Legal Services has innovated and adapted to meet the needs of immigrant communities during the pandemic.
CCNH Awarded $25K Grant from Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation
This grant helps immigrants and their families coping with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
CCNH Awarded $146K Grant to Protect Immigrant Victims of Crime
The funding will allow CCNH provide specialized legal services that assist immigrant victims of domestic violence, human trafficking and other crimes.
CCNH Receives Grants To Support Immigrant Victims Of Crime
Both grants will fund specialized legal services as part of the federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), assisting immigrant victims of domestic violence.
CCNH Receives $25K to Assist Victims of Crime
The grant from the Norwin S. & Elizabeth N. Bean Foundation provides immigrant victims of crime with the full legal benefits available to them under immigration law.
Citizenship Center Resumes Free Legal Clinics
Manchester Citizenship Center begins its second year of providing free legal clinics to Greater Manchester residents who want to become citizens.