Twitchell Named 2018 “HR Hero”
The accolade honors an exceptional human resources leader who has made a profound impact on their organization, the local community and the industry as a whole.
The accolade honors an exceptional human resources leader who has made a profound impact on their organization, the local community and the industry as a whole.
What do 43.5 million Americans have in common? They are caregivers: unsung heroes providing personal care for a family member or loved one.
The rating – the highest possible – from the US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services signifies exceptional care at CCNH’s nursing facilities.
Michael McDonough hired as Executive Director, Marketing and Communications.
The event raised more than $136,000, most of which goes toward the agency’s Emergency Services Fund that provides emergency assistance and vital services to poor and vulnerable residents of all faiths throughout New Hampshire.
Tom Blonski and Paul Janampa cover CCNH’s work on WSMN-AM Nashua’s “United Way Community Connections” radio show with host Mike Apfelberg.
Robert was at the top of his career until he faced medical hardship. He lost his job, was facing eviction, and was “desperate and broken.” That changed when he came to CCNH’s office in Concord.
Doris Boutin-Cyr is like many who downsize and move to a senior living center. Discover why tenants at CCNH’s senior living communities make that decision with grace.
The 13th Annual Mardi Gras Gala, is a fun-filled evening supporting the 1-in-13 poor and vulnerable New Hampshire residents.
Our Sunday Visitor newsweekly recognized Rev. John Mahoney among its “Catholics of the Year 2017” for his work as director of CCNH’s Counseling Services.