Moving Lives Forward
Over the past year, you provided a better life for hundreds of thousands of New Hampshire residents. This includes:
1-in-12
New Hampshire residents directly benefitting from our wide range of services.
21,752
Miles driven by CareGivers Caring Rides volunteers helping seniors get to vital medical appointments, dialysis appointments and the grocery store.
5,458
Total household members benefitting from the emergency assistance, financial literacy training and other support provided by Community Services.
3,137
Teletherapy and in-person sessions provided by our Mental Health Counseling Services program.
2,325
Hours of social interaction provided by the Monadnock at Home, fostering community and preventing isolation among seniors.
221
Parents of young children who become more confident, self-sufficient parents through the Our Place pregnancy and parenting education program.
202
Community veterans provided with assistance around everyday needs, such as food, clothing and transportation through Liberty House.
80
Children whose futures are positively impacted through the services they and their mothers receive at New Generation.
36
Online support groups conducted to help NH residents cope with the death of a loved one, job loss or broken personal relationships.
2020 changed everything with the COVID pandemic – requests for our assistance rose to levels like never before. Yet, as 2021 showed us, the need for our various programs continues to grow across all corners of the state – and your support allows us to more effectively meet this demand and bring hope and stability to hundreds of more lives.
Our mission is to respond to those in need with programs that heal, comfort and empower. This carries a different meaning for every child, teen, adult, family and senior with whom we work.
It means doing all we can to help a two-year-old child and his family keep a roof over their heads. It means instilling confidence in a mother who grew up in a broken home that – yes – she can raise her children in a loving and secure environment. And it means bringing a smile to the face of a young adult – for the first time in many years – as he finally breaks free from a lifelong struggle with trauma and depression.