How You Are Moving Lives Forward

Strengthening Mental Health – Counseling Services

• 80% of clients indicate positive behavior change.
• 79% of clients report a reduction of symptoms.
• 79% of clients report improvements in their overall quality of life.

Building Secure Families – Our Place

• 100% of parents in our pregnancy & parenting education program note improvements in their parenting knowledge.
• 91% of parents noted improvements in their parenting skills.

Helping Homebound Seniors Avoid Isolation – The CareGivers

• 97% of homebound seniors say their quality of life improved because of our services.
• 96% of clients indicated that we helped preserve their wishes to live independently.
• 92% of clients are able to afford prescriptions, utilities and other costs as a result of Caring Cupboard food deliveries.

Creating Pathways Out of Poverty – Community Services

• 61% of Life Plan clients report improved life situations and achieve major goals they never imagined possible, from creating a household budget and enhancing their financial skills to securing affordable housing to pursuing education and job training.

By the Numbers: 2020

Over the past year, you provided a better life for more than 130,700 New Hampshire residents. This includes:

Creating Pathways Out of Poverty

• 2,836 individuals on paths to long-term success through support services and emergency assistance. (Community Services)

Finding Emotional Healing

• 305 individuals gaining the skills to better cope with life’s difficult situations, find a greater sense of peace and improve their overall quality of life. (Mental Health Counseling Services)

Supporting Homeless & At-Risk Veterans

• 144 struggling and homeless veterans are healing, gaining meaningful employment and getting their lives back on track because of substance-free transitional housing, a supportive environment and other assistance. (Liberty House)

Helping Seniors Live Independent & Fulfilling Lives

• 995 seniors living their live to the fullest everyday through compassionate care in a faith-based environment. (Healthcare Services)
• 586 homebound and disabled seniors with preserved wishes to remain living independently – and knowing they aren’t alone – through delivery, rides to medical appointments and emotional support. (The CareGivers)
• 81 seniors living independently and thriving within their own communities because of volunteer-driven transportation, social opportunities and assistance with everyday home needs. (Monadnock at Home)

Giving Children the Resources to Heal

• 23 children better connecting with others and beginning through specialized services and a unique learning environment. (St. Charles School)

Building Loving & Stable Families

• 105 young mothers and parents, young mothers and parents creating a nurturing and safe environment for their children and be the parents they aspire to be. (Our Place)
• 61 individuals provided with a wide range of placement and post-adoption services that build, strengthen and unify families. (Adoption & Maternity Services)

Welcoming Newcomers

• 486 newcomers achieve their goal of being proud and productive United States citizens through advocacy and high-quality, affordable legal services. (Immigration Legal Services)

Feeding the Hungry

• 17.2 million pounds of food distributed to more than 425 agencies statewide to help food-insecure families and communities. (New Hampshire Food Bank)