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.
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.
Manchester Citizenship Center begins its second year of providing free legal clinics to Greater Manchester residents who want to become citizens.
Catholic Charities NH will relocate to The Holiday Center in downtown Berlin.
Mt. Carmel, St. Vincent, and Warde centers earn top rating.
Jeffrey Lacroix brings seven years of experience in skilled nursing and long-term healthcare, including five years as an administrator in central Maine.
Gaston Gros joined CCNH as a paralegal with its Immigration & Refugees Services program.
CCNH and the Currier Museum of Art will co-host a program to help families with loved ones who struggle with addiction.