Catholic Charities New Hampshire and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Exeter launched a substance use counseling program in Exeter this month to better address the community’s ability to respond to the statewide opioid epidemic.
More than 300 guests filled the Grappone Conference Center in Concord on Feb. 4 to celebrate Catholic Charities New Hampshire’s 12th annual Mardi Gras Gala. The event netted more than $115,000 for Catholic Charities’ programs that serve the poor and vulnerable.
Seeing blue? The raised awning in front of Mt. Carmel Rehabilitation and Nursing Center is subtly lit in cobalt blue – creating a sense of safety, beauty and serenity at the Manchester site.
The New Hampshire Food Bank, a program of Catholic Charities New Hampshire, is pleased to announce that after a lengthy and intensive national search, Brentwood resident Eileen Groll Liponis has been named the new Food Bank executive director.
Anu R. Mullikin of Auburn and Kevin F. Barrett of Holderness are the two most recent members to join the Board of Trustees at Catholic Charities New Hampshire.
Thomas Mergenov joined Catholic Charities New Hampshire last month as a full-time Grant Writer.
CCNH named Brian May as accounting manager, David Romano as PCS Coordinator in Lebanon, and Kathryn Marchocki as Communications Manager.
In response to New Hampshire’s deadly opioid epidemic, Catholic Charities New Hampshire is sending a team of clinicians skilled in addiction counseling across the state to meet with families coping with this crisis.
CCNH staff celebrate with three clients who became U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony at the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester on Oct. 27. Photos by Bob LaPree
Immigrants ready to apply for U.S. citizenship can get free accredited legal advice and screening at the Manchester Citizenship Center, a pilot project that begins Oct. 29.