Past Newsletters
Read our past newsletters, aimed at improving the behavioral health of Granite State children, youth and their families through a network of resources and support.
2024
March / April Newsletter
The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care March / April 2024 newsletter includes a wide variety of information and resources ranging from Magnify Voices to summer camps, children’s resiliency retreats, and more.
2024
January / February Newsletter
The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care January / February 2024 newsletter includes a wide variety of information and resources ranging from a look into the legislative session, food insecurity and more.
2023
November / December Newsletter
2023
September / October Newsletter
The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care September / October 2023 newsletter includes a wide variety of resources ranging from tips to make mental health part of your back to school routine, to suicide prevention resources for both parents and youth.
2023
July / August Newsletter
The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care July / August 2023 newsletter includes a wide variety of resources ranging from a Q&A with CSoC’s Behavioral Health Equity Workgroup, to upcoming webinars and notable news articles.
2023
May / June Newsletter
The May / June 2023 newsletter includes a wide variety of resources ranging from Magnify Voices celebration event info, to summer camp recommendations, and additional events and happenings across the state during Mental Health Awareness Month.
2023
March / April Newsletter
View the New Hampshire Children’s System of Care March / April 2023 newsletter to get resources ranging from upcoming events and noteworthy news articles, to Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest information.
2023
January / February Newsletter
The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care Winter 2023 newsletter provided families with an assembled list of resources focused on improving the behavioral and mental health of NH children, youth and families. Topics range from family-led programs for children ages birth through five with emotional challenges, to supervision and rehabilitative services, a centralized contact center for individuals experiencing a mental health and/or substance use crisis, and more.
