CSoC News and Events

So, what are your plans for after graduation? Some high school students might cringe at the question, but not Maison Herbert, a Salem High School senior who is attending Syracuse University in the fall.

Communities and organizations across New Hampshire are offering a variety of trainings, webinars, awareness events, advocacy opportunities, and celebrations throughout Mental Health Awareness Month.

May is Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month. It is a time to recognize the prevalence of perinatal mental health conditions and that there is help.

New Hampshire youth are officially invited to share their voices, creativity, and lived experiences in this year’s Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest—now open for submissions through April 26. 

During the recent NAMI New Hampshire Annual Conference, the NAMI Next Gen NH ambassadors, a group of advocates ages 18 to 25, opened up about the realities of mental health advocacy while navigating college, work, and their own wellbeing.

Important information regarding the eighth annual Magnify Voices Celebration Event.

In 2026, we’re keeping an eye on several bills that could impact children’s behavioral health in New Hampshire. Lawmakers really do want to hear from families, educators, providers, and advocates.

The New Hampshire Children’s System of Care (CSoC) is now welcoming submissions for the eighth annual Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest.

This exhibit features Magnify Voices artwork that illustrates their experiences with mental health, created by NH students in grades 5 through 12.

The holiday season is stressful in different ways for so many of us. Young people are not immune to this overscheduled, overwhelming time of year. From high school students to

Keeping track of your family’s healthcare needs can be immensely challenging – especially amidst ongoing changes in programs and services at both the state and federal level.

Focusing on your family’s mental health can be a struggle when basic necessities are uncertain. Families across the Granite State are increasingly challenged to secure family needs such as housing, food, heating, and other essential needs. Thankfully, organizations in every corner of the state are working to support NH families.

Before the homework and permission slips start piling up, grab a moment to connect with resources available to support your family’s mental health.

While the lazy days of summer can be a welcome respite from the action-packed school year, summertime can also present challenges to maintaining support for family mental health. New Hampshire’s

When I was invited to attend the Magnify Voices Expressive Arts Contest Celebration at the Currier Museum, I knew it would be an enriching experience, but my expectations were exceeded significantly.

During May’s Mental Health Awareness Month, 80 New Hampshire students shared artwork depicting their journey with mental health through the Seventh Annual Magnify Voices Expressive Art Contest.

The past few months have brought many challenges, but they have also highlighted the importance of resilience, connection, and community. In uncertain times, coming together and finding support in one another can make all the difference.