Suicide Prevention & Community Connection
Suicide prevention is a community effort – and everyone has a role to play! Whether facing struggles, concerns, or just need someone to talk to – 988 is available 24/7 at no cost. Please don’t hesitate to reach out for yourself, or for someone you know.
Back-to-School Tips & Resources
Yellow buses and bulging backpacks will soon herald the official back-to-school season! Many families find this transition from beach to classroom to be exciting, stressful, and chaotic – often simultaneously. […]
Summer Connection Matters
For many children and families, summer is a season filled with possibility. It can be a time to explore new interests, build friendships, spend time outdoors, and create lasting memories. Yet summer can also bring challenges.
Finding Our Way Back to Hope: A Family’s Journey Through Wraparound and Peer Support
There was a time when our world felt impossibly small. Not because our lives were quiet, but because everything had become so overwhelming that we couldn’t see beyond the next crisis, the next phone call, the next decision that felt too big to make alone.
Family Support on Summer Break
While summer offers a great opportunity for extended rest and relaxation, it can also present challenges to maintaining support for family mental health. In good news, there are lots of resources that remain available year-round to support Granite State families.
Magnify Voices Art Contest Focuses on Youth Mental Health, Sets Submission Record
The eighth annual Magnify Voices Expressive Art contest, an initiative of the New Hampshire Children’s System of Care (CSoC), received a record 76 entries from 80 youth across New Hampshire.
2026 Magnify Voices Celebration Event
When and Where May 27, 2026 Kingswood Art Center Wolfeboro, NH Event Details Complimentary Boxed Meal & Exhibit Hours: 5:00 – 6:15 p.m. Auditorium Open: Vendor tables & live music […]
Lights, Camera, Compassion: How Salem High School Senior Maison Herbert Uses Filmmaking to Spotlight Mental Health Awareness
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.
Mental Health Awareness Month is a Great Time to Connect with Support! You Are Not Alone.
Communities and organizations across New Hampshire are offering a variety of trainings, webinars, awareness events, advocacy opportunities, and celebrations throughout Mental Health Awareness Month.
Maternal Mental Health Awareness
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.