Waypoint’s Homeless Youth and Young Adult Services offer support and assistance to young people (ages 12-24) throughout the state who are experiencing housing instability and/or literal homelessness. This ranges from a variety of supports including: Street Outreach, Teen Services, Youth Resource Centers, Transitional Living Programs, Host Homes, Youth Navigation, Rapid Rehousing, and Emergency Shelter.
Learn MoreWaypoint’s Homeless Youth and Young Adult Services offer support and assistance to young people (ages 12-24) throughout the state who are experiencing housing instability and/or literal homelessness. This ranges from a variety of supports including: Street Outreach, Teen Services, Youth Resource Centers, Transitional Living Programs, Host Homes, Youth Navigation, Rapid Rehousing, and Emergency Shelter.
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Village in the Valley provides birth and postpartum support to families across the Greater Boston region. VITV believes it takes a village to grow a family. Whether planning for birth or your Fourth Trimester, our evidence-based, judgment-free support fosters peace of mind while cultivating (or re-cultivating) your “parent gut.”
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We are a trauma-informed, evidence-based, LGBTQ+ affirming doula agency team & wellness collaborative inclusively supporting families from trying to conceive through the early years of parenthood. We provide birth and parenting classes, support groups, family events and parents’ nights out, & photography. We help parents build confidence & community as they build their families. We serve families in MA, NH, ME, VT, & virtually.
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Bridges is a domestic and sexual violence support center providing services to victims of domestic and sexual violence and stalking in the Greater Nashua area. Our services are free and confidential, and translators are available in 140 languages. We provide walk-in services Monday – Friday, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and no appointment is necessary. Please visit our website for more information about our services and programs.
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Safe Harbor Recovery Center is a community center and outpatient facility established in 2016 as a result of a community-driven effort. Safe Harbor helps individuals consider, initiate, and sustain recovery from substance misuse using trained peers with direct and indirect lived experience. We embrace all pathways to better health and consider creative expression a pathway in itself. We offer a full schedule of facilitated recovery groups (SMART, NA, GRASP etc.), employment support and also one-on-one recovery support/peer counseling. Recovery coaching can be useful in any stage of recovery or in or following a state of recurrence or if you are someone trying to make a change in the direction of better health, with “health” defined by you. It can stand alone (community-based recovery is powerful, or it can supplement clinical and other supports). We also offer family support services for those who are indirectly affected by another’s substance use and complications. Our services are confidential, cost-free and available virtually and by walk-in basis. We also offer holistic wellness services like Reiki and auricular ear acupuncture.
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Tia is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker providing mental health treatment primarily in the Upper Valley for individuals 18 years and younger and their parents. Tia focuses primarily on complex childhood trauma and attachment issues, and aims to find neurodivergent-accommodating ways of treatment.
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Connections Peer Support is a non-clinical mental health organization that supports Seacoast community members through Peer Support. We have three main programs at Connections: our daytime Peer Support center in Portsmouth, our Step Up/Step Down Residential Home in Northwood, and our Warmline. All of our programs are FREE to NH adults! Our programs create options to improve emotional and physical health, experience enrichment and the arts, and improve vocational skills. Members regularly participating at Connections Peer Support report fewer hospitalizations, fewer mental health crises, and improved quality of life.
Learn MoreConnections Peer Support is a non-clinical mental health organization that supports Seacoast community members through Peer Support. We have three main programs at Connections: our daytime Peer Support center in Portsmouth, our Step Up/Step Down Residential Home in Northwood, and our Warmline. All of our programs are FREE to NH adults! Our programs create options to improve emotional and physical health, experience enrichment and the arts, and improve vocational skills. Members regularly participating at Connections Peer Support report fewer hospitalizations, fewer mental health crises, and improved quality of life.
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Herbalist, Reiki IV Practitioner & Teacher & Artist for over 18 years, Amanda (Marie-Komisarek) Stanley (she/her) seeks to empower & uplift the community through empowered health via connection with plants. Amanda sells her art at markets, offers consults, treatments, custom herbal products, classes, & certifications in & around the NH Seacoast in person & online.
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