Awarded Grants

To recruit additional volunteers, especially males, to serve every child in need in the state and more closely reflect the demographics of the population served by launching a volunteer recruitment awareness campaign 100 Men for 100 Children.

To increase the safety and well-being of NH immigrant families by building organizational capacity to provide a pathway to citizenship for foreign-born residents.

To explore the relationship between seniors and their families by developing a musical theatre piece, Grandma's Lessons, for seniors and their families.

To bring the health center up to date with best practices for medical facilities by purchasing and training staff to use an electronic medical record system.

To keep special needs children in their childcare program by providing their teachers with technical assistance to help them support children with special needs.

The Bhutanese Mental Health Project will address the escalating mental health crisis by enhancing the ability to identify, refer and monitor members of the Bhutanese community at risk for suicide.

To ensure the health and well-being of all students by improving school discipline policies on both a statewide and community basis.

To consider mission expansion by conducting an assessment and business plan for creating a Community Engagement Center/Thrift Store in Durham NH as an extension of its Wildcat Friends Program.

To create a more authentic learning experience for on-line and evening Early Childhood Education (ECE) students by using creative curriculum texts/materials and accompanying videos to enhance the on-line offerings.

To promote the well-being of older adults by providing free health screenings at the Senior Center.

NH programs will become certified in the National Standards of Quality for Family Strengthening and Support leading to a shared identity and strong field.

To establish a statewide system for seriously ill, frail elders to have conversations with loved ones and health providers regarding goals of care and specific life sustaining treatments by having the patient's choices documented on a POLST form (medical orders) as the patient moves among different care settings before they die.