Awarded Grants

To develop and publish a toolkit and a resource guide for how to implement Complete Streets at the community level.

To effectively serve young adult offenders with alcohol and marijuana violations by educating them, and a parent or adult, on the health and legal implications of misusing substances and to have the My Choice Diversion Program Certified.

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 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 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.

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 identify a coordinated, cost effective and manageable data collection and analysis platform that will allow members of the Coos Coalition for Young Children and Families to track and measure progress on identified indicators.

To more effectively assist those impacted by domestic and sexual violence in Strafford and Rockingham Counties by increasing organizational capacity and efficiency of A Safe Place and Sexual Assault Support Services through a merger.

To expand and strengthen the Connections adult literacy program by incorporating a writing component, developing new web-based resources, integrating instruction in the use of digital media to enhance the literary experience, and presenting companion programs which coordinate with other Council-conducted projects.