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 promote more effective and efficient service delivery for New Hampshire’s children and their families by enhancing coordination and alignment within the child and family serving systems.

To strengthen capacity of primary care providers to participate in Medicaid Care Management system and promote integrated care delivery.

To promote the importance of investing in early childhood by increasing the capacity of Spark NH to reach a broad audience of influential NH leaders with Bedrock messaging.

To improve the lives of low-income and vulnerable residents of NH through capacity-building programs, tactics, and resources to improve the public policy impact of advocates for low-income and vulnerable people.

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

To raise awareness about the importance of early childhood and the impact of toxic stress by supporting a national keynote speaker at the conference A Future Without Violence.

To develop a strong field for Immigrant Integration in New Hampshire by convening practitioners for peer-to-peer learning, training, and technical assistance via a Community of Practice.

To identify and provide recommendations around the rates of child abuse and neglect in the State of NH as well as the capacity, needs and funding of specialized medical personnel and other key responders to needs of these children by completing a needs assessment.

To strengthen connections among cross-sector stakeholders working regionally and at the state level to implement shared early childhood goals by providing a Collective Impact Workshop for Spark NH membership and other regional coalitions.

To continue to develop shared identity among stakeholders and strengthen knowledge within the field of elders by convening stakeholders for planning, training and consensus building.