Addiction Recovery Coalition of New Hampshire has been awarded $9,000 in grant funding in order to develop an Alternative Peer Group (APG) which will support at-risk youth in the community. This grant is made possible by the University of NH Institute on Disability, which recently received State Opioid Response Funds from the NH Department of Health and Human Services to
ARCNH is collecting back to school supplies for the Boys and Girls Club of Souhegan Valley. Donations can be dropped off at ARCNH (180 Elm St, Suite E, Milford, NH) between now and August 12, 2022. ARCNH is open M-F 8am-4pm. Please consider donating the following items: backpacks, lunch boxes, pencils, pens, markers, crayons, highlighters, pencil pouches, notebooks, folders, glue
As a Community Recovery Center ARCNH is dependent upon the support of our generous community. So many of you already help us in so many ways and for that we are incredibly grateful. On November 30th we are participating in Giving Tuesday which is another excellent opportunity for us to come together as a Community to build capacity for SUD
You may have noticed our resource page titled “Stage an Intervention”. If you’ve really read it you’ll know we don’t really recommend you give an intervention, at least not an “As Seen On TV” intervention. People with Substance Use Disorder (SUD) or people struggling with use are first and foremost people. So think about how you would feel if your
Who are you in the hardest moments of your life? When everything seems to be working against you how do you behave? I believe most of us would be hard pressed to do much more than make it through. Jeff Grigg however, is not most of us. His life, up to today, has been filled with adversity. Yet, he’s here