“We’re thrilled to once again be part of Share the Love,” said Meals on Wheels President Jon Eriquezzo. “This is a wonderful partnership with Subaru that supports a great cause.” READ MORE
As part of its ongoing mission to provide student-athletes with a healthy and vibrant future, the Safe Sports Network is pleased to announce Youth Sports Safety Week, November 13 – 20, 2021. READ MORE
The downstream impacts of grief, particularly among younger children, can be devastating. However, thanks to a newly opened house on the city’s West Side, more resources and programs are now available for those in need. READ MORE
To help further its mission and increase services and programs for area youth, Safe Sports recently appointed James Hamel as the agency’s Director of Development. READ MORE
Against the backdrop of a newly renovated space, friends and supporters of UpReach Therapeutic Riding Center frequently used words like “family” when discussing the organization’s new area. READ MORE
Reflecting recently on a successful career in athletic training that includes a literal who’s who of sports figures and athletes, Queen City native Mark A. Letendre, ATC is more excited about supporting the next generation of sports medicine professionals. READ MORE
Equal servings of great barbeque and outstanding local music will be on the menu as Meals on Wheels of Hillsborough County presents “Jam Fest” on Saturday, September 25 at Sherman’s Pit Stop in Wilton. The free outdoor concert will feature more than nine hours of live music and all of the musician’s tip proceeds will benefit the agency. READ MORE
As part of its ongoing mission to support and enhance aspiring sports medicine professionals, NHMI (New Hampshire Musculoskeletal Institute)/SSN (Safe Sports Network) is excited to announce that Emma Stratmoen, MS, ATC and Matthew Johnson, ATC, have been named Athletic Training Residents for the 2021-2022 year. READ MORE
About one in three women in domestic relationships have faced a form of abuse including sexual assault, physical violence, or stalking by their partner. Often exacerbated by issues with alcohol or drugs, victims can find themselves rudderless with no place to turn. Enter The Light House. READ MORE
“You don’t have to have ten fingers and ten toes to make a difference,” says Tina Hurley, when referring to people with disabilities and what one can accomplish. Raised in Southern NH and now a resident of Merrimack, she was diagnosed as a young adult with a rare ailment that restricted blood flow to her lower legs. Hurley then endured years of surgeries before having her lower left leg amputated in 2016. Over the next two years, she would face additional surgeries as well as challenges in her personal life. READ MORE
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