New Hampshire Children's Trust

Working to eliminate—yes, eliminate—child abuse and neglect in New Hampshire

By creating opportunities for collaboration, advocating for family-friendly policies, promoting positive social norms, and strengthening the proficiency and accessibility of the family support and strengthening field, New Hampshire Children's Trust works to ensure kids across the Granite State grow up in safe, nurturing environments.

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Distribution of 71,000 diapers, 696 packs of wipes, and hundreds of socks, pajamas, toothbrushes, and toys to Family Resource Centers across New Hampshire, supporting families with essential items through a partnership with Baby2Baby.

Delivering Comfort and Care: Baby2Baby Distribution Supports NH Families

NH Children’s Trust received 71,000 diapers, 696 packs of wipes, and essentials like pajamas, socks, and toys from Baby2Baby. With help from amazing volunteers, seven pallets were unloaded and are headed to Family Resource Centers across NH—supporting families with the concrete items they need to thrive.

May 161 min read

Advocating for NH Families on the National Stage: NH Children’s Trust in Washington, D.C.

NH Children’s Trust joined partners in Washington, D.C. for the National Family Support Network Convening, advocating for NH families and sharing best practices. Visiting with Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander, the team highlighted the importance of investing in family support systems that help all families thrive.

May 81 min read

Family Resource Center staff and agency partners at the New Hampshire State House for the Legislative Cookie Chat event. Participants are gathered to share cookies and engage in conversations with legislators about strengthening families and building protective factors. Governor Kelly Ayotte made a surprise appearance.

Cookies, Conversation, and Connection at the State House

We were thrilled to host our Legislative Cookie Chat, a unique and meaningful event that brings together policymakers, Family Resource Centers (FRCs), and agency partners for a warm and informal opportunity to connect.

Apr 221 min read