The Dartmouth Health Community Health Team is a part of the Population Health Department and comprises of staff who focus on healthcare priorities outlined in the Community Health Needs Assessment. Some of the focuses include substance misuse prevention, food affordability, and socio-economic conditions affecting health and wellbeing.
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UUFES is a Unitarian Universalist fellowship recognized as a Welcoming Congregation that affirms the inherent worth and dignity of all persons.
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AIEC is a horse boarding farm that hosts affirming therapy programming integrating equine assisted interventions.
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Authentically You Counseling offers mental health counseling in Concord, NH. We believe one of the greatest grievances is living an inauthentic life with who you are. Regardless of what you’ve been through, if something is stopping you from being true to yourself, we want to help. Whether a fear prevents you from engaging in life the way you want to, or you are attempting to live up to some societal or personal expectation so far out of reach it hurts, we are here to help. We want to help you reach your fullest potential according to your personal truth, values and beliefs. If we embark on this journey together you will lead the way and we will simply help you see the different paths to reaching your end goal. In the end, you must be true to yourself in choosing the path you wish to take or none at all.
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Be One Counseling is an independently owned behavioral health and substance use therapy practice. Phoebe Axtman (she/her/hers) is a MLADC and LICSW who specializes in trauma therapy and co-occurring disorders. Self pay or insurance accepted: Harvard Pilgrim, Anthem/BCBS, AmeriHealth, NHHF, and Wellsense.
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At its core, the Millspace is a shared living room of our community — a place for people to gather, to share ideas and to enjoy each other’s company. We have established a vibrant civic space in Newmarket, New Hampshire dedicated to creative and cultural exploration and experimentation.
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Timberledge Wellness is a wellness studio located at the end of a quiet road on the edge of the woods that specializes in holistic services including botanical based skincare, facials, reiki, sound healing, and forest bathing. Leighsa is oncology and sensitive skin certified. Her gentle offerings nurture the energy and connection between the body, mind, soul, and earth to align your inner and outer beauty.
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John Boggia started Sage General Contracting in 2023 after spending the last 25 years working on various building projects from small repair jobs to complex remodels and renovations, along with many new home builds. He loves what he does and would be happy to talk with you about your project, whether it’s large or small. Some of the services offered are: General Home Repairs, Installations and Handyman Services, Bath and Kitchen Renovations, Additions, and Construction Project Management.
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Atomic Beet is an art and activism brand that focuses on social justice issues and educating through art. Supporting community is one of the main reasons Maureen started this company and every sale benefits mutual aid groups in NH.
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Brigid’s House of Hope provides specialized support and a safe space where victims/survivors of human trafficking are Safe to be Strong again. What is Human Trafficking?Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery where victims are coerced or forced into sex acts or labor for the financial benefit of traffickers. It is a widespread issue, impacting individuals in communities across the world—right in your town, state, and country. Who are the Victims?Human trafficking can affect anyone—regardless of age, gender, race, or background. Traffickers prey on human vulnerabilities, exploiting individuals who may be in difficult or desperate situations. Vulnerabilities can range from financial hardship, immigration status, and lack of social support, to emotional isolation, low self-esteem, or a desire for a better life.Traffickers are skilled manipulators who identify these weaknesses and use them to gain control. They may lure victims with promises of jobs, a new life, or a sense of belonging, only to trap them in exploitative situations. They may use physical force and take advantage of a person’s physical vulnerabilities, too. This is why everyone, regardless of their circumstances, is susceptible to trafficking. The truth is that no one is immune—vulnerabilities can take many forms, and traffickers are experts at exploiting them. What does Brigid’s House of Hope do about this?Brigid’s House of Hope is New Hampshire’s first long-term restorative safe house for survivors of Human Trafficking in New Hampshire and surrounding areas. We supportsurvivors who enter our program with a safe space to heal and aid in their…
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