The Family Resource Center of Northern New Hampshire

06/12/2026

One parent shared: "I feel like Emily really listens to me and understands where I'm coming from. She never makes me feel like I'm doing something wrong."

Families often come to us carrying the weight of feeling judged. Our goal is simple: care, connection, and acceptance.

06/12/2026

Our Executive Director, Gabrielle Flanders, was honored to attend the NH Charitable Foundation Annual Meeting alongside more than 800 community leaders, nonprofit professionals, and partners from across New Hampshire.

It was an evening of great company, inspiring messages, and a celebration of the work being done to strengthen our communities. A special thank you to Dick Ober for his years of dedicated service and leadership. 💚

06/10/2026

Before reunification can happen, families work toward stability. This might include securing housing, building routines, attending appointments, and developing parenting skills. It takes time and consistency.

Our Reunification and Recovery support staff walk alongside parents through this process, helping break goals into manageable steps.

06/10/2026

As a proud partner of the Coös Coalition for Young Children and Families, we’re honored to share their NH Gives campaign.

Together, we are working to ensure children and families in Coös County have access to the resources, connections, and support they need to thrive. We invite you to join us in supporting this important work.

💙 Every gift makes a difference.

Tomorrow at 5:00 PM! Support the Coös Coalition for Young Children and Families and help strengthen the care, connection, and support that children and families in our region deserve.

Your gift helps create a stronger start for young children and reminds families in Coös County that they are not alone.

Give here:
https://www.nhgives.org/organization/CCYCF

06/09/2026

Our DCYF Service Array team includes programs like Individualized Service Option, Home-Based Therapeutic Services, and Child Health Services. These programs provide support for families working toward stability.
This may include parenting education, supervised visits, crisis support, and connection to resources. These supports help families build the foundation needed for reunification.

06/08/2026

Support matters during a difficult season.

One parent shared: "During a difficult time, the FRC was there for us."

National Reunification Month recognizes the work families do to heal, rebuild, and reconnect... and the role support systems play along the way.

06/04/2026

Our latest blog explores the role support, connection, and community play in helping families work toward reunification.
Reunification is a process built over time through healing, stability, and relationships. In this month's blog, we share more about the services and supports that help families navigate this journey.
Read more here:

See how the FRC supports families working toward reunification through connection, trust, and therapeutic support.

06/03/2026

There's always something happening at the FRC. Our newsletter is packed with updates, family resources, upcoming opportunities, and stories from the communities we work alongside.

Take a few minutes to catch up with us.

Email from The Family Resource Center You don't want to miss this. June 2026 News & Updates: National Reunification Month What's Inside: This month, we're focusing on Hope, Healing, and Homecoming Fea

06/03/2026

Reunification often begins during a difficult season.

Families may be navigating stress related to housing, recovery, mental health, or parenting challenges. Reaching out for support is not easy, but often is the first step toward change.

Our Reunification & Recovery programs help families begin to process with guidance, structure, and connection to resources.