What is FSNH?

Family Support New Hampshire (FSNH) is a coalition of Family Resource Centers and Family Strengthening Programs throughout New Hampshire that exists to encourage each other, to share best practices, and to better provide for Granite State families. 

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Providing community-based Family Support to NH Families

Family Support

Building family resilience from the strengths you already have.

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Financial Services

Finding a foothold in tough
​economic times.​​

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Community Connections

FRC’s connect community members to a vast array of resources.​
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True Stories

OUR FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER HAS REALLY HELPED ME AND MY FAMILY! THEY HAVE PROVIDED INFORMATION ABOUT SERVICES IN OUR COMMUNITY WHEN I NEEDED IT MOST. RESOURCE CENTERS BRING FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES TOGETHER.

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​Family Support New Hampshire acts to bring together the diverse leadership from existing and newly forming family resource centers and family support programs within New Hampshire under the common vision of establishing a statewide network of family support practice within New Hampshire.
​NHCT strives to ensure parents have access to high-quality resources and support to help children develop through education of direct-service professionals, advocacy for better policies to support parents, and connection with local agencies to strengthen families and lay the foundation for children's success.
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