Program areas at CFSNH
Child abuse treatment and family strengthening - provided services to 2,200 individuals and families. Programs are primarily ordered by the state of nh for families in need of services such as supervised visits between a parent and child, and emotional support and practical solutions for managing family life. Services also include family therapists and case workers who help families identify and achieve treatment goals, stabilize families in crisis, and build on family strengths and facilitiate effective interaction.
Runaway and homeless youth services- the organization is the sole provider of services for runaway and homeless youth in manchester and the seacoast. In 2022, over 700 individuals were served. A full spectrum of services features outreach to atrisk youth that includes survival aid on the streets and basic needs fulfillment at the dropin center, as well as crisis intervention, educational and vocational advocacy, housing, and case management. The organization operates the only shelter specifically for adults aged 18-24 who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. The organization also provides behavioral health and substance use counseling where needed. The organization works with school systems, police, and other agencies in addressing the needs of new hampshire's homeless youth.
Child abuse prevention - provided services to 2,800 individuals and families. Services are provided in family homes and include assisting parents with development of skills to help their children, provide emotional support, encouragement and empowerment, and offer practical solutions to help in managing family life. Specialized programs include assistance to families with children who have chronic health conditions, and for low income pregnant women.