Monadnock Family Services (MFS) offers programs in parent education, family support, youth development, services for senior, substance abuse prevention and treatment, veterans support services, and treatment for individuals and families confronting mental illness.
The Phoenix House is a safe place where you can receive help and treatment for addictions which stand in the way of living your best life!
NH residents can receive a variety of services including detoxification, residential and outpatient treatment for teens and adults, and aftercare services.
Strive to be Tobacco-Free (Local)
The Coalition sponsors an extensive array of treatment programs for those who wish to quit using tobacco, including:
Free one-on-one counseling
Assistance with nicotine replacement therapies (patches and gum)
Tobacco and addiction education
Services are available to everyone and we have special programs for women and youth.
Check out this site for how to live Above the Influence.
"Every teen's life is filled with pressure, some of it good, some of it bad. Our goal is to help teens stand up to negative pressures, or influences. The more aware you are of the influences around you, the better prepared you will be to face them, including the pressure to use drugs, pills, and alcohol.
We're not telling you how to live your life, but we are giving you another perspective and the latest facts. You need to make your own smart decisions. We want teens to live Above the Influence."
Life After: Stories of Hope and Recovery (Federal)
Life After is a place where you can read tons of stories from people recovering from substance abuse. Each person has a unique experience to share and can bring life to issues that affect millions of people each day. On this site, you can:
Build a special place where you can share a written and/or video story with us,
Celebrate your recovery,
Get encouragement from friends and family,
Find help for a loved one during a tough time.
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) (Federal)
SAMHSA provides leadership and devotes its resources - programs, policies, information and data, contracts and grants- toward helping the Nation act on the knowledge that:
Behavioral Health is essential for health;
Prevention works;
Treatment is effective; and
People recover from mental and substance use disorders
Camp Vision Camp Vision works to improve the self-esteem of our campers, ages 10-14, through a mentoring relationship with our counselors who also have learning disabilities and/or ADHD. Click here for all information, including a brochure!
Project Eye-To-Eye Click here for all of the information!
Friends & Family Autism/Aspergers Support Group Meets 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Antioch Marraige & Family Institute, Center at Keene during school year. For information and to register, call JeniWahlig at 603-283-2156
New England Disabled Sports New England Disabled Sports is a national recognized program which provides year round adaptive sport instruction to adults and children with physical and cognitive disabilities. Our programs allow individuals with disabilities to enjoy a boundary-free environment, enjoy outdoor recreation with friends and family, as well as provide access to equipment and instruction that might otherwise be unavailable. Click here for more information.
The Antioch Psychological Services Center (PSC) is a counseling center serving Antioch students and the community. They provide individual, couples, and family counseling to people of all ages, as well as psychological testing and assessment. The PSC is operated by Antioch University New England's Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology which is accredited by the American Psychological Association.
Cheshire Mediation offers an array of services designed to help individuals and families grow, change and better manage differences. The following services are offered:
Monadnock Family Services (MFS) offers programs in parent education, family support, youth development, services for senior, substance abuse prevention and treatment, veterans support services, and treatment for individuals and families confronting mental illness.
Babysitters, do you know what to do in an emergency? Get an edge and contact the Red Cross at 1-800-464-6692 or www.nhredcross.org for courses in Red Cross Babysitter, CPR or First Aid Training.
Also if you are age 16 and older, you can give blood-the gift of life. Go on the web site for information on the nearest blood drive.
Camp Vision Camp Vision works to improve the self-esteem of our campers, ages 10-14, through a mentoring relationship with our counselors who also have learning disabilities and/or ADHD. Click here for all information, including a brochure!
Project Eye-To-Eye Click here for all of the information!
Friends & Family Autism/Aspergers Support Group Meets 2nd Wednesday of the month at the Antioch Marraige & Family Institute, Center at Keene during school year. For information and to register, call JeniWahlig at 603-283-2156
New England Disabled Sports New England Disabled Sports is a national recognized program which provides year round adaptive sport instruction to adults and children with physical and cognitive disabilities. Our programs allow individuals with disabilities to enjoy a boundary-free environment, enjoy outdoor recreation with friends and family, as well as provide access to equipment and instruction that might otherwise be unavailable. Click here for more information.
Monadnock Family Services (MFS) offers programs in parent education, family support, youth development, services for senior, substance abuse prevention and treatment, veterans support services, and treatment for individuals and families confronting mental illness.
The Samaritans program was developed to serve the needs of community members at risk of suicide. The program provides support, education, information and referrals and is not focused on counseling but rather befriending. They offer the following programs:
Confidential Suicide Prevention Crisis Hotline that is open to all callers, 24/7
Educational outreach programs to the community
Safe Place support group for individuals who have lost a loved one to suicide
Postvention services to schools and communities after a suicide or sudden death occurs
All programs are free of charge. There are no eligibility requirements.
Business Office: (603) 357-5510 24/7 Hotline: (603) 357-5505 or (603) 924-7000 SamariTEEN Hotline: (877) 583-TEEN (8336) director@samaritansnh.org
The Antioch Psychological Services Center (PSC) is a counseling center serving Antioch students and the community. They provide individual, couples, and family counseling to people of all ages, as well as psychological testing and assessment. The PSC is operated by Antioch University New England's Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology which is accredited by the American Psychological Association.
Monadnock Family Services (MFS) offers programs in parent education, family support, youth development, services for senior, substance abuse prevention and treatment, veterans support services, and treatment for individuals and families confronting mental illness.
Adult Learner Services - Meet with volunteer tutors who can help with GED preparation, reading and math skills, English for non-native speakers; Open enrollment = start anytime.
English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL & ESOL-Civics) - English language classes for Beginning, Intermediate & Advanced learners. Also, help with preparation for citizenship interview and exam; Instructor - Alice Gomes.
Interested learners please call Katie Delaney for a registration appointment (603) 357-9041.
All registrations: Monday-Thursday, 7:30AM to 3:00PM Bring cash & photo ID - Registrations not accepted without payment & ID * Registration Deadline - Thursday before Test * For more information, call GED Chief Examiner, Katie Delaney at 357-9041
Practice GED - Required before registering for Official GED $25 Test Fee (Cash Only)
March 5 & 6 - 5:30PM at Keene High School
March 26 & 27 - 5:30PM at Keene High School
May 7 & 8 - 5:30PM at Keene High School
June 4 & 5 - 8:00AM at 171 West St, Keene
Official GED - Pre-registration required Bring $65 (CASH) Testing Fee & NH Photo ID. NH Photo ID is required for registration and test admission.
The library provides you with the resources you need to succeed. The Youth Department runs a Learning Connections Homework Center with resources and trained volunteers to lend a hand. Our volunteer tutors are well trained to help students one-on-one in the library.
The library also offers study guides, online databases, encyclopedias and websites. The Homework Assistance Program delivers a series of workshops to improve students' study skills. Topics will include reading strategies, note-taking, memorization techniques, and library skills.
If you can't make it to the library then, you can connect to a real live tutor from your home. Live homework help is available for 4th - 12th grade and college introduction level students insert days and hours. This program connects students to a real live tutor.
Students can receive help in math, science, social studies or English everyday of the week from 3 until 10 PM. Help in Spanish is available Sunday through Thursday from 3 until 10 PM.
Appointments can be arranged - call Christina Giorgo 352-0157.