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Crispin’s House sponsors a series called Active Parenting. This is a lively 6 week video-based parenting course where parents receive strategies & support on how to continue to build a positive relationship with their teens. For information on dates and locations, please refer to the event section of our website. To register for a class, please call Lorie Goll at (603) 497-3499 or email her at
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VolunTEENS is a group of committed youths that volunteer their time to various agencies and organizations in the community. Volunteering helps build connections in the community and looks great on a job resume or college application. Nonrprofit agencies that can benefit from teen volunteers, whether it is for ongoing services or needing help with events, please call Karen to explore the benefits of teen volunteers. For information on volunteering for Old Home Days, contact Karen. If you are a teen who would like information about the volunteer opportunities in the greater Goffstown area contact Karen Haque, VolunTEENS Coordinator at (603) 660-6144. |
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Dream Catchers, a group founded in 1995 by two teenagers who struggled with disabilities, provides ongoing activities and the opportunity for special needs kids to meet others and develop friendships. Group members range in age from fourth grade through high school from Goffstown, Dunbarton and New Boston. If you would like more information about Dream Catchers or if you have an idea for an event or service you would like to see happen for our SAU 19 students please call (603) 660-6227 or contact Charlene Belanger at
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, Peg Beckwith at
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or Nancy Kelleher at
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The Juvenile Diversion Program offers first-time juvenile offenders a way to make right whatever wrong they’ve done while by-passing court proceedings and a criminal record. The offending youths must admit their guilt to be accepted into the program and are given a contract of specific consequences to complete within a specified time frame. Contracts of Consequences may included: performing community service, paying restitution, writing letters of apologies, writing research papers, completing drug and alcohol education courses, performing in home drug testing under parental supervision and complete counseling session. |
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The Youth Forum continues to generate vital discussion on issues facing kids today. Monthly meetings continue to attract an average of 10 to 20 participants. Participants include high school youth, clergy, interested parents, town officials, mental health workers, youth advocacy groups, education, court representatives and law enforcement. |
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This program provides temporary foster care for juveniles who are in custody, but not under arrest. Attendants are called by area police departments when they have a juvenile in custody and no adult family member or guardian can take immediate care of the child. This may include a baby whose parents were injured in an auto accident or children whose parents are under arrest, or even run-away teenagers. |
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