Support Groups
The Compassionate Friends is a national self-help organization offering peer support to families who have lost a child of any age. NH chapters meet in Manchester, Concord, Nashua, and the Seacoast, providing compassionate space for bereaved parents, grandparents, and siblings to share grief and find hope. Meetings are free, open, and facilitated by volunteer members who have experienced child loss. No religious affiliation.
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Support Groups
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Eligibility: Anyone seeking recovery from any addiction; free
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Support Groups
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Eligibility: Families and friends affected by alcohol use; free
Support Groups
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Eligibility: Anyone experiencing grief; small workbook fee