New Hampshire

5:16

Here's Why We Need More People To Be On The Organ Donor Registration

By registering to be an organ donor, you are giving the gift of life. New England Donor Services Director of Multicultural Outreach, Mark Brevard, talks about the demand for organ donors outpacing the supply and dispels some of the myths about organ donation.

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6:17

Adaptive Ski & Sports Equipment Levels The Playing Field

Adaptive sports equipment breaks down barriers for people with disabilities who want to recreate, many with friends and family. Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports Director of Communications, Kim Jackson, talks this program making it a reality.

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5:44

This Organization Provides Help For Homeless NH Youth

"About 70% of those youths have left home because they are either being physically or sexually abused at home. So for them, living on the streets, with all of its risks, is a safer place." Executive Director of Stepping Stones, Kathy Farland, explains.

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6:23

American Cancer Society Resources For Preventative Care & Early Screenings

"One in two men and one in three women are going to be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime. So it's vital that those screenings take place, that we're being as proactive as we can be in the fight against cancer'. American Cancer Society's Lizzy Givan explains.

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5:54

A Foundation Helping Veterans With Basic Needs From Food To Home Goods

"When they go home at night, they have a bed to sleep on. They have pots and pans to cook in. You know, it seems like such a small thing, but really, it's huge. Think about going home tonight and having nothing in your apartment." Julie Weymouth Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Homeland Heroes Foundation talks about providing basic needs to New Hampshire's veterans.

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6:50

This Farmstead Is Giving People With Disabilities Meaningful Lives

Farmsteads of New England empowers adults with autism and other developmental disabilities to live meaningful and satisfying lives on a residential farming community and day services that cultivate family, dignity. Founder Deborah Descenza explains.

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7:09

Since The '90s Seacoast Outright Has Been A Resource For LGBTQ+ Youth

"New Hampshire hasn't gotten the national press I'd say that Florida or Texas has, but certainly there have been a lot of bills introduced in this last legislative session that are very similar." Hershey Hirschkop of Seacoast Outright joins Newsmakers.

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6:07

What Was The Impact Of The Pandemic On Those Already Struggling?

"This pandemic's not over we're really now moving into the what's next and the recovery from this terribly difficult two years that we've been through." Granite United Way's Patrick Tufts talks mobilizing resources locally in the COVID-19 era.

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6:49

Dept. Of Transportation Keeping Roads, Bridges, Highways Safe and Reliable

The New Hampshire Department of Transportation Commissioner, Victoria Sheehan, discusses long term ramifications of the pandemic, including maintaining roads, highways and bridges as traditional revenue sources decline.

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8:21

Shedding Light On Equitable Health Care For Transgender People In The U.S.

"More than half of gender diverse and trans individuals actually go without health care due to discrimination, due to deferral of care, or being denied insurance reimbursement." Dallas Ducar, Executive Director of Transhealth Northampton, sheds light on gender-affirming health care in the U.S.

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6:13

"The Lack Of A Male Role Model At That Age Had A Tremendous Impact On Me"

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bath/Brunswick's Mentor Patrick Crowley, joins its Program Director Aurora Hodgkins, to share his personal story with the mentoring program from the time he was a 5 year old boy to becoming a Big Brother as an adult.

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5:05

Learn About The Benefits That Camp Has On Youth And Councilors

Camp is fun! It's also a lifechanging experience for youth learning about teamwork, confidence building, skill development, healthy living, the outdoors and more. American Camp Association of New England, Executive Director, Michele Rowcliffe, explains.

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8:23

This Mobile Triage Unit For The Homeless Offers Survival Supplies And Love

There are many misconceptions regarding homelessness. Boxes of Love for the Homeless shines a light on this population and provides support and hope for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. Boxes of Love Founder, Stacy Bergeron, explains.

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6:35

Learn Why Veteran Suicide Rate Is Increasing and What This Group Is Doing

Since the pandemic the suicide rate among veterans has doubled from an astounding 22 per day to 44 veterans each day. Swim with a Mission raises money for veterans services and programs from service dogs to art therapy. Co-Founder Phil Taub explains.

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4:59

America's Blood Supply Is Critically Low. Here's How You Can Help.

Did you know 90 percent of Red Cross workers are volunteers? America is in the midst of a national blood shortage crisis. American Red Cross Northern New England Region's Erica Fuller shares how volunteering can impact communities and save lives.

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5:54

How Local Leaders Envision Rochester's Downtown Revitalization

Creating affordable housing and green space in the downtown area are among top priorities of Rochester New Hampshire local officials. Rochester NH Mayor, Paul Callahan, joins Newsmakers to discuss economic development and redevelopment projects downtown.

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