Recovery Compass NH

01/05/2026

This month, we're honored to recognize Jen, one of our incredible clinicians here in the state! Jen works tirelessly with our SUD and mental health communities, as well as with the county recovery court, to help individuals on their path to recovery and healing. Her dedication, compassion, and commitment to those she serves make a real difference every day. Thank you, Jen, for all you do!🙏

Have you ever been a client somewhere and remember a staff member deserving of recognition? If you have, please reach out with nominations for our Unsung Hero spotlight.

I have nominated Jen for staff highlight with the purpose of letting the recovery community know how instrumental you are in providing support and positive influence to everyone you work with. I have been a client for almost a year, and you’ve been such a rewarding addition to my recovery.

12/19/2025

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12/16/2025

FREE haircuts incoming! 💇✨

Oomph Salon will be at Hope on Dec 22 from 2–6pm giving out cuts for all genders and all hair types.
Swing by 293 Wilson St. and get holiday-ready.

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12/10/2025

11/27/2025

The state of NH needs more recovery homes. What a blessing to have in our communities🙏

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all🙏🏻🦃

11/26/2025

https://www.recoverycompassnh.com/articles/expunge

If you're in recovery and working to rebuild your life, dealing with a criminal record can feel like an insurmountable barrier to employment, housing, and moving forward. The good news is that New Hampshire offers one of the most comprehensive criminal record annulment systems in the country, allowi...

11/26/2025

LACONIA — Corey Gately, with the Concord Hospital Health System, recently received the 2025 Dr. Pete Harris Community Award from Lakes Region Mental Health Center.

11/25/2025

If you haven't read Jonathan's Unsung Hero article yet, please take a moment to check it out!

I got sober on October 2, 2016, the date I finally surrendered to the idea that I didn't have the answers. Thankfully, I was placed in a recovery house where everyone was taking the action needed to change their life. I followed suit, and my life changed.

11/23/2025

Say hello to Ashley!!

If you would like to submit a recovery story, feel free to reach out!

My name is Ashley and I am a person in recovery. I grew up in a small town in New Hampshire within a loving, supportive family. I was never exposed to alcohol or drug use. I went to church, stayed out of trouble, maintained good grades and was a pretty good kid. Something I always struggled with, wa...

11/18/2025

A huge thank-you to Asheena Miller for everything she does for our unhoused community. With homelessness becoming a political talking point instead of a human issue, the people doing the real work often get overlooked, and their jobs get harder.

Asheena shows up anyway.

She’s out there every day doing the work that actually keeps people safe, supported, and seen. And as a veteran, she’s someone who has already served her country once and chooses to keep serving it in a completely different way.

Merrimack and Belknap County are genuinely better because of her. Grateful for her service to our country and the state🙏

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Asheena is constantly going above and beyond her role. If she has the capacity to help someone, she does. No hesitation, no questions asked. Her impact on Laconia is enormous, yet most residents have no idea how much of our community’s safety net relies on her tireless work. Despite her efforts, s...

11/07/2025

You are not alone. 💚

If you or someone you know needs immediate support, you can call, text, or chat confidentially with a trained crisis worker 24/7 through 988 at no cost.

More 24/7 Support: https://www.naminh.org/crisis-lines/
LGBTQ+ Mental Health Resources: NAMINH.org/LGBTQ