New Futures

06/23/2026

🏥 NH residents who have received care at Franklin Hospital or Laconia Hospital, your voice is needed!

The NH Healthcare Consumer Protection Advisory Commission wants to hear how Concord Hospital's recent acquisition of these two hospitals has impacted your costs, access, and qualify of care. Join their public meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, June 24 from 4:30-6:30pm at Winnisquam Regional High School in Tilton or virtually via Microsoft Teams. Find more details by clicking the link below!

06/22/2026

New Futures has joined NH Medicaid Matters in bringing Community Conversations across the state, with our latest stop in Nashua. Our staff and partners have shared updates on the changes coming to the program due to federal and state policy changes.

Over the past three months, we've heard it all — from community members worried about meeting new work requirements to providers concerned about the ripple effects on every patient they serve. As these changes take effect, we remain committed to ensuring Granite Staters don't lose their essential health care coverage.

Learn more and stay informed at nhneedsmedicaid.com.

06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth! Today is the day to celebrate freedom, honor resilience, and recommit to building communities where everyone can thrive. At New Futures, that vision drives our work to advance public policies that give all New Hampshire residents equitable opportunities to live, work, and be well.

06/18/2026

Big news for NH caregivers: AARP and United Way's Caregiver Support Program is now available statewide through 211!

With 281,000 family caregivers in New Hampshire balancing care for loved ones with work and life, this free, confidential, 24/7 helpline connects you to local resources like transportation, respite care, home safety, emotional support, and more. Just dial 2-1-1. 💙

AARP NH #211

AARP and United Way have teamed up to help you find local resources and support.

06/17/2026

Our Health Care Policy Director, Sam Burgess, joined health care leaders and Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander to talk through what's at stake as Medicaid work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks take effect later this year. The conversation made clear how much is riding on this: hospitals already stretched thin, community health centers bracing for a wave of paperwork that could knock people off coverage, and patients who may simply fall through the cracks. Access to care shouldn't come down to red tape.

Read more in the Concord Monitor 👇

New Hampshire hospitals face strain as changes to Medicaid eligibility and funding cuts put hundreds of thousands at risk of losing coverage.

06/11/2026

NH Gives 2026 is a wrap, and we couldn't be more grateful. 🙏

53 donors came together to raise $14,670 to help NH communities speak up for the people and communities they care about. We are honored by your support, inspired by your generosity, and excited about the work ahead. THANK YOU!! 🩵❤️

06/10/2026

06/10/2026

New Futures Board member Glenn Quinney has spent his career serving on boards and committees at the state and local level, and he says he's never encountered an organization quite like New Futures.

From children's mental health to the needs of older Granite Staters, New Futures speaks to the issues that matter to real families and communities, and amplifies their voices when it counts most.

🩵 Glenn is making a gift during NH Gives, and he hopes you will too: nhgives.org/organizations/new-futures-inc.