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05/29/2026

Join Operation Parent’s free, monthly webinars featuring child psychologists and prevention experts. Topics include teen anxiety, va**ng, social media, trauma-informed parenting, and more—designed to empower K‑12 caregivers and spark meaningful conversations.

05/29/2026

Did you know that community service acts as a powerful protective factor against substance use disorder (SUD) and mental health issues? It mitigates risks by fostering a sense of purpose, expanding social support networks, and reducing isolation. Engaging in community work also boosts self-esteem and builds healthy coping mechanisms. Way to Go Hampstead Middle School!

Hampstead School District Hampstead, NH Police Department South Central NH Public Health Network

Thank you to Hampstead Middle School students for giving us a hand in the Victory Garden yesterday. This was part of the school's "Day of Service." They accomplished a lot to help us as we head into growing season!

05/28/2026

Thank you to all of the 5th grade families and partnering organizations who helped to make Project Stand By Me 2026 a big success yesterday! We love this program and the community collaboration that makes it possible! 🤩☀️



Seacoast Public Health Network NH Department of Health and Human Services Memorial Elementary School Memorial PTO Sanborn Regional Middle School

05/26/2026

🗓️ TONIGHT! Tuesday, May 26th, 6:30 – 8:30 PM
Join NH Mom Hub, PSI–NH, The Upper Room, and Salem Family Resources for a screening of "More Than Blue," a groundbreaking documentary that illumines the real stories of families navigating perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.
📍 The Upper Room, A Family Resource Center, 36 Tsienneto Road, Derry, NH
✅ Free registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/maternal-mental-health-month-more-than-blue-documentary-and-discussion-tickets-1988324216255
💜 Maternal Mental Health Resources: https://www.naminh.org/resources/maternalmentalhealthresources/

05/21/2026

Last week our Timberlane High School Youth in Action students partnered with the New Hampshire Department of Liquor Enforcement for Project Reward and Remind!

Before heading out into the community, students participated in an Age Assessment Panel. The panel helps ensure that youth involved in compliance operations look their actual age before participating. A big thank you to the community members who volunteered their time to participate in the panel and support this important prevention effort.

Students then visited local businesses to thank clerks and stores for helping keep youth safe by refusing sales of to***co and v**e products to underage customers. Compliant businesses received certificates and the clerks received gift cards as a small thank you for their commitment to prevention and community safety.

Programs like this give students meaningful opportunities to be involved in prevention work while building positive relationships with community partners. After a successful day, students wrapped things up with a well-earned meal together!

Thank you to our Timberlane Youth in Action students, the New Hampshire Department of Liquor Enforcement, and all of the local businesses helping create a healthier and safer community for youth! ***coprevention NH Department of Health and Human Services NH State Liquor Enforcement Timberlane Regional High School South Central NH Public Health Network

05/19/2026

Thank you for including us in this amazing luncheon last week!  So many powerful stories and so much good being done! 

05/18/2026

Seniors serving on the Governor’s Youth Advisory Council were awarded certificates and graduation chords from the Governor’s office this weekend. SoRock’s Summer Campbell from Sanborn (not pictured here) also was recognized for her service on the council. We wish all the Seniors the best of luck on the next phase of their journey. 🎓🤩🎉

Do you know a high school youth interested in joining the council? We are looking for more youth from our region! Learn More Here! https://www.governor.nh.gov/councils-and-committees/governors-youth-advisory-council



Governor Kelly Ayotte South Central NH Public Health Network Seacoast Public Health Network Timberlane Regional High School Sanborn Regional High School Pinkerton Academy

05/15/2026

Law enforcement and other first responders do more prevention than you might think; law enforcement doesn’t just respond to emergencies!

First responders often partner with public health, prevention professionals, and schools to create a community centered around health and well-being for all, including school prevention education events, DEA Drug Take Back days, and more.

Drug Take Back Days can’t happen without our law enforcement partners! For more information on DEA Drug Take Back Days, visit https://www.dea.gov/takebackday. To start planning your own Drug Take Back Day event for October, contact your local police department to see how you can help.

Danville, NH Police Department Fremont NH Police Department Hampstead, NH Police Department Kingston, NH Police Department Newton NH Police Department Plaistow New Hampshire Police Department Sandown Police Department

05/15/2026

Don't miss this important free webinar from our partners at The Partnership at Drug Free NH today!

Join The Partnership next Friday, May 15th at 10am to learn about how Kratom, inhalants, and other "convenience store" substances are a growing risk to youth in New Hampshire. Register today: https://bit.ly/3NH4FsE

05/15/2026

Yesterday Timberlane Life Of An Owl Exec and SoRock hosted an assembly for Seniors with the annual "Fatal Reality" presentation to encourage prom goers to make healthy choices.
https://vimeo.com/1084739437


South Central NH Public Health Network Timberlane Regional High School