Important Update from NH Community Behavioral Health Association. Impact of NH Budget on Community Mental Health Centers.

Dear friends and colleagues of community mental health, The New Hampshire House of Representatives has adopted and narrowly passed the State budget for Fiscal Years 2026 and 2027. The budget process now moves to the Senate, where deliberations are underway. We are hopeful the Senate will recognize the critical need to restore essential funding to ensure continued support for individuals across the state. This is a pivotal and challenging time for New Hampshire’s Community Mental Health Centers. The funding cuts included in the House version of the budget risk a significant step backward for mental health care in our state. Please find below, link to a memorandum that outlines the serious challenges we face as a community and the potential consequences of the proposed reductions. Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for your continued support of mental health services in New Hampshire. Respectfully, NH Community Behavioral Health Association Click Here for Full Memorandum Statement

You Can Help a Friend Suffering from Depression

If you’ve noticed that someone close to you is suffering from depression – see our recent blogpost “6 Ways To Identify Depression In Others” for tips on how to spot this – there are many ways you can help them without professional psychiatric training or experience. Simply being there for them may feel easy and […]

6 Ways to Identify Depression in Others

It is quite possible that someone close to you is suffering from untreated depression – The National Institute of Mental Health says that about 8.4% of all adults in the U.S. (21 million) deal with major depressive disorder – but the symptoms can sometimes be hard to spot because everyone experiences depression differently. The majority of people […]

NH Rapid Response System is the New Best Tool for Mental Health

On January 1st, New Hampshire became the latest of more than 35 states to implement statewide mobile crisis response teams (MCRT) for behavioral health issues. Center for Life Management (CLM) launched our MCRT in July 2021 and the new program builds on the three MCRTs already operating in Concord, Manchester and Nashua by expanding the […]

CLM Dedicates Donor Recognition Giving Tree Sculpture

A dedication ceremony for “Center for Life Management Giving Tree” was held on Thursday, November 4. The 13’ bronze sculpture was created by David Little of Winnipesaukee Forge, Meredith, NH and commissioned by the Center for Life Management Foundation to recognize the generosity of donors. The sculpture was dedicated to the greater Derry community and […]

CLM Named Non-profit of the Year at Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber Annual Dinner

Our organization was honored to be recognized as the 2021 Nonprofit of the Year. The award was presented at the Greater Derry Londonderry Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner held on October 7 at LaBelle Winery in Derry. Our warm congratulations to the other awardees including Business of the Year – Business Cents and Citizen of […]

Center for Life Management Foundation Presents Scholarship Awards

Congratulations to the 2021 recipients of the Center for Life Management Foundation Scholarship program! In its first year, the program’s goal is to invest in those who will play an important role in the future of mental health services. Awards were presented to staff and community members pursuing careers in health and human services or […]

CLM Vaccination Clinic Helping to Bend the Covid Curve

THUMBS UP for a successful COVID vaccination clinic held at CLM on Saturday, April 24. In all, 125 individuals drove, biked or walked in to get their shots! Thank you to CLM’s Amy Izzett and Colleen Monks from the South Central NH Public Health Network for their lead on coordination. Also thanks to the NH […]