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May 28, 2019

Civic Engagement In The Greater Seacoast, Empowering Students of The Granite Youth Alliance

Preparing Youth to Succeed

When asked if she can name any skill The Granite Youth Alliance has helped her with, in the course of her civic engagement in the Greater Seacoast, high school sophomore…

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November 19, 2018

Homes for Families Amplifies the Voices That Know Homelessness Best

Ending Homelessness

Fighting homelessness in Massachusetts is like working on a giant picture puzzle. It’s complex, it has lots of different pieces, and it to get it done you need a lot…

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March 20, 2018

Big Problem, meet Big Opportunity

Preparing Youth to Succeed

If you’ve been watching the news lately, you know that today’s young people are a force to be reckoned with. With a passion for social justice, unlimited research capabilities and…

K-Ready Kids in the Seacoast

December 24, 2017

Year of Impact: More Kids on the Seacoast are Ready for Kindergarten

K-Ready Kids outfitted 1750 kids in the Seacoast with the school supplies they needed to enter kindergarten ready to learn. K-Ready Kids works to ensure that kids on the Seacoast…

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December 12, 2017

Year in Impact: DRIVE Expands to Screen More Children for Early Childhood Delays

DRIVE is a groundbreaking initiative for achieving universal child development screening for young children. This year, we expanded the program to serve more families. DRIVE uses an innovative model of teaching parents…

December 10, 2017

Year in Impact: Family Fund Distributions Keep Families Afloat in 2017

The Family Fund provides emergency assistance to families on the brink of disaster.   From keeping homeless teens warm on cold winter nights to helping families reclaim desperately needed tax…

December 9, 2017

Year in Impact: United Way and American Red Cross Mobile Food Market

United Way teamed up throughout the year with American Red Cross, offering mobile food market assistance to reach so-called “food deserts,” communities where low-income families have limited access to nutritious…

December 8, 2017

Year In Impact: Blockbuster Year for Granite Youth Film Festival

An unprecedented 400+ attendees showed up for the 2017 Granite Youth Film Festival in the Greater Seacoast, making it the most successful premiere in the event’s history. The film festival,…

December 7, 2017

Year in Impact: Financial Opportunity Centers Change Lives in 2017

Two in five Massachusetts residents are living on the edge of financial disaster. For those living at or below the poverty line, a way out can seem almost impossible. Until…

December 6, 2017

Year in Impact: Another Step Closer to Ending Family Homelessness

The effects of family homelessness on children can be devastating. In addition to coping with the daily uncertainty of where they will live, homeless children are twice as likely to…

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