Amoskeag Health is Manchester’s community health center since 1993, caring for over 17,000 people. We provide high-quality comprehensive primary and mental healthcare. We invest in the well-being of our community through connections to social services, education for positive youth development, preventative screenings, medical care coordination, and chronic care management. We serve all ages with excellence in pre-natal care and delivery, early childhood development, family medicine, and healthy aging supports. We accept most insurance, offer a sliding fee scale to those who qualify, and serve everyone regardless of their ability to pay.
Post Secondary
Hospitality Employee Resources
Career exploration and financial support for individuals interested in the hospitality industry. http://www.nhlra.com/hospitality-employee-resources/
Adult Education (ESL and LNA Skills Training)
English for Speakers of Other Language classes to non-native English-speaking adults. LNA program with English support in partnership with Manchester Community College.
IMPACCT Academy
Inspiring the Mastery of Post-Secondary Achievement in College, Careers & Training
Summer Youth Program (SYEP)
MCRC in conjunction with the City of Manchester operated the Summer Youth Employment Program. A six week employment and training program that targeted 25 of Manchester’s at risk young adults, ages 15 – 24 years. The program combined 6 hours per week of instructor-led basic academics, team building exercises, leadership skills training and job readiness skills training with 18 hours per week of job skills training. A city beautification component provided the job readiness, work maturities and specific skills training. Projects were identified through the Parks & Recreation Department.
Services for refugees and other immigrants
BCNH helps refugees and other immigrants navigate their way to safe, healthy, productive, prosperous, and connected lives in New Hampshire. The organization’s case managers are refugees and immigrants themselves and speak the languages of Manchester’s largest refugee communities. For a complete list of services, please visit www.bcinnh.org.