NH Care Collaborative

Caregivers carry tremendous burdens. Emotional fatigue, scheduling appointments, managing medications, providing personal care, navigating difficult behaviors, balancing loved one and other family demands, financial strain, and just plain exhaustion can leave you on the brink. Help is available!

June is PTSD Awareness Month. Learn more about the available help and support. You are not alone https://www.ptsd.va.gov/

A missed appointment. A repeated story. Sudden anger.
Withdrawal. Trouble sleeping.Sometimes the changes are obvious. Sometimes they are harder
to explain.Conditions like Alzheimer’s and PTSD can affect how a person
experiences the world around them, and that can leave caregivers feeling
confused, worried, and overwhelmed.Understanding what may be happening beneath the surface can
help families respond with greater patience, compassion, and confidence. You do not have to navigate this journey alone.
Learn how NH Care Collaborative can help! https://nhcare-c.org/supporting-loved-ones-through-cognitive-changes/

Sullivan County! Overwhelmed by Medicare? Uncertain of your choices? There is still time to register for our free New to Medicare Workshop this coming Thursday, June 18 in Claremont.
Registration is required call for more information
603-542-5177

If Medicare is on your horizon, now is a great time to learn what to expect. Our upcoming workshop will walk you through the basics so you can avoid surprises down the road.

Free New to Medicare workshop Thursday June 4 from 1-3 p.m. at NH Care Collaborative 105 Castle St. Keene. The option of attending virtually is available as well.
Registration required 603-357-1922

Even the Best Missions Require a Team
No one completed important missions entirely alone. Trusted teammates, planning, and communication were always part of success.
As veterans age, facing stress, anxiety, isolation, or life changes does not have to be a solo mission either.
The team at NH Care Collaborative can help veterans and families understand resources that support independence, dignity, and quality of life — without pressure or judgment.
Sometimes strength means knowing who has your six.

Mental health needs to be developed just like physical health. This month offers a chance to talk openly, learn more, and remind one another that support is always within reach. Learn more:https://nhcare-c.org/may-mental-health-awareness-month/

Build a culture of open conversation and listening
Children can’t always express how they are feeling. Create spaces where it’s okay to talk and find words to describe how they feel
Ask us how we can help: https://nhcare-c.org/may-mental-health-awareness-month/