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News & Events

News

New home for Nashua CAC

After decades of serving thousands of children, our Nashua CAC’s move to a stand along location is a monumental step forward in our relentless pursuit for justice and healing.
 
Thank you to all who celebrated this milestone at our Open House. A special thank you to Governor Kelly Ayotte, Congressman Chris Pappas, Nashua Mayor Jim Donchess, and Hillsborough County Commissioners; Toni Pappas, Robert Row, and Michael Soucy. We are proud to have hosted you and all who attended in support.
This achievement is a long time in the making. Thank you to all who helped to create such a safe, supportive, healing environment to serve and respond to child victims.

Events

Child Abuse Prevention Month Ribbon

Child Abuse Prevention Month

April 2026 marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a powerful opportunity for us to unite in our mission. This year’s inspiring theme is Powered By Hope, Strengthened By Prevention, reminding us of the vital role each of us plays in the child protection system advocating for the safety and well-being of our children. Together, we can make a difference for all New Hampshire children to step into the future they deserve with hope.

Image of the Hands of Hope Save the Date for 2026

Hands of Hope
Friday, April 3rd Grappone Center, Concord 5pm 

Our Annual Awards and Recognition Event!  Each County Child Advocacy Center celebrates the contributions of ordinary individuals going above and beyond in service to the CAC model and team response. An evening to honor the every day contributions of one individual who goes above and beyond in their contributions to the CAC.  They are something special.  An Every Day Hero. Where team is at the heart of what we do for one night, we honor and highlight individual efforts.

Blue for Bucks logo with the It was never about the beard tagline

Blue for Bucks Annual Fundraiser

Annual fundraising event in October.  To bring awareness to the work of Child Advocacy Centers, a number of Police Chiefs have authorized their officers to fundraise for their local non-profit Child Advocacy Center.  They can do this in may ways, by growing facial hair, by hosting special events, hosting a concert, etc.  It is meant to be light-hearted and fun because the work we do together can be tough.  This year, 49 teams with 189 fundraisers brought in $145,000 for NH Child Advocacy Centers. A great success!