Exhibitors and Sponsors

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AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire is a mission-driven Medicaid managed care organization, emphasizing preventive care, health maintenance, and community outreach programs. 

https://www.amerihealthcaritasnh.com/index.aspx 

Phone: 603-263-6694 

ACERT is a prevention program bringing awareness, prevention, and intervention to the community around adverse childhood experiences and their potential impact. Using a trauma-informed approach, ACERT addresses the emotional and physical needs of children following first responder calls and ensures they have access to services to reduce trauma and encourage healthy development. The two-prong strength-based approach includes trauma-informed training to first responder and social service populations. The second approach is the implementation of a systematic and collaborative referral process that connects children to community partners who share the vision of the program. 

www.acert.us

Phone: 603-626-9500 

The Center for Excellence on Addiction (the Center) at JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc., is a portfolio of projects that provides support—via expert consultation and training and technical assistance (T/TA) — to communities, practitioners, policymakers, and other partners as they work to address addiction effectively and to reduce alcohol and other drug misuse and related consequences in New Hampshire. 

https://nhcenterforexcellence.org/

Provides Youth Suicide Prevention Education 

connorsclimb.org

Phone: 603-316-6418 

DBT For You is an online, 10-12 week, rolling admission program for youth ages 9-26 who struggle with emotion regulation and impulsivity. 

www.dbtforyou.org 

Phone:  603-285-9129 

www.elliothospital.org 

Phone: 603-669-5300 

Our mission is to help grieving children, teens, and families navigate their path to a hopeful future while advocating for policies that enhance education and bereavement services statewide. 

www.friendsofaine.com

Phone: 603-669-1120 

The Granite State Children's Alliance (GSCA) is the statewide chapter organization dedicated to putting the needs of New Hampshire's child abuse victims first. Accredited by the National Children's Alliance, GSCA operates four Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) directly serving the children of Belknap, Cheshire, and Hillsborough counties. GSCA also serves as the New Hampshire Chapter of the National Children's Alliance providing technical assistance, training, and organizational resources to all CACs in the state. KNOW & TELL is a program GSCA that educates all adults to KNOW the signs of child abuse and how to TELL responsible authorities when a child needs help. Expert trainers provide interactive and dynamic workshops across the state on how to create a safe community where all adults understand their role as a mandated reporter of child abuse. 

https://cac-nh.org/ 

Phone: 603-864-0216 

We help people solve problems, improve outcomes, and transform lives 

https://nhtac.org 

Phone: 603-866-0235 

The Institute for Behavior and Health is a non-profit research and policy organization that identifies and promotes powerful new ideas to reduce illegal drug use and to improve youth substance use prevention and treatment outcomes. IBH was founded by Robert L. DuPont, MD, who previously served as first Director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) and second White House Drug Chief. IBH is working to reframe the way the nation thinks about youth substance use, setting a clear public health standard of One Choice: no use of any alcohol, nicotine, cannabis/THC, or other drugs by youth under age 21 for reasons of health. The One Choice message is rooted in our understanding of the unique vulnerability of the developing adolescent brain to substance use and in recognizing addiction as a pediatric-onset disorder. IBH has analyzed nationally representative data to show that for youth, all substance use is connected and that a growing percentage of young people are already making One Choice not to use any substances. Join the One Choice Community, a grassroots network of prevention professionals and coalitions working to amplify youth voices in prevention and normalize substance non-use for youth health. 

www.OneChoicePrevention.org 

Phone: 301-231-9010 x5 

NASW NH seeks to advance professional knowledge in the field of social work, develop and enforce ethical standards, and promote social and legislative policies that improve conditions of life for all members of society. 

MHCGM has been serving the behavioral health needs of the Greater Manchester community for over 60 years. As a private, nonprofit organization and the largest outpatient mental health provider in the state, we are proud to offer evidence-based treatments to more than 11,000 adults and children each year. 

www.mhcgm.org

Phone: 603-668-4111 

The New England Prevention Technology Transfer Center, administered by AdCare Educational Institute of Maine, Inc., provides training and technical assistance services to the professional and volunteer prevention workforce within the New England states. The New England PTTC is a diverse program with multiple modes of training and information dissemination. This includes collaboration with states to hold live, in-person trainings featuring the latest prevention science, but also multiple opportunities for distance learning to maximize the reach of technical assistance in the region. The New England PTTC also puts a focus on workforce development initiatives, to include introducing New England high school students and young adults to the many educational and career opportunities within the prevention field. The New England PTTC serves as a hub of specialty expertise in providing training and technical assistance in the area of cannabis risk education and prevention. 

https://pttcnetwork.org/center/new-england-pttc/ 

Phone: 207-626-3615  

New Futures is a non profit working to increase the health and wellness of all NH residents through civic empowerment and policy change 

new-futures.org

Phone: 603-225-9540 

www.nhcf.org 

Phone: 603-225-6641 

The NH Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselors Association provides training and credentialing support to the substance use prevention, treatment and recovery workforce. 

https://www.nhadaca.org/

Phone: 603-225-7060 

NH Navigator is a free, unbiased public health insurance enrollment assistance initiative that is available to all people living in NH. 

https://acanavigator.com/nh/home 

Phone: 1-877-211-NAVI 

NH Outright serves, supports, and advocates for LGBTQ+ youth and their families across New Hampshire. Programs include direct support groups, events, statewide partnerships, and training & education. 

https://www.seacoastoutright.org/

Leadership development and prevention programming for middle & high school students, as well as parent engagement and professional development offerings for behavioral health providers

www.nhteeninstitute.org

Phone: 978-206-1188

Short Term Residential Treatment Center for Teens

https://theridgertc.com

Southern New Hampshire Area Health Education Center is an accredited provider of continuing education. We strive to provide learning opportunities for health professionals and community members on a wide variety of topics.

https://www.snhahec.org/contact-us.html 

Phone: 603-397-7217

The Prevention Certification Board of New Hampshire is an all-volunteer board with the important role of providing oversight for the process of certifying individuals as Prevention Specialists in the state of New Hampshire through IC&RC credentialing. The board has the responsibility of reviewing and approving Continuing Education (CEUs) for Certified Prevention Specialists for various types of events (workshops, webinars, trainings, conferences, etc.) https://nhpreventcert.org/ 

https://extension.unh.edu/ 

Phone:  603-255-3707

WellSense Health Plan is a nonprofit health insurance company serving more than 700,000 members across Massachusetts and New Hampshire through Medicare, Individual and Family, and Medicaid plans. 

www.wellsense.org