We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops, both in-person and virtually. We are observing safety protocols for COVID-19 in our center.
Download a printable calendar for January 2022 or see our schedule below.
Please note: As of January 27, 2022, yoga is indefinitely suspended at Safe Harbor.
Please check our Facebook page for changes or cancellations: Safe Harbor Recovery Center | Facebook
We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops, both in-person and virtually. We are observing safety protocols for COVID-19 in our center.
Download a printable calendar for December 2021 or see our schedule below.
November 16, 2021
Granite Pathways and Safe Harbor are excited to announce that Whitney Brown has assumed management of Safe Harbor Recovery Center!
Whitney has been a valued employee of Granite Pathways for 3 years. Many of you know her through her management of our Job Launch program where she has been instrumental in supporting many of our members to prepare for and get back to work or to pursue education and training to further their career and job prospects. Others may remember her as a facilitator of Parenting Journey in Recovery classes. Some may simply recall her welcoming and supportive presence here when you stopped by Safe Harbor to find fellowship in a meeting or activity.
As a long-time resident of the Seacoast, Whitney knows and is well-respected within the community. We are confident that her transition as leader of the Center will be smooth and that she has the skills and passion to take the Center to the next level!
Please join us in welcoming Whitney to this new role!
We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops, both in-person and virtually. We are observing safety protocols for COVID-19 in our center. Click here to download a printable calendar for November 2021 or see our schedule below.
September 7, 2021
SOS Recovery Community Organization and the NH Department of Health and Human Services’ Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services has compiled a list of family support in recovery meetings throughout the state, with both in-person and virtual meetings listed. See below or click here for a downloadable and printable PDF.
Safe Harbor Recovery Center, part of Granite Pathways, is pleased to present Families Hoping and Coping on the first and third Wednesday of the month from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm at our location in Portsmouth.
SHRC will be closed for the day on Saturday, October 9, 2021. Any further updates will be posted here and on our page on Facebook. We apologize for this change in schedule for this week.
We’re pleased to welcome you for meetings and workshops, both in-person and virtually. We are observing safety protocols for COVID-19 in our center. Click here to download a printable calendar for October 2021 or see our schedule below.
Note: there will be no Yoga on Friday, October 15; the Yoga instructor will return on October 22.
September 13, 2021
The New Hampshire Community Health Worker coalition has scheduled a virtual summit for October 20 and 22, 2021. See the date saver below.
Presented by Communities for Alcohol- and Drug-Free Youth, Cindy Pierce, author and comedic storyteller will discuss the myth of hookup culture.
Many young people mask their confusion about relationships and sex and rely on the Internet to answer their questions. Hookup culture has become normalized and even glorified through cultural messaging and peer pressure online and off. Young people regularly express the challenges of social and sexual anxiety and the pressure to conform, as well as confusion about what norms are appropriate. Cindy finds that to an overwhelming extent, teens experience direct and indirect pressure from peers to hook up.
Click here to register.
Date: Thursday, September 30, 2021
Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Location:
The Common Man Inn & Spa
231 Main Street
Plymouth, NH 03264
Seacoast Pathways, part of Granite Pathways, a company of The Fedcap Group, is proud to announce that it has received accreditation from Clubhouse International (CI), a membership organization representing more than 300 locally managed Clubhouses in nearly 40 US states and more than 30 countries. Learn more about this process via Seacoast Pathways News.
Executive Director Ann Strachan noted that accreditation is significant because it signals to mental health organizations, state agencies, and members of the community that the clubhouse is always improving, and accreditation opens up more opportunities for funding and partnerships. Read more about the significance of accreditation on the Seacoast Pathways News website.
