Join us on Saturday, June 26 for a night of laughs to raise funds for Granite Pathways!

We open our doors and hearts in many ways this season. Find out about a few special events coming up!

Connections Peer Support Center will be hosting this peer-led group delving into the issues and concerns of those with both a substance use disorder and mental illness.

Check out Safe Harbor’s June 2021 schedule of meetings and workshops.

Free two-hour virtual session on integrating SBIRT with a focus on adolescents.

NH Gives is a statewide 24-hour online fundraising event organized by the NH Center for Nonprofits.

A hybrid format will be offered. More details to come soon.

No need to get out of your car – stop by and obtain free school supplies.

On May 20th at 3 PM, join Rob Reiner for a screening of the documentary “The Definition of Insanity.”

Save the evening of Thursday, May 20th for a free film screening of the award-winning film “God Knows Where I Am” and discussion panel.

Things are really popping up here at
Safe Harbor Recovery Center!

Check out Safe Harbor’s May 2021 schedule of meetings and workshops.

Amanda Durand is a Family Peer Support Specialist of Granite Pathways’ Strength to Succeed Program

Adults and children are invited to submit an original poem or visual work of art inspired by a line they choose from Amanda Gorman’s Inauguration Poem, “The Hill We Climb.”

Volunteers are the heart of our Granite Pathways organization and the backbone of what we do!

Lisa Bee and Lori Herbert of Granite Pathway’s Strength to Succeed program were presented with awards by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Division for Children, Youth and Families (DCYF).

Lori Hebert, Program Director, recognizes the work of Anna Battle, Field Supervisor. Both are with the Strength to Succeed Program at Granite Pathways.

Safe Harbor Recovery Center is open! Check out our April schedule of meetings and workshops.

Members of Seacoast Pathways Clubhouse, a community organized to support individuals living with the effects of mental illness, gave a 90-minute virtual presentation to 27 Occupational Therapy (OT) students at the University of New Hampshire.

Granite Pathways is celebrating its 2-year anniversary as an officially Designated Recovery Friendly Workplace!

New programs are a study series with in-depth look at recovery topics, and a veterans recovery support group.