Help spread awareness.
Join us at one of our upcoming events to help spread awareness and put an end to domestic violence, sexual abuse and human trafficking in our community.
upcoming events
2nd Annual Resilience Breakfast
Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Doors open: 7:30 a.m.
1-hour program begins: 8:00 a.m.
The Breakfast will be at St. Paul’s School.
Register for CCCNH’s 2nd annual Resilience Breakfast today and join with advocates, survivors, and allies as we share the CCCNH mission and raise awareness for survivors of sexual assualt and highlight our prevention education work in Merrimack County. The Resilience Breakfast is a one-hour fundraising event.
The Breakfast will start at 7:30 am with a half-hour of networking, followed by the program beginning at 8:00 am, lasting one hour. This year’s program features special guest speaker, Emma Mannion from the Netflix documentary “Victim/Suspect“. We hope you can join us on April 10th!
For more information about the event, sponsorship, or to become a table captain contact
Debbie at 603.225.7376 or email at fundraising@cccnh.org.
Click here to register for the Resilience Breakfast.
Thank you to our event sponsors:
St. Paul’s School, Northeast Delta Dental and an generous anonymous donor.
Take Back the Night
A Powerful Evening of Support & Solidarity
Join us on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 from 7:30 PM – 9:00 pm on the State House lawn.
Take Back the Night is a globally recognized event aimed at ending sexual violence in all its forms. It provides a platform for survivors to share their stories, allies to show their support, and communities to come together in solidarity against sexual assault. This event originated as a protest against the fear and violence that women face when walking alone at night, but it has since evolved into a movement to end all forms of sexual violence, including harassment, assault, and abuse.
This year’s Take Back the Night event promises to be an impactful and empowering evening. Here’s what you can look forward to:
Speakers: Hear from survivors, advocates, and community leaders who are working tirelessly to end sexual violence and support survivors.
March: Take part in a symbolic march through the streets, reclaiming public spaces and asserting our right to safety and freedom from violence.
Music: .We look forward to a performance by the Songweavers.
We invite you to join us for Take Back the Night on April 30th and add your voice to the chorus of those demanding an end to sexual violence. Whether you’re a survivor, ally, advocate, or concerned community member, your presence matters.