BCNH is hiring a Ukrainian case manager.

Donors overwhelmed BCNH with their generous support for our work during the June 7-8 NH GIves event. Thank you!.

Hussain Amiri, a former Afghan refugee, joins BCNH to help the resettle Aghan evacuees in New Hampshire.

BCNH told a NH House committee that to keep its staff and their clients safe, the orgnization needs to be able to require that all of its employees are vaccinated.

We’ve moved to 1045 Elm Street, Suite 202, Manchester NH.

You’ll find us in the Chase Building, which is also home to Margarita’s restaurant.

BCNH case manager Eric Irakiza was one of the first to receive a COVID vaccination at a Manchester Health Department “equity clinic.” Since then, we have been working with refugee and immigrant communities to promote widespread vaccination.

The NH Center for Nonprofits presented its 2021 Nonprofit Impact Award to BCNH last spring. BCNH Executive Director Rick Minard receives the award from Kathleen Reardon, director of the Center.

Children with chronic conditions face particular challenges in school and at home. When those children are also refugees and have parents who may have little or no English, they need extra help connecting with essential services. BCNH is making those connections.