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Jennifer Martin of Keene says she just needs "space, a good place to live, and a cat to love." Monadnock Developmental Services helps Jennifer in her work and home life so she can be independent.

Ginger Cook volunteers every year as part of the Connecticut River Watershed Council river cleanup. Among the 45 tons of trash she and other volunteers dredged up were televisions, car batteries, guitars and more!

After spending years in environmental law, Kelly Nicks of Newport realized she wanted to teach. The Upper Valley Teacher Institute helped her transition into teaching and use her experience to reach her students.

As a teenager, Jeremy Lane of Hampton was in trouble for stealing street signs. But thanks to the The Upper Room and its Juvenile Diversion Program, he's gotten on the right track.

Sister Monique of the St. Kieran Center for the Arts says the arts "speak to our soul" even in difficult times.