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Nashua’s Safe Stations, which offered free help finding substance use treatment to anyone who showed up at local fire stations, will end its services July…
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Four months into the state's new addiction treatment program, Manchester says it's still overwhelmed with the number of people seeking help in the city.…
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First responders across New Hampshire are participating in a grant program that uses mobile units to connect people struggling with substance use…
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Conference Puts 'Safe Station' Program In Spotlight, Looks To Replicate SuccessRepresentatives with a number of different federal agencies tasked with responding to the opioid crisis were in Nashua Thursday for a conference on the…
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Researchers at Dartmouth have completed a months-long study of Manchester's Safe Station program.The city’s fire department started the effort about two…
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For years, New Hampshire has relied on a largely patchwork strategy to address the opioid crisis, funding grassroots efforts community by community. That…
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In a visit to Manchester this week, President Trump discusses efforts to combat the opioid crisis and floats the idea of the death penalty for drug…
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President Donald Trump's plan to combat opioid drug addiction calls for stiffer penalties for drug traffickers, including the death penalty where it's…
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Manchester’s Safe Station Program is exploring a novel way to transport people to local substance abuse providers -- by using the ride-sharing app…
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Serenity Place, the addiction treatment center tied to Manchester's Safe Station program, will be shutting its doors after more than four decades of…