An affiliate of the National Alliance of Recovery Residences
7/15/21: "'Coming back to life': Hampton’s Magnolia House a lifeline for women in recovery" - Seacoast Online
7/12/21: "Women's sober homes lacking in the Monadnock Region" - The Keene Sentinel
6/19/21: "He Lost Everything to Addiction. Then An Arrest Changed His Life." - NHPR
6/16/21: "Recovery community pushes ahead as state reopens" - Concord Monitor
6/1/21: "Addiction recovery workers see changes in demographic, substance use due to pandemic" - WMUR
5/8/21: "Manchester issues fine against sober home; lawyers warn that city has a weak case" - Union Leader
4/29/21: "Revised Guidelines May Make it Easier to Treat Opioid Addictions" - NHPR
4/8/21: "Help available for those fighting drug addiction during the pandemic - WMUR
3/2021: "City Matters: Sober homes -- a fit for Manchester or not?" - Union Leader
2/21/21: "Assistant Merrimack County Attorney recounts struggle with alcohol and mental health" - Concord Monitor
2/21/21: "Recovery Meetings Available for Meth Users" - Union Leader
11/17/20: Kim Bock (NHCORR Executive Director) sat down for a 30 minute interview with TIME Senior Producer Diane Tsai for an upcoming documentary related to recovery housing, set to premiere in Spring 2021.
10/7/20: "Recovery groups point to N.H's other crisis" - Concord Monitor
10/7/20: "Recovery groups point to N.H's other crisis" - Concord Monitor
9/26/20: "Recovery houses across the state are shutting down" - Concord Monitor
8/25/20: "N.H Mental Health Experts Say More People Are Struggling With Addiction During Pandemic" - NHPR
7/28/20: "Report Shows Cost of COVID-19 to Substance Use Recovery" - The Berlin Sun
6/24/20: "North Country Recovery Community: Staying Connected During a Pandemic" - Caledonian Record
5/23/20: "COVID-19 pandemic threatens progress in substance abuse recovery communities in NH" - Concord Monitor
4/21/20: "N.H Addiction Treatment Providers Say Pandemic Poses New Challenges...And an Opportunity" - NHPR
2/29/20: "Sober homes face challenge of finding a neighborhood that welcomes them" - Concord Monitor