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GET INVOLVED

Join us for volunteer hours every Thursday, 3pm - 6pm. Bring a friend and help us build harm reduction kits for our Syringe Service Program participants. Email volunteer@nhhrc.org with any questions.

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Building accessibility notes: The NHHRC parking lot entrance (that is at the back of the building) has no stairs. The doors are not automatic so please ring our doorbell to be let in. We have a wheelchair lift that can bring folks to the second floor.

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A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text at the top that is arched over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer, Megan Stezler (she/her). Megan is a white woman who is smiling out at the camera. She has above the shoulder length hair with one longer skinny braid hanging in front of her. She is wearing a dark long sleeve shirt and a long necklace with a skull on it. Under Megan is a ripped piece of white paper. On the paper it says “Syringe services (needle exchange), and harm reduction in general, works. It may be the reason I am living and breathing with no disease and my whole body intact and healthy today. I volunteer so that others have the same opportunity I did.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text at the top that is arched over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Dan Andrew (he/him). Dan is an older white man, who has white/grey hair and a beard. He is wearing glasses and smiling out at the camera. Dan is wearing a suite and tie. Under Dan is a ripped piece of white paper. On the paper it says “I worked for over 40 years in the fire and emergency services profession, and volunteering with the New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition connects me to the most life saving and life transforming work that I have experienced.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text at the top that is arched over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Bill Davis (he/him). Bill is an older white man. He is balding with white/grey hair on the sides of his head and a beard. He is wearing glasses. He is squinting at the camera and smiling slightly. He is wearing a black t-shirt that says Harm Reduction saves lives with the NHHRC logo on it. Under Bill is a ripped piece of white paper. On the paper it says “Working as a volunteer for the New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition has been extremely fulfilling, as we are able to save lives, prevent diseases, and show empathy towards some of the most marginalized individuals in our communities.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text at the top that is arched over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Jen Beaudoin (she/they). Jen is a white person who has short, above the ear, dark hair. She is looking out the camera and smiling. They are wearing multiple layers. To the left of Jen is the NHHRC logo. Under Jen is a ripped piece of white paper. On the paper it says “I look forward to making kits every week and no matter how my day is going, seeing the folks at NHHRC makes it brighter.“
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Lily Raymond (she/her). Lily is looking out at the camera and smiling. She has long dark hair with bang, she is wearing glasses and a plain white t-shirt and has tattoos covering each arm. Under Lily is a ripped piece of white paper. The paper says “I love volunteering with NHHRC and being able to get people the things they need to keep themselves and their communities safe.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in bright orange text over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are shining spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Nik Rosenholm. Nik is smiling out at the camera. Nik has short above the ears, dark hair. He is wearing glasses and a short sleeve black t-shirt. Both of his arms are covered in tattoos. Under Nik is a ripped piece of white paper. The paper says “Volunteering at NHHRC is the highlight of my week. Every time I attend, I learn new things related to harm reduction and the importance of reducing stigma.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in black and white text over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright blue water color paper. At the top two corners of the graphic there are illustrated spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Lachlan McCarty (he/him). Under Lachlan is a ripped piece of white paper. The paper says “I grew up with a parent in the medical field, who often witnessed overdoses and spoke about the lack of safety regarding drug use in our state. I wanted to know how I could help, and my interest in harm reduction lead me to NHHRC's social media.”
A bright and colorful graphic that says “volunteer spotlight” in black and white text over the person at the center of the graphic. The background of the graphic is bright orange. At the top two corners of the graphic there are illustrated spotlights. At the center of the graphic is a black and white image of a NHHRC volunteer Lachlan McCarty (he/him). Under Lachlan is a ripped piece of white paper. The paper says “Ever since my first kit making party, they've been incredibly welcoming and continue to provide a safe and comfortable atmosphere for all. It's my favorite part of the week! I genuinely love making harm reduction kits, it's a very relaxing and fun activity.”

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