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Jeepin’4Vets fundraiser sets course for Lakes Region, with celebration held at Easterseals campus Sept. 19
The 9th annual Jeepin’4Vets, a patriotic Jeep caravan and fundraiser, is happening at the Easterseals NH Military and Veterans Campus, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., on Saturday, Sept. 19. The event is presented by Bonneville and Son, of Manchester, and all proceeds benefit Veterans Count.
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Veterans Count to Host Free Military Support Concert Featuring Gary Sinise & the Lt. Dan Band
Sept. 24 event in Portsmouth will benefit organizations supporting New Hampshire’s military and Veteran community
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9th Annual Easterseals NH Veterans Count Jeepin’4Vets to Rally Support for New Hampshire’s Military Community
Patriotic Jeep caravan will benefit services for service members, Veterans, and their families.
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Veterans Count Provides a Path to Permanent Housing
Veterans Count housing support helped Gary access recovery resources, VA care, financial assistance, and permanent housing in Franklin, NH.
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Easterseals NH & VT Expands Executive Leadership Team with Key Appointments
Easterseals NH & VT announced the expansion of its executive leadership team with the appointments of Kristen McGuigan as Chief Programs Officer and Ana McKenna as Chief Military & Veterans Services Officer.
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Annual “Make 12 Hours Count Radiothon” is Wednesday, May 13, 2026
Tune in on Wednesday, May 13, to hear from and support the New Hampshire military community through the annual Veterans Count “Make 12-Hours Count Radiothon.”
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Behavioral Health Services by Easterseals NH expands programs to serve more individuals and families in need
Explore how Behavioral Health Services by Easterseals NH expands programs for Veterans, first responders, and the general public.
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Rebuilding a Life: How One Coast Guard Veteran Found Hope Through Veterans Count
When Denise, a highly decorated United States Coast Guard Veteran, entered treatment in early 2024, she believed she had lost everything that mattered most, her health, her home, and her relationship with her children.