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About
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Squamscott
Community Commons
www.squamscott.org
Mission:
To improve the quality of community and family life
by creating and maintaining an intergenerational
community center that provides social, health, recreational,
cultural and educational opportunities for all.
Number
of People Served: 55,000 (approx.)
Communities
Served: SAU 16 and surrounding Rockingham
County communities
The
new center will provide a neighborhood gathering
place with a central location for community calendars
and resource information - a virtual newcomer’s
club! There will be public access to the Little
River and an outdoor recreation area. The center
will also provide meeting spaces and events that
promote community interaction and cooperation.
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Amy McLaughlin, Board Chair
Account Manager, NOVARTIS
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Karen Moyer (Ex-Officio)
Rockingham Community Action
Director, WIC/CSFP/FMNP
Child Care Services and Literacy Services
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Erik Loranger, Vice Chair
Finance Committee
Wealth Manager, Raymond James
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Margaret O'Day
Administrative Director of Health Services
Phillips Exeter Academy
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Bill Gauthier, Treasurer
Director of Training,
CCA Global Partners
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Jane Oldfield-Spearman
Community Resident
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Carter Woodworth Siegel, Secretary
Community Resident
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Nancy Pierce
Retired Principal,
Seacoast School of Technology
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John M. Baker
Community Resident
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Timothy Phoenix, Esq.
Hoefle, Phoenix & Gormley, P.A.
Partner
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Jennifer Benn (Ex-Officio)
Executive Director,
Exeter Center For Creative Arts
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Julie Quinn
Director of Communications,
Phillips Exeter Academy
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Daniel Chartrand
Owner and Founder,
Water Street Bookstore, Inc.
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Michael Schidlovsky
President,
Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce
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Kathy Crompton (Ex-Officio)
Program Committee
Executive Director,
SeaCare Health Services
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Peggy Small-Porter (Ex-Officio)
Richie McFarland Children's Center
Executive Director
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Fred Doane
CFO,
Northland Forest Products
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Frank Valgenti
President/Technical Project Manager
Arten Technology Group, Inc.
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C. Davis Farmer, Jr.
Chairman,
MSM Protein Technologies Inc.
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Michael Favreau
Director of Parks and Recreation
Exeter, NH
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Wendy Monroe (Ex-Officio)
Executive Director,
Great Bay Kids Company
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AGENCIES: |
 Exeter
Center for Creative Arts (ECCA)
www.exeterarts.net
Mission:
To provide high quality fine arts resources
and education to learners of all ages and
abilities; and to promote fines arts in the
seacoast area.
Number
of People Served: 300+ individuals/yr
Communities
Served: Serves people of all ages,
preschool through adult, throughout the greater
seacoast region, Northern MA, and Southern
Maine |
Rockingham
Community Action
www.rcaction.org
Mission:
To alleviate and prevent poverty, and to promote
self-reliance.
Number
of People Served: 8,000+ households/yr
Communities
Served: Low-income residents of all
ages in the 37 communities in Rockingham County;
some programs also serve Strafford County
The
Commons will serve as a new location for Women,
Infants and Children program (WIC), Commodity
Supplemental Food Program, Child Care Resource
and Referral, Child and Adult Care Food Program,
and Literacy Services. |
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 Great
Bay Kids Company
www.greatbaykids.org
Mission:
Dedicated to providing quality early childhood
education and school-age enrichment programs
for children.
Number
of People Served: 400+ children/yr
Communities
Served: Parents with children between
the ages of 2-12 years of age who live and/or
work within the seacoast region.
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SeaCare
Health Services
www.seacarehealthservices.org
Mission:
Founded on the belief that our community should
provide high quality equitable health care
for all. Such health care encompasses those
services needed to achieve complete physical,
mental and social well-being. SeaCare Health
Services is devoted to ensuring that all underserved
members of the community have access to optimal
health care.
Number
of People Served: 2,000+ Individuals/yr
Communities
Served: Uninsured or underinsured
residents of 21 towns in SE Rockingham County
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 Richie
McFarland Children’s Center
www.richiemcfarland.org
Mission:
Serves
in the early identification and treatment
of developmental problems for children ages
birth to three. Our goal is to help young
children reach their full developmental potential
and to support their families through that
process.
Number
of People Served: 300+ families/yr
Communities
Served: 24 towns in Northern Rockingham
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