CLAREMONT Pleasant Street came alive Tuesday night, August 1, as the city’s National Night Out (NNO) celebration brought the community and law enforcement together.
Program helps children dealing with trauma
ACERT connects children with resources Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Feb 18, 2021
ACERT connects children with resources Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Feb 18, 2021
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Show Transcript SPREADING TO OTHER COMMUNITIES. WMUR’S JENNIFER CROMPTON HAS DETAILS. JENNIFER: ACERT STANDS FOR ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCE RESPONSE TEAM, A PROGRAM THAT INCLUDES POLICE, SOCIAL SERVICES , AND PROFESSIONALS FOCUSED ON , HELPING CHILDREN IMPACTED BY TRAUMA. IT COULD RANGE FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TO AN OVERDOSE TO A CAR ACCIDENT. JENNIFER: CONNECTING THEM TO RESOURCES. CONGRESSMAN CHRIS PAPPAS HOLDING A VIRTUAL ROUNDTABLE WITH MANCHESTER, LACONIA, AND SOMERSWORTH ACERT PARTICIPANTS, ABOUT WHAT KIDS ARE SEEING DURING THE PANDEMIC. LIKE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CASES UP IN LACONIA. THE CRISIS CENTER HAS CONFIRMED THAT THEY HAVE SEEN MORE REFERRALS AND ALSO MORE LETHAL LETHALITY ISSUES THEY ARE CONCERNED WITH, MORE VIOLE