We're honored to announce that Governor Chris Sununu has officially proclaimed November as Children and Teens' Grief Awareness Month in New Hampshire. ​

Friends of Aine is proud to announce that we were selected for the Your Choice Fidelity Care Project Grant. With the help of Boston Cares and Fidelity Investments employees, over 1,600 snack bags were packed for the children who attend our programs. Many of our programs run around meal time and these snack bags provide comfort and nourishment to children as they navigate their grief journeys.

Cate Murphy is a 23-year-old advocate for grieving young people. In July 2016, her father Jason was diagnosed with stage 4 esophageal cancer, and after a courageous fight, he died in March 2017. She was 15 years old. While grappling with the death of her father, she found herself without a support system, causing her to struggle deeply with isolation and apathy. 

​MANCHESTER — Friends of Aine Center for Grieving Children and Families announced it has received a contract with the N.H. Department of Health and Human Services that will help the center expand its services.

MANCHESTER — Friends of Aine Co-Founder/Executive Director Christine Phillips was named to NH Business Review’s 2024 New Hampshire 200, a list of the state’s most influential business leaders across major industries.

Nonprofit Will Receive $50,000 in Grant Support and Virtual Leadership Training to Advance Economic Mobility in N.H.
 
MANCHESTER, N.H. (December 15, 2023) — Bank of America has selected Manchester-based Friends of Aine as its 2023 Neighborhood Champion® in New Hampshire. Friends of Aine will receive a $50,000 grant...

​MANCHESTER — It was a night of celebration for Friends of Aine’s Center for Grieving Children & Families as it received the Business & Industry Association’s New Hampshire Advantage Award and a special grant.

BEDFORD, NH – One in 12 children experience the death of a parent or sibling before the age of 18. Despite this relatively common occurrence, there are very few grief programs in schools or communities that can help children cope, heal and grow.

​MANCHESTER — Christine Phillips sits on a couch inside a beautiful Victorian house turned home of Friends of Aine’s Center for Grieving Children & Families.