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Empowering Communities for Brighter Futures A New England Approach to Youth Diversion Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Grappone Conference Center Concord, NH Be a Summit Sponsor! The New England Youth Diversion […]
Community Health Institute Selected as Partner
We are pleased to announce that Community Health Institute, Bow, New Hampshire has been selected by the State Advisory Group on Juvenile Justice to work with the NH Juvenile Court […]
Network Welcomed at Police Chief’s Meeting
NH Juvenile Court Diversion Network Chair Nicole Rodler presented to the NH Police Chief’s Association at their October monthly meeting at Hampton Police Department. Previously unaware that there are no […]
Chair Testifies Before Child and Family Law Committee
On Oct. 15th 2013, The Juvenile Diversion Network testified before the Child and Family Law committee on House Bill 572 calling for a Study Commission to study public-private partnerships for […]
Committee Releases Report In Support of Network
On November 1, 2013, The Child and Family Law Committee submitted a report under HB 418, Chapter 44:1, Laws of 2013. Their Memorandum, widely and broadly supported testimony from the […]
Prosecutors Benefit from Direct Network Training
As part of the NH Police Standards and Training Courses, Officers are provided a combination of working knowledge and practical experience in the role of Police Prosecutor. Topics include substantive […]
CHI Completes State-By-State Diversion Review
On behalf of the New Hampshire Juvenile Court Diversion Network, the Community Health Institute embarked on a review of juvenile diversion approaches and strategies being used in the United States. […]
Governor Hassan Creates Juvenile Justice Commission
CONCORD – In order to improve New Hampshire’s juvenile justice system and ensure that at-risk youth receive the support that they need to rehabilitate and become successful members of society, […]
Restorative Justice More Than A Simple Apology
On November 18th, WMUR reported on a teen driver that crossed the center line and struck two women. The report generated a flurry of responses, because the teen’s lawyer was […]
Children who start fires can be helped
From Foster’s Daily Democrat by Kimberley Haas [email protected] CONCORD — Children who light fires get special attention from state officials because of the damage and loss of life they can […]