Single mother Jessica and her 14-year-old son Steven entered the Connected Families NH (CFNH) Wraparound program after being reunited following a period in which Steven lived with his grandmother after mental health challenges. He had to adjust to a new school, home, new friends and new community. He struggled with certain intellectual disabilities, as well as anger and impulse control problems.

Tessa was 17 years old when her and her mother, Gail, entered the Connected Families NH TrECC program. They had the goal of obtaining support and guidance for Tessa and her family as she transitioned back into her community following inpatient psychiatric treatment. These challenges were sparked by her parents’ sudden divorce, which resulted in a total upheaval of their once

Tiffany was 12 years old when she and her mother, Sally, entered the CFNH FAST Forward program. Tiffany had taken up a habit of lying and stealing due to mental health challenges, and the final straw that spurred further intervention was her eventually running away from her home overnight. Tiffany’s school contacted her parents, who were immediately on board with bringing

Tyler was a driven 18-year-old who had been working towards high school graduation, until his parents decided to separate. This caused him to enter a severe depression, losing motivation for school and activities, eventually ending up in residential treatment.