Art Jam Photo Contest
Get your creative juices flowing and your paintbrush going for WZID’s Art Jam Photo Contest and you could be selected to win a $200 gift card! The rules are simple. Post a picture of YOUR original artistic expression below with the hashtag #Artjamriverside.

The best part is, your photo can be of anything! Share some of your art and photography, or maybe have a friend snap a picture of you expressing your inner creative, whether that be of you singing, dancing, painting etc.  The winner of the competition will win a $200 Visa Gift Card and all submissions will be displayed at Art Jam Riverside’s photo wall on Saturday, September 8^th in Arms Park. Submissions are welcome from August 20^th until September 8^th, so make sure you have your camera or phone at the ready for when inspiration strikes. Sponsored by Evision Eye Care, helping you view the arts through a clear lens.

Official Contest Rules

Families in Transition-New Horizons is one of the largest homeless services organizations in New Hampshire with locations in Manchester, Concord, Dover and Wolfeboro. The organization provides hunger relief, emergency shelter, safe affordable housing, and supportive services to individuals and families who are homeless or in need, enabling them to gain self-sufficiency and respect. One of its larger programs is its Willows Substance Use Treatment Center and Recovery Housing for women and men. The program specializes in providing evidence based practices to address substance use disorders as well as mental health and trauma. For more information about the organization and its programs visit www.fitnh.org.

Listen to our interview with Families in Transition-New Horizons below!

HOPE for NH Recovery mission is to support people impacted by addiction through lived experience on their path to well being

Recovery Community Centers are a place for people who are interested in recovery. We offer a safe judgement free space and peer support to those who are seeking recovery, family and friends of, or those who are in recovery themselves that know the importance of giving back what was freely given to them. Our main focus is to help people learn to get comfortable in their recovery utilizing a non-clinical peer to peer based approach. Helping people learn how to have fun in their recovery so that they wish to remain in recovery is our top priority. We do also offer telephone recovery support, social events, meetings and several groups throughout the week: AA, NA, HA, SMART, Art, Music, and so much more.

Listen to our interview with HOPE for NH Recovery below!