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  • Caregivers Connect Event

    Cochecho Country Club 145 Gulf Road,, Dover, NH, United States

    Join us for a FREE in-person event for family caregivers! 10th Annual Caregivers Connect Strong Enough to Care: Emotions, Communication, and Resilience Presenter: Bonnie Brooks Dudley, Author and Communication Coach Learn tools and insights to help you through the highs, lows, and changes of caregiving. Participants will learn how emotions shape conversations with loved ones, family members, and professionals, and how simple, effective communication strategies can reduce stress, strengthen understanding, and create more compassionate connections. The first 50 registrants will receive a copy of Bonnie’s book, “Working it Out.” Wednesday, May 13, 2026 from 1:30-4:30 at the Cochecho Country Club, Dover, NH 03820 The event is free, but registration is required here. This event is generously underwritten by First Seacoast Bank

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  • Paws & Purpose – A Fundraiser for Pet Peace of Mind

    Cornerstone VNA 178 Farmington Road, Rochester, NH

    ABOUT THE EVENT: Save the date for our 2nd Annual Paws & Purpose event, a special afternoon of dog-friendly fun, community connection, and meaningful support for Cornerstone VNA’s Pet Peace of Mind® program. Bring your dog, invite your friends, and enjoy a lively outdoor event filled with wellness-focused vendors, enrichment activities, food, and opportunities to learn more about the vital support this program provides to the beloved pets of hospice patients. This event is all about celebrating the human-animal bond while helping ensure that hospice patients can remain connected to the pets they love.   IS THIS EVENT GOOD FOR REACTIVE DOGS? Reactive Dog Level 3-4. See our Comfort Chart for explanation. This event is moderately stimulating and may be suitable for some reactive dogs, depending on their comfort level. It will take place in an open outdoor setting with on-leash requirements, spaced-out activity stations, and room to create distance. Expect excitement, barking, and movement around enrichment areas and splash pools. Early arrival is recommended for a quieter experience. Guardians should bring high-value treats, calming aids, and have an exit plan. Dogs who are highly reactive or easily overwhelmed may be more comfortable sitting this one out. Email [email protected] with questions—we’re happy to help […]