Sgt. Avery Monroe hands a gift to Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier during Operation Santa on Tuesday morning at the Berlin Municipal Airport. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Operation Santa gift team, from left,Priscilla Leveille, Berlin Municipal Airport manager Marcel Leveille, Sgt. 1st Class Josh Stone, Sgt. Avery Monroe, Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier, NH Department of Health and Human Services clerk Tammy Martel, DHHS supervisor Katelyn Losier, CW4 Braden Hunter, Catp. Iain Hamilton and airport manager Robert Gagnon stand in front of an empty Blackhawk helicopter Tuesday morning.
Capt. Iain Hamilton carries Christmas packages at the Berlin Municipal Airport on Tuesday morning as part of Operation Santa. (PAUL R. ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Sgt. Avery Monroe hands a gift to Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier during Operation Santa on Tuesday morning at the Berlin Municipal Airport. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Operation Santa gift team, from left,Priscilla Leveille, Berlin Municipal Airport manager Marcel Leveille, Sgt. 1st Class Josh Stone, Sgt. Avery Monroe, Berlin Mayor Paul Grenier, NH Department of Health and Human Services clerk Tammy Martel, DHHS supervisor Katelyn Losier, CW4 Braden Hunter, Catp. Iain Hamilton and airport manager Robert Gagnon stand in front of an empty Blackhawk helicopter Tuesday morning.
Capt. Iain Hamilton carries Christmas packages at the Berlin Municipal Airport on Tuesday morning as part of Operation Santa. (PAUL R. ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
Sgt. Avery Monroe, left, hands off a Christmas package to Priscilla Leveille during Operation Santa. (PAUL ROBITAILLE PHOTO)
CONWAY — With cold, winter days ahead driving folks indoors, isolation can be an added challenge for those who are experiencing a life change or crisis. Memorial Hospital’s support groups are back in person and on-site to help people to feel less alone.
“We are pleased to welcome folks back into our facility for support groups again,” says Andrea Rathbone, Memorial Hospital’s senior director of practice operations. “Feelings of isolation can take a toll and this is an important way we can help our community. Sometimes our patients need more than medicine. Our providers are always thinking about the whole patient and what other resources their patients might benefit from.”
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