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opinions on any specific matters. Transmission of the information is not intended to create and receipt does not constitute a lawyer-client relationship between BS Kids
LLC , the author of the information and any other legal publisher. Customers of BS Kids should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel. The
opinions expressed in the material presented to BS Kids clientele is based on information found in legal publications. BS Kids LLC, 78 Canterberry Court, Hudson, NH
03051 781-756-1214.
Massachusetts: Access and Visitation. Massachusetts provides unwed parents with courses in parenting and
education and on how to proceed through the court system. The expected outcome is that parenting plans will be
developed by and for noncustodial and custodial parents. Contact Beth Winik at (617) 626-4182.
Dads Make a Difference: A Celebration of Fathering and Families on the Boston Common, Fathers Day, June 19. Join
over 15, 000 fathers and families for an afternoon of free, hands on fun with lots of interactive games, freebies and
fathering resources. Enjoy a diverse line up of performers and meet the recipients of our 2005 Super Dad Awards.
Families can enjoy free ice cream and other treats; create a Monster Mural, jump on a moon bounce and marvel at
balloon artists, magicians, face painters, signers, dancers, costumed characters and much more. For more information
see: www.dadsmakeadifference.com.
The NH Commission of the Status of Men was formed in October 2003. The first of its kind in the nation, the
Commission holds monthly meetings, usually the last Friday of each month, to review and discuss issues that have an
impact upon all men. The meetings are from 1:00pm-4:00pm and held in Room 206 of the Legislative Office Building in
Concord, NH. For more information see: www.nhgov/csm.
education and on how to proceed through the court system. The expected outcome is that parenting plans will be
developed by and for noncustodial and custodial parents. Contact Beth Winik at (617) 626-4182.
Dads Make a Difference: A Celebration of Fathering and Families on the Boston Common, Fathers Day, June 19. Join
over 15, 000 fathers and families for an afternoon of free, hands on fun with lots of interactive games, freebies and
fathering resources. Enjoy a diverse line up of performers and meet the recipients of our 2005 Super Dad Awards.
Families can enjoy free ice cream and other treats; create a Monster Mural, jump on a moon bounce and marvel at
balloon artists, magicians, face painters, signers, dancers, costumed characters and much more. For more information
see: www.dadsmakeadifference.com.
The NH Commission of the Status of Men was formed in October 2003. The first of its kind in the nation, the
Commission holds monthly meetings, usually the last Friday of each month, to review and discuss issues that have an
impact upon all men. The meetings are from 1:00pm-4:00pm and held in Room 206 of the Legislative Office Building in
Concord, NH. For more information see: www.nhgov/csm.
- Rhode Island
- Access and Visitation. Rhode Island continues to provide court-based mediation programs and supervised visitation services
that are scheduled to accommodate parents with traditional working hours. The Rhode Island Family Court is also planning to
develop a brochure and educational video for children of divorced or separated parents that specifically address the realities of
parental separation and offer suggestions for coping with a change in family structure. Contact George Dimuro at (401) 458-
5320.
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- -New Chapters Developing: Brockton will meet the 3rd Thursday of the month.. Contact Joe Moore via e-mail at
joemee69@yahoo.com. The Northshore is becoming active once again. Contact Chris Muirhead at chris.
muirhead@yahoo.com.
- Massachusetts: Access and Visitation. Massachusetts provides unwed parents with courses in parenting and education and on
how to proceed through the court system. The expected outcome is that parenting plans will be developed by and for noncustodial
and custodial parents. Contact Beth Winik at (617) 626-4182.
- In election 2008, don’t forget Angry White Man
New Hampshire Child Advocacy Network events!
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
- The National Alliance on Mental Illness NH (NAMI NH) is offering a FREE 8 week educational program for parents
and primary caregivers of children and adolescents with serious emotional disorders. The curriculum will provide
tools, strategies and information to help parents to navigate and advocate for their child's mental health needs. This
program is taught by parents, with both knowledge and personal experience, and who are specially trained in the
program. Call to learn more about this program! 1-800-242-6264 ext. 25
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