Community Services/Non-Profits near Nashua, NH

“The staff at the front desk are friendly and knowledgeable. The class instructors for HIGH, and RIPPED are outstanding. They are always looking out for those of us who need modifications and are inclusive. EXCELLENT!”

“When I arrived, the employee (Allegedly, his name was Cooper) that was working the front desk was repeatedly telling a man that he couldn't enter. Being me (an empath), I immediately sensed this dark aura surrounding the man and knew that he was trying to sneak his way in while the employee (Allegedly Cooper) was refusing him politely. As it turns out, the man had this fake guest pass and was trying to enter with just that. The employee (Cooper, allegedly) even checked to see if there was an active membership under the man's name, and there wasn't! Cooper (Allegedly) kindly kept telling the man that he could not enter and repeatedly told him why that was the case until the man decided to leave.Cooper (Allegedly) then generously greeted me and allowed me in after I presented him with my YMCA membership card.I definitely recommend this place. They got really good service, and their employees know what they are doing!”

“I love this store. My husband recently passed away. I am on a very limited income. I love getting my clothes here. The prices are very very reasonable. I get a lot of compliments from my friends. The store is so clean. The staff is the best. I try to go here at least once a week.”

“Staff always greet you with a smile. Very clean. There is so much variety. In the past week I've done strength training, taken aqua aerobics, shot some hoops, swam laps, and took a sauna. It's not cheap, but if you will be using all the options it's definitely worth it. I do know there is finincial assistance available if needed. I really enjoy the atmosphere: this is truly an all-inclusive place.”

“My wife and I attended they parenting class they have during the evening hours, they provide daycare and food, bring your own drinks, we recently took full custody of our 3 yr old nephew, he was previously taken by dcf once and about to be taken for a second time, the first time dcf had diagnosed with PTSD and other disorders, he was pretty far behind in speech and other cognitive skills, shortly after taking custody and providing a safe and structure environment, he started talking more and his eating habits progressed then the dentist discovered severe bottle rot, they scheduled emergency oral surgery and in an effort to save as many teeth as possible she capped 14 of the back top and bottom teeth, she had to extract the top front teeth, the bottom front 4 we're ok and left alone, this however slowed his speech even further and we had to change his whole eating habits, which now also created a great deal of digestive issues and irregular bowel movements, early intervention and the Lowell school system has been really great, he started preschool at the end of last year, his speech and vocabulary is now amazing, he uses words that are above my grade level, lol, we are still in the painstakingly process of getting him a fill evaluation from the childrens floating hospital, 9 month to now we are told over a year wait list, they say that they are catching up now and it should be shortly, all that being said, we wanted to make sure that we raise him properly and address his issues correctly, the course was a 6 week class and you receive a certificate at the end, with him just starting preschool and work schedules I missed to many to receive my certificate, however I did learn a lot of newly acquired parenting skills, he is doing great this year, live the Lowell school system, he talk up a storm even with four front missing teeth, it will be a few years before they grow back but that hasn't slowed him down one bit, I plan on attending the class again this year, reguardless of the cert of completion, I myself learn a great deal about coping and different way to handle his out bursts and complete mental break downs, now that we have learned how to better address his issues his break down almost non existent, certainly can not wait for the classes to start”

“I usually drop in here just to check out vintage electronics and cookware, but honestly, you never know what you will find. Sometimes nothing, and on the odd occasion, something that you have been looking for forever. The prices are all over the map, but generally on point. It's a good place to drop into occasionally, even if only to donate. You might be amazed by what you may find.”