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Contacting People
There are a variety of ways to contact these
organizations and people in them. The websites listed have email
address, phone numbers, directions, and who to contact for help.
You can also check out our contact
page for information relating directly to Cornucopia. |
The University of New Hampshire, along with the town
of Durham, have a great many resources available to help people out in
time of need. There are places to go for food, support and
information. These resources are also there for people who wish to
help out their local community in various ways. Below are some of
the places you can gather information, learn how to volunteer, seek
assistance and learn what is available.
The United Campus Ministry to the University of New Hampshire
is an ecumenical Christian ministry to the UNH community. We are
located at the Waysmeet Center at 15 Mill Road in beautiful
downtown Durham, NH, right across from UNH (across from "C" lot). We are committed to
the spiritual growth and development of every person in our
community, be they students, faculty, staff, administrators,
family members and friends in the community.
The Office of Community Service and Learning
(OCS) promotes lifelong civic responsibility and community
involvement through engaging students, faculty and staff in
opportunities to develop partnerships, promote service-learning,
facilitate collaboration and support meaningful service
activities that are mutually beneficial to the campus and
community.
UNH Cooperative Extension provides New Hampshire citizens
with research-based education and information, enhancing
their ability to make informed decisions that strengthen
youth, families and communities, sustain natural resources,
and improve the economy.
The Office of International Students and Scholars
(OISS) at the University of New Hampshire participates
in the creation of a culturally diverse learning
environment by coordinating programs which encourage
interaction between the international, campus and local
communities, thereby fostering awareness, appreciation
and understanding of other cultures. The office promotes
international education at UNH by facilitating the
enrollment and employment of foreign nationals and by
providing them with essential support services.
UNH has always recognized higher education’s unique
role in promoting sustainability: as large educational
and research communities, universities exert significant
ecological, economic, and cultural force in their
immediate region and extended surroundings and into
future generations. And we will continue to build on our
past decade-plus of collaborative work in order to
transform the unprecedented challenges we face today
into opportunities.
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Other Resources
United Way
Red Cross |
