OPENING IN JULY 2010

Providing support to prenatal and parenting women in recovery

The Cynthia Day Family Center serves women ages 18 and older who are committed to a
better life for themselves and their children.

To make a referral or apply for services:

Please call for more information, applications may be faxed, emailed, or mailed to:
Thisvi McCormick, BS, LADC- Program Coordinator
t.mccormick@keystonehall.org
ph (603) 881-4848
fx (603) 598-3644
Keystone Hall
440 Amherst St.
Nashua, NH 03063

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The Cynthia Day Family Center at Keystone Hall is focused on families by providing prenatal and parenting women who struggle with addictions in a secure, recovery based setting.

The Day Family Center attends to all levels of recovery, providing services to women even at their most vulnerable; including pregnant IV drug using women, those transitioning back into the community from the justice system, and homeless addicted women who are pregnant or have children.

The program includes a secure, gender specific, family centered, healing home environment. Specifically,

• Bilingual staff
• 24 hour staff
• 1x1 weekly counseling by a LADC.
• Weekly parenting groups utilizing Nurturing Parenting, an evidenced based parenting program
• Individualized parenting support, education, and skill building
• Therapeutic and relapse prevention groups utilizing evidenced based practices
• AA/NA meetings on-site.
• Transportation to appointments
• Intensive Case Management
• Referral and coordination of other services as needed
• Visitation with non-custodial children or reunification planning with DCYF.

Aftercare Services

• Available for up to 6 months following completion of the program
• Based on their needs, women are assisted in locating supported, transitional, or permanent housing for themselves and their children.

Located in Nashua NH, The Cynthia Day Family Center serves women ages 18 and older who are committed to a better, sober life for themselves and their children.

Who Is Cynthia Day?

Once a Vice President of a large corporation, Cynthia's life became consumed by alcoholism and was unemployable within two years..

Cynthia hoped for a a miracle and over the years, her path lead her into recovery from addiction and into a ministry of healing as a psychiatric nurse working in the field of chemical dependency.

The Cynthia Day Family Center carries on the spirit of hope and the miracle of recovery that Cynthia's life so exemplifies.

We also hope to spread a sparkle here an there for all women, like Cynthia, who may need to know that they can "Expect a miracle!"

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