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White Horse Recovery has opened new clinical offices at 23 Moultonville Road in Center Ossipee in a move that expands the organization’s capacity to serve clients and clears the way for a long-awaited recovery residence in the community. The new space, located just under a mile from White Horse’s previous offices, offers a more professional and private environment designed to meet community needs.

White Horse Behavioral Health recently elected Joe Aiello, Co-Founder of Commercial Office Interiors LLC, to its Board of Directors. The appointment reflects the organization’s broader strategy to draw talent from outside traditional recovery and nonprofit sectors as it works to meet the complex needs of individuals and families affected by substance use disorder across New Hampshire.

In partnership with Carroll County Coalition for Public Health (C3PH), White Horse Recovery will host a Family Fun Night on Friday, September 4 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at White Horse’s Recovery Center in Ossipee.

On Saturday, September 12 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., White Horse Recovery will host its annual Overdose Awareness Candlelight Vigil at the Littleton Community Center. The evening will bring together families, friends, and neighbors to honor and remember those lost to overdose, support those who grieve, and strengthen the community through awareness and hope.

When Erika Collins first walked into White Horse Recovery in 2020, she was asking for help. She had lost her children—not once, but twice. She had been homeless, sleeping in trap houses, deep in the grips of addiction.

On Saturday, August 8 at White Horse Recovery’s 2026 Cones with Cops event, the Berlin and Gorham Police Departments traded their law enforcement duties to scoop ice cream and connect with the community they serve.

Cheryle Pacapelli marks 37 years of personal recovery this month, and on Wednesday, July 22, she will bring that lived experience to Center Ossipee as keynote speaker at White Horse Recovery’s 2026 Annual Freedom Event.

White Horse Recovery, a leading provider of mental health and substance use support services in northern New Hampshire, has added Katy Whalen to its team as a Peer Recovery Coach.

Cheryle Pacapelli, a nationally recognized peer recovery leader, will deliver the keynote address at White Horse Recovery’s 2026 Annual Freedom Event on July 22 in Center Ossipee.

Nick Hanks once planned his own funeral. Today, he is planning how to get into local high schools to make sure no student follows the path he did.

Serving the northern half of New Hampshire, nonprofit White Horse Recovery will host its 2026 Annual Freedom Event on Wednesday, July 22 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Center Ossipee.

While customers of White Horse Recovery Thrift Store at the Indian Mound Shopping Center off Rt 16 are likely looking for good deals, their purchases support outpatient substance use disorder treatment, mental health care, peer support and recovery coaching across Carroll County and northern New Hampshire.