The Grapevine
Family & Community Resource Center
Below you will find a list of items that are often needed at the Grapevine. Items may be dropped off at The Grapevine or at Avenue A Teen + Community Center:
The Grapevine serves as a resource for Suicide Response and Prevention in our region. We offer supports to our community, including:
If you are interested in learning more or attending a future training in Suicide Prevention, please contact us. Below you will find additional resources that may be helpful:
Trained staff facilitate groups for individuals facing similar hardships or having similar interests. Offerings are based around current community needs. Past events have included topics related to all aspects of parenting & family life, nutrition, money management and other topics.
The Grapevine regularly offers opportunities for seniors, including “Coffee and Conversation” and “SAIL” For more information and to be notified of upcoming older adult programming, check out our Older Adult Support page.
The Death And Dying group offers support and conversation for people in all stages of considering death and dying. Whether you have lost a loved one and are looking for ways to rebuild your life, or if you have a personal diagnosis or are just curious and open to speaking about the processes and emotions around death and dying, this is a great group to find supportive conversation and reflection. Give us call or contact us to inquire or sign up.
The Grapevine provides facility space for providers of basic services. Some services that it has been used for are: Fuel assistance, private counseling, adult tutoring, employment support for adults with disabilities and school-to-work transition support for students with disabilities, family conflict and landlord/tenant dispute resolution, homeless outreach, Project Lift tutoring and NH Healthy Kids insurance application assistance. Contact us to inquire about space reservations.
Referrals for people in need of basic services and resources such as to food, shelter, clothing, transportation, legal services, mental health counseling, medical or dental care. Staff assist those in need in finding resources in times of crisis or need. Individuals can make local connections to increase resilience in times of hardship and can get information about local, state and federal resources. Contact us for more information.
Trained staff facilitate groups for individuals facing similar hardships or having similar interests. Offerings are based around current community needs. Past events have included topics related to all aspects of parenting & family life, nutrition, money management and other topics.
The Grapevine regularly offers opportunities for seniors, including “Coffee and Conversation” and “SAIL” For more information and to be notified of upcoming older adult programming, check out our Older Adult Support page.
The Grapevine partners with several local agencies. Our Community Health Worker is available to meet in other locations by appointment. We are available to meet in local schools, libraries, or other convenient spaces for those who are unable to travel to the Grapevine. To schedule an appointment, contact us.
Browse upcoming events or learn about ongoing classes and workshops through the Grapevine on our events page.
The NH Department of Health and Human Services has streamlined the process in applying for aid for basic needs using “NH Easy” online. The Grapevine offers a private space and computer for residents to apply. A Grapevine Staff member is available to help individuals and families apply to State and Federal Assistance Programs. These programs include SNAP, WIC, Medicaid, fuel assistance, Social Security, Disability, and Medical Programs. This service is available by appointment only. Contact us for more information.
Trained staff facilitate groups for individuals facing similar hardships or having similar interests. Offerings are based around current community needs. Past events have included topics related to all aspects of parenting & family life, nutrition, money management and other topics.
The Grapevine regularly offers opportunities for seniors to connect and socialize at our monthly Coffee and Conversation. Periodically, speakers are invited to discuss topics of interest, such as internet safety, updates on the Medicaid and Medicare programs, and legislative information sessions.
If you would like to be added to a mailing list announcing upcoming senior programming, please contact us.
The Death And Dying group offers support and conversation for people in all stages of considering death and dying. Whether you have lost a loved one and are looking for ways to rebuild your life, or if you have a personal diagnosis or are just curious and open to speaking about the processes and emotions around death and dying, this is a great group to find supportive conversation and reflection. Give us call or contact us to inquire or sign up.
Contact us for more information or visit our Events page.
Free firewood for families and individuals who are in need of temporary, emergency wood that use wood as their primary source of heat. Referrals to Southern New Hampshire services for Fuel Assistance Program.
Our wood bank it is available thanks to generous donors and volunteers.
Contact us for more information or learn more here.
Four of our area towns offer a monthly community supper on a rotating basis:
Contact us for more information on area food and meal resources.
Here is a list of local food resources (updated Spring 2026).
The Grapevine provides office and facility space to service providers in our community on a case by case basis.
If you are a local service provider in search of a space to meet with and assist clients, please contact us.
The Grapevine is committed to supporting the mental health and well being of our community through training, access to resources and group support. Grapevine staff are trainers for the NAMI NH Connect Program Training in Suicide Prevention. If you would like to sign up for an upcoming community training, please contact us.
We also offer peer led group support for adults and teens to help deal with grielf and loss. Please contact us for more info. Below are links to helpful resources related to suicide, grief and loss.
The Grapevine partners with the Antrim Community Board, which is focused on the health and well-being of the residents of Antrim. You can learn about opportunities to volunteer and make new neighbor connections – visit their website here >>
The Grapevine Community Tool Lending Shed was built in 2017, thanks to the generosity and dedication of local volunteers. In June 2018, the Shed was introduced to the community and dedicated to the memory of two women, Kirstie and Suzanne, who were daughters of a local family. The Community Tool Lending Shed works similar to a traditional library: Sign out and borrow, and bring it back. You must schedule a time to pick up tools; quick “how to” tutorials can be provided at that time. The Community Tool Lending shed welcomes donations of gently used tools and equipment.
An inventory of available tools and equipment can be found here.
Requests to borrow or donation offers should be directed to toolshed [at] grapevinenh [dot] org.
