Seeds of Hope: Growing Mental Wellness in Our Community
Thursday, November 12, 2026 | 6–7:30 p.m.
Newmarket Millspace | 55 Main Street, Suite 132, Newmarket
Honest stories can open hearts and change how we understand mental health and substance use challenges. Join us for Seeds of Hope, an evening of local voices and shared experiences that will deepen awareness, challenge stigma, and remind us that support, connection, and recovery are possible.
Hosted by Newmarket Community Church, this event reflects our commitment to being a mental health friendly and recovery friendly workplace and house of worship, where compassion, belonging, and support is part of our shared life.
Meet our story sharers for the evening:
Harrison Bryan, of Portsmouth, (formally of Newmarket) will share his journey through mental health and substance use challenges to sustained recovery since 2021. A peer support specialist and National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) NH presenter, Harrison also helps first responders better understand first episode psychosis.
Alexa Felix, of Manchester, brings the perspective of a daughter who lost her father to suicide and a therapist helping others navigate mental health challenges. She serves on NAMI NH’s Board of Directors and co-captains Team SOSL, Survivors of Suicide Loss.
Jordan Trombly, of Manchester, is a general manager in his family’s remodeling business, with degrees in computer science and business. Through his work with NAMI NH since 2020, he helps open conversations about mental health and its impact on all of us through his story telling.
Come listen, learn, and help grow a community where people feel understood, supported, and free to seek help. Everyone is welcome. Admission is free; donations are gratefully accepted.