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Greater Concord Region

Greater Concord Region

55 Bradley Street, Concord, NH 03301

(603) 224-1061

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Varies by individual location

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Our History

The Boys & Girls Club has a long history in this region! In 1944 the Concord Police Association opened the Addison Martin Boys Club in Concord. Named in honor of its first director, Patrolman Addison Martin of the Concord Police Department, the original clubhouse was located in St. Timothy’s Church on Highland Street. In 1983, the Concord Boys' Club became one of the first in the United States to formally add “& Girls” to its name, allowing girls to join as full members. Construction of the flagship clubhouse at Bradley Street was completed in 1987, with a renovation in 2012.

In 2002 the New Visions Teen Center asked if the Concord Club would help run an afterschool program in Hopkinton founded by a group Owen and Rita French, Bill Chapin, Sr., Janet Kryzaniak and Karen and David Dufault. The program was located in the Contoocook Grange and later occupied a house on Park Avenue, thanks to a generous gift from the Slusser family, before moving to Maple Street School for practical reasons.

We've enjoyed strong partnerships with the Concord, Hopkinton and Weare school systems. Our school-based sites at Broken Ground/MillBrook and Christa McAuliffe were launched in the early 2000's. The Boys & Girls Club at Weare Upper Elementary/Middle School was established in 2003. Soon after that, the Club ventured into early childhood education with a program Eastman School. In 2020 the Club opened a site at NHTI's child development center named after early childhood education-advocate Mary Stuart Gile. In 2022 we merged with Penacook Community Center.

Our History

The Boys & Girls Club has a long history in this region! In 1944 the Concord Police Association opened the Addison Martin Boys Club in Concord. Named in honor of its first director, Patrolman Addison Martin of the Concord Police Department, the original clubhouse was located in St. Timothy’s Church on Highland Street. In 1983, the Concord Boys' Club became one of the first in the United States to formally add “& Girls” to its name, allowing girls to join as full members. Construction of the flagship clubhouse at Bradley Street was completed in 1987, with a renovation in 2012.

In 2002 the New Visions Teen Center asked if the Concord Club would help run an afterschool program in Hopkinton founded by a group Owen and Rita French, Bill Chapin, Sr., Janet Kryzaniak and Karen and David Dufault. The program was located in the Contoocook Grange and later occupied a house on Park Avenue, thanks to a generous gift from the Slusser family, before moving to Maple Street School for practical reasons.

We've enjoyed strong partnerships with the Concord, Hopkinton and Weare school systems. Our school-based sites at Broken Ground/MillBrook and Christa McAuliffe were launched in the early 2000's. The Boys & Girls Club at Weare Upper Elementary/Middle School was established in 2003. Soon after that, the Club ventured into early childhood education with a program Eastman School. In 2020 the Club opened a site at NHTI's child development center named after early childhood education-advocate Mary Stuart Gile. In 2022 we merged with Penacook Community Center.

Greater Concord Locations:

Our History

The Boys & Girls Club has a long history in this region! In 1944 the Concord Police Association opened the Addison Martin Boys Club in Concord. Named in honor of its first director, Patrolman Addison Martin of the Concord Police Department, the original clubhouse was located in St. Timothy’s Church on Highland Street. In 1983, the Concord Boys' Club became one of the first in the United States to formally add “& Girls” to its name, allowing girls to join as full members. Construction of the flagship clubhouse at Bradley Street was completed in 1987, with a renovation in 2012.

In 2002 the New Visions Teen Center asked if the Concord Club would help run an afterschool program in Hopkinton founded by a group Owen and Rita French, Bill Chapin, Sr., Janet Kryzaniak and Karen and David Dufault. The program was located in the Contoocook Grange and later occupied a house on Park Avenue, thanks to a generous gift from the Slusser family, before moving to Maple Street School for practical reasons.

We've enjoyed strong partnerships with the Concord, Hopkinton and Weare school systems. Our school-based sites at Broken Ground/MillBrook and Christa McAuliffe were launched in the early 2000's. The Boys & Girls Club at Weare Upper Elementary/Middle School was established in 2003. Soon after that, the Club ventured into early childhood education with a program Eastman School. In 2020 the Club opened a site at NHTI's child development center named after early childhood education-advocate Mary Stuart Gile. In 2022 we merged with Penacook Community Center.

Greater Concord Locations:

Early Childhood Programs

Discover our child care centers and learn about our childcare philosophy! Before enrolling, we suggest you reach out to the center director to discuss your family's needs and ensure space is available.

Before and After School Programs

From school-based sites to clubhouses, our after school programs are waiting for you!

Summer Camp

Spend a fun summer at the Club! Enrollment for 2025 begins February 1, 2025.

Registration Information

We have a two-step registration process. In Step 1, you’ll fill out a membership application for your child and pay a $40 application fee. You only have to do this once per year. In Step 2, you’ll register your child for a specific program and location (weekly program fees vary).

Please see below for financial assistance information.

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Step One: Membership Application

Step Two: Program Enrollment

Financial Assistance from the Club

We strongly encourage you to apply for a State of New Hampshire Child Care Scholarship-- it's there to help organizations like us stay in business without passing costs along to you! It's available for children ages six weeks old through age 13. If you don't qualify or are unable to apply for a State of NH Child Care Scholarship, the Boys & Girls Club offers a reduced fee for the after school program and summer camp only, based on family income. To apply for Club assistance, please follow instructions in the after school program enrollment application to upload proof of income. Documentation may include three most recent pay stubs, Social Security benefits, food stamps explanation of benefits, etc. Members will be charged the full fee until proof of income or State enrollment is confirmed.

Financial Assistance from the State of NH

Why not see if the state of New Hampshire will help pay your weekly fee! They have increased their income limits so that more families are covered! To find out more and apply, please visit this site. While you wait for the state scholarship decision, you’re welcome to enroll but must pay the full rate. Once any payments are received from the state and applied to your account, the credits can be used for future fees. If the credit balance exceeds $100 we would be happy to refund your credit card upon request. Please reach out to your site director if you need help with the process.

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