Plan to stay involved
Reported an intention to pursue a Community Action Project and/or another FFI program.
Feedback & transparency
What participants
and parents say.
Read their words, explore the survey responses and find financial information through our Candid profile.
2025–2026 New Hampshire programs
Learning, access and what comes next.
FFI’s latest Learn Everywhere report covers five programs in the 2025–2026 academic year: 27 students enrolled, 23 received certificates and 51 high school credits were issued.
Scholarship support matters
Reported they could not have afforded the program without support.
Courses completed
Unique courses offered across the five programs.
Source: 2026 Learn Everywhere annual report. These figures describe the NH program cohort, not every FFI participant. Intentions are not completed projects.
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In their own words
Participants
“The activities in this program gave me the tools and confidence to step up, listen more, and support others in meaningful ways, even through small actions.”
“I was able to speak up freely without worrying of being judged and received positive support.”
After coming home
Parents and guardians
“She is more comfortable and confident in herself. She made connections with peers that have had a positive impact. We wish she had found FFI earlier but are so grateful she was able to participate.”
“She always comes home excited about the people she has met and the experiences she has had. She is motivated to continue participating in all things FFI, and it has even made her more willing to engage in traditional school.”
Selected comments from FFI’s 2025 Learn Everywhere report, covering 2024–2025 programs. Responses are anonymous in the report. Parent and guardian surveys were optional. These are individual experiences.
2023 participant survey
What participants reported
Empathetic listening
Agreed they now listen to others’ thoughts with more empathy.
Communication
Agreed they learned skills to communicate ideas more effectively.
Friendship
Agreed they made meaningful friendships during the program.
See all 10 survey findings
89%Made meaningful friendships during the program.
87%Were more able to accept opinions different from their own.
81%Were better able to see failure as important to their success.
87%Were more likely to get involved in community service and volunteering.
87%Strengthened their leadership skills during the program.
90%Learned skills to communicate ideas more effectively.
95%Now listen to others’ thoughts with more empathy.
85%Felt prepared to give a speech to 15–20 people of all ages.
95%Found it valuable to meet community members.
92%Could accept that many people have different opinions than their own.
Source: FFI’s published 2023 participant survey. Percentages show agreement after the program. The published summary does not include the number of respondents or response rate; these are self reported experiences.
Financials & governance
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51Learning that earns credit.
Students earned 51 high school credits across five New Hampshire programs in the 2025–2026 academic year.
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