Salem needs your help. In these trouble economic times the states are slowing their payments to kids in care. If you can spare $5, $25, $100 or more...please help by going to www.salemchildrensvillage.org and donate.

"If I had one wish for every child that comes to Salem, it would be that he reaches goals that have meaning for him as an individual."

In 1979, Thom Hartmann founded the New England Salem Children’s Village (NESCV) in New Hampshire, and continued to spread the Salem message of peace and environmental respect. Since that time, NESCV have served over 250 children here in Rumney, and the village continues to be a leader in treating children with behavioral challenges.

The New England Salem Children’s Village is a non-profit corporation whose main purpose is to provide a home and nurturing environment for neglected and emotionally disturbed children. This village was first established in Rumney, New Hampshire in 1979 and is one of two Salem Villages in the United States. The Salem Children’s Village is a group foster-care facility that provides various levels of care, from most to least restrictive environments, according to the individual needs of the child.