Newmarket Community Education Partnership (NCEP) is dedicated to enhancing social, recreational and educational opportunities for children and youth in Newmarket, New Hampshire.

Established in 2004, NCEP connects and supports the community through grants that fund programs and supplies. NCEP grants have supported a variety of projects including: after-school enrichment programs; anti-bullying curriculum, supplemental athletic equipment; fitness classes; technology for the disabled; nutrition programs; support groups; and financial assistance for summer camp.

Learn more about NCEP!


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In June, NCEP named Diane McCormick, School Nurse at the Newmarket Elementary School, and Jennifer Farnese, School Nurse at the Jr./Sr. High School 2022 Nicholas Popov  Memorial Award recipients. Both are well-deserving of this honor for their personal generosity, kindness and service as school nurses for Newmarket's students. In addition to a crystal trophy, both were awarded a $1,000 grant.


NCEP is proud to share  our grant success stories,

information about the projects we're involved with, and updates about our organization. We publish newsletters when we can, and invite you to catch up on our happenings here.










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NCEP is generously supported through community donations, grants, annual NH Gives fundraising event, NH Charitable Gaming, etc. We are grateful for all support.

Visit our support pagefor more information. 



 

Newmarket Community Education Partnership

NCEP is currently offering  rolling grants through June 2023.




NCEP will consider grant proposals from individuals representing non-profit groups who provide services to children and youth in Newmarket, including but not limited to the Newmarket School Department, the Newmarket Recreation Department, etc.


Please visit our grants page for more information.







The Nicholas Popov Memorial Award is a special grant given to a member of the Newmarket Community each year who demonstrates the spirit of personal generosity, kindness, and service. Read more about Nicholas Popov and and the grant named in his honor.