Seacoast Outright Leadership
Executive Director
Heidi Carrington Heath
heidi@seacoastoutright.org| she/her/hers
Heidi Carrington Heath is a proven non-profit leader with over a decade of experience. She has been involved in the movement for LGBTQ+ equality for nearly 20 years, including roles with Phillips Exeter Academy, Family Equality Council, and MassEquality. Her passion is creating a world where our LGBTQ+ youth can thrive, and live as exactly who they are. Heidi is thrilled to join the Outright team.
Heidi holds a BA from Hobart and William Smith Colleges, a Masters of Divinity from Andover Newton Theological School, and a professional diploma from NYU. Outside of work, she shares her life with her spouse, and their two cats, Moxie and Windsor. She enjoys reading, live music, gathering people she loves around a table of good food, and enjoying all the Seacoast has to offer.
Community Outreach & Education Coordinator
Jessica Goff
jessica@seacoastoutright.org | she/her/hers
Jess joined Seacoast Outright in 2021 as a University of New Hampshire MSW intern. She loved the organization so much that she decided to stay after graduating with her Masters of Social Work degree in May of 2022.
Jess received her B.A in Human Development from Rivier University in 2018. During these undergraduate years, she was the treasurer of the university's GSA club. Since that time, she has worked in the nonprofit sector and has sought to create “safe spaces” in her work with both youth and individuals with Developmental Disabilities. Intersectionality for the win!!
Jess lives in Concord, NH with her partner and her cat, Zuzu. In her spare time, she enjoys engaging in social justice actions around the state and doing puzzles (in that order!)
Program Coordinator
Amy Rock
amy@seacoastoutright.org | they/them/theirs
Amy is originally from the Midwest and moved to the New England area in 2013. They have an interesting work history that mostly centers around advocacy. Before joining SO, Amy was working in Education and earned their BA from UNH in 2021. They were also Dover High School’s GSA Advisor, where they helped cultivate an inclusive club for all identities. Being in an advocacy role has helped Amy become more passionate about social justice issues and supporting marginalized youth.
Amy currently lives in Dover, NH with their partner, two cats, three guinea pigs and a bazillion house plants. In their spare time, they love to be outdoors! Gardening, roller skating and traveling are some of their hobbies.
Development and Communications Coordinator
Brady Barre
brady@seacoastoutright.org | they/them/theirs
Brady is excited to join the Seacoast Outright team and move back to New Hampshire. They spent the past year working as a case manager at New Beginnings in Maine, where they worked to connect homeless youth to housing and other vital resources. Brady is thrilled to enter a role that feeds their passion for supporting LGBTQ+ youth and community organizing.
Brady received their B.S. in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire in 2023. While in college, they advocated for LGBTQ+ students on campus and held leadership positions in organizations such as Trans UNH, Alliance, Safe Zones, and the Diversity Support Coalition. They volunteered with Seacoast Outright during their last semester of college, and are grateful for the opportunity to join the team full-time.
Brady is now living in Rochester with their kitten, Mercury. When they aren’t working, you can probably find them reading, crocheting, playing the clarinet, or simply spending time outside with friends.