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The purpose of the Board of Veterinary Medicine is to promote public health, safety and welfare by safeguarding the people of New Hampshire against incompetent, unscrupulous and unauthorized persons and from unprofessional or illegal practices by persons licensed to practice veterinary medicine. Who We Regulate: Veterinarian

ServiceLink Resource Center accepts cell phone donations for distribution to the elderly.

Peer support group for parents of children, teens, and young adults with substance issues. Can also provide resources.

Supervised shelter with cooking, laundry facilities and case management, plus referrals to appropriate social service agencies for housing, and other assistance. Shelter has space for 8 families. There is 1 handicap accessible unit.

JCC is a voluntary alternative to formal court proceedings for youth who have broken the law. Each case is considered individually and contract conditions are established to fit the needs of the youth, the victim, and the community. Goals are achieved through community service work, research papers, apology letters, decision-making worksheets and by utilizing established resources within the community.

Kinship navigators link grandparents and other relative caregivers to a broad range of services and supports that meet the needs of both children and caregiver.

The Robert B. Jolicoeur Schools serve students 8-21 with both general and special educational needs. The highly advantageous faculty to student ratio insures exceptional instruction and includes all related services. Our faculty use Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports to help students develop behavioral and social skills. Services includes: Extended school year programming; Clinical services; Functional Behavior Assessments; Vocational services; Camping & recreation programs; Special Olympics; Residential services; Standardized testing; Integrated arts program and Occupational, Physical, Speech & Language therapy

Substance Use Disorder resources for adolescents ages 12 - 17.

Riverbend offers a continuum of residential options for people with psychiatric disabilities, including supervised apartments, short-term crisis and transitional housing, group homes, specialized services for elders and long-term residential care.

Provides information and advice to individuals receiving disability benefits who want to return to work or want to increase their work hours. Learn the basics. Find out about the ins and outs of working and the effect your earnings have on your benefits. So, if thinking you can’t or, just don’t know, contact us and find out your options. And, if you are already working maybe you can earn more than you realize. Some of our specialty areas include, but are not limited to: •Medicaid & MEAD (Medicaid for Employed Adults with Disabilities) •PASS (Social Security Plan to Achieve Self-Support) •Social Security (SSI & SSDI) •IRWE’s (Income Related Work Expenses) •Cost of Care •Spend-Downs •Medicare •TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) •APTD (Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled) •Student Earned Income Exclusions

In partnership with Cheshire Medical Center, Maps offers a free support group for anyone with cancer or in recovery from cancer. This is a supportive, compassionate group that provides guidance and understanding for those who are dealing with this frightening disease

By working one-on-one with an Independent Living (IL) Services Coordinator, you can develop a plan of action for increasing your level of independence. You maintain full control over your plan, know­ing that your IL Services Coordinator is there to answer questions and make recommendations when you need support. If you are eligible for Services Coordination, your IL Services Coordinator will: Talk with you one-on-one, either in person or on the phone Listen to your needs Listen to your short- and long-term goals Document your stated goals in an Independent Living Plan Refer you to people and services that can help you achieve your goals, both at Granite State Independent Living and other agencies Act as a sounding board as you work toward your goals Help you modify your plan when you meet goals and when you experience changes in your life Model independent living skills and attitudes Work with you as long as you want to keep your Independent Living Plan active

Gateways adult day has daily activities for participants. Examples of activities are: music, exercise, arts and crafts, discussions, and more. The program is staffed by nurses,aids,and activity personnel. Breakfast, lunch and mid-afternoon snacks are provided. Referrals to private transportation companies provided.

The ELO program at Kennett High School is an opportunity for students to explore and receive credit for extended learning activities outside the traditional classroom. Includes internships, work Co-ops, Group ELOs, Independent studies and job shadowing.

Employment skills training Job placement and client advocacy Occupational skills training On the job training contracts and barrier resolution Meeting with Job Skills Developer Writing resumes Talk about interviewing for jobs Help to find a position in a career field of interest Help in overcoming obstacles to being successful like: transportation, child care, housing, uniforms or work clothes, work related tools or equipment, counseling, or medical services.

A variety of classes are available to prepare you and your birth partner for the physical and emotional challenges of pregnancy, labor and birth, and postpartum.

Resource assistance, food and gift assistance for the holidays.

Monthly support group for parents of ADHD kids, teens, and young adults.

Assists those expierencing blindness with occupational therapy, rehabilitation services, orientation & mobility training, social work services, group support and assistive technology training.

State prison inmates are grouped into different categories depending on their status at the institution.

Substance Use Disorder resources for adolescents ages 12 - 17.

Recovery International offers a cognitive behavioral training program and support groups. Meetings provide a safe space to receive guidance, fellowship, acceptance and support groups from peers with similar problems. Also helps people learn to identify and manage negative thoughts, feelings, beliefs, and behaviors that can lead to emotional distress and related physical symptoms. Recovery International meetings are held all over the country by Chat, Phone, Zoom, and Community (in-person). The meeting calendar lists chat, phone and Zoom meetings in Eastern time.

Temporary housing, support, resources, case management services

The Community Support Services (CSS) department provides a variety of tools and resources to assist people with disabilities to live and work in the community. The CSS department directs the Project Search work-based training program.

The NH developmental services system offers individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders a wide range of supports and services within their own communities