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Provides scholarships to high school and college students in NH who are blind or have visual impairments.

AHEAD manages below market-rate and subsidized rental housing for income qualifying families, seniors and people living with disabilities. Wait lists apply.

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.

The Kelly Mann Memorial Scholarship Fund will grant one award per year in an amount up to $2,500. Scholarship funds can be utilized in one of the following ways: Scholarship Awards: Awards for direct educational expenses including tuition, books, fees, etc., paid directly to the institution. Adjunct Assistance Awards: Awards that assist in reducing indirect financial barriers to education including (but not limited to) childcare, transportation, or supplies needed.

County nursing home with the following types of nursing home care: 1. Skilled -short term sub-acute services with inpatient rehabilitation services like Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, etc. 2. Long term nursing home care. 3. Enhanced Living Unit (ELU)- unlocked unit for people with psychiatric disorders such as depression and anxiety, behavioral issues and early stage dementia needing increased level of structure and behavior management. 4. Special Needs Unit-locked unit for people with Dementia or Alzheimer's disease. HCNH also offers a Hospice program for terminally ill residents.

New Hampshire Family Voices provides free, confidential services to families and professionals caring for children with chronic conditions and / or disabilities Services include: Individual assistance by telephone Assistance navigating through systems (health, human services, education, and health care financing). Assisting families to make more informed decisions about their children’s health care and be better able to participate in systems building activities in their communities and within NH Information and resources Trainings for families on healthcare, financing, best practices and family/professional partnerships. A lending library Parent to Parent support

The Association’s network plays a lead role in advocating for increased public and private support of ALS research and public policy initiatives that responds to the needs of people with ALS. Our organization’s public policy efforts in Washington, D.C. have raised the profile of ALS at the White House, among members of Congress, and within federal agencies, including the National Institutes of Health, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Food and Drug Administration, Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, Social Security Administration, and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

It is the mission of the ALS Association, Northern New England Chapter (ALSANNE), a non-profit organization, to address the needs of persons with Amyotophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), to increase public awareness and understanding of ALS, and to secure and manage resources in support of our programs for those diagnosed with ALS/PLS (more commonly known as "Lou Gehrig's disease") in the states of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont.

Homeless shelter for families with supportive services attached to support obtaining permanent housing stability and self sufficiency.

Short term supervised visitation and in home parental education on budgeting, household management, parenting, and other related issues.

Free home visit by an EMT to help get your asthma under control. This service is available to all ages. Vists are tailored to your needs but can include 1) help with your medications 2) help identifying and managing triggers in the home 3) review of your symptoms and treatments 4) connections to community resources.

Senior Health Inventory Network Endeavor (SHINE) meets Wednesdays, along with the Parish Nurse to help older adults stay healthy through light physical and mental exercise, plus social interaction and a free healthy light lunch. All seniors can attend free of charge.

Adolescent Care provides health care services to patients between 12 and 20 years. We can screen for depression and anxiety; provide counseling and treatment for substance use; offer information and guidance about appropriate diet and exercise; and ensure that all necessary immunizations are up to date. We also offer a full range of confidential, reproductive and sexual health education including pregnancy testing and testing/treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Energy and Utility Justice Project, NHLA advocates for access to affordable basic utility services for low-income consumers. NHLA represents clients with issues related to utility disconnections and arrears as well as with issues accessing assistance programs such as the Electric Assistance Program, the Weatherization Assistance Program, the Fuel Assistance Program, and energy efficiency programs.

StaffWorks helps people with disabilities develop skills to get a job. Provides information on benefits and work incentives. Works with employers on recruiting and training. Works with schools and transition age youth.

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society's education programs help eligible Navy and Marine Corps families pursue their academic goals by providing a source of education financing. Awards are provided solely on the basis of the applicant's financial need, in accordance with policies established by the Society's Board of Directors. All applicants must have at least a 2.0 grade point average (on a 4.0 scale).

Camp Allen provides growth, friendship and fun for children and adults with intellectual disabilities and other challenges in an outdoor environment.

We want to help you save your home. 603 Legal Aid is a not-for-profit organization and we do not accept money for our services. Our legal advice and counsel is FREE to qualified New Hampshire residents. Prior to calling our office, you may want to review the legal information on our website, www.603legalaid.org.

Well Sense Health Plan is a not-for-profit managed care organization (MCO). We are a health plan selected by the State of New Hampshire to offer high-quality healthcare coverage to Medicaid enrollees throughout the state. We provide state-wide access to primary care physicians, specialists, behavioral health, emergency room services and hospital care for our members.

Overeaters Anonymous® (OA) is a 12 Step Program for compulsive eaters including overeaters, undereaters, anorexics, bulimics, and compulsive exercisers. A list of meetings is on the OA website or by calling OA.

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

ServiceLink Resource Center can assist individuals with completing forms and applications.

Support group for people suffering from chronic pain. Groups feature guest speakers on educational topics

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The Board of Architects develops and maintains the ethical, professional and educational standards for the licensure of architects in New Hampshire to safeguard the state's citizens from construction or building hazards such as fire, structural failure, and unsanitary conditions. The board is responsible for disciplinary actions for violations of these standards. Who We Regulate: Architects Architect COA