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

If you’re a caregiver for a Veteran, you can get support by contacting one of our caregiver support coordinators. If the Veteran you care for was injured post-9/11, you may be eligible for even more services, including a stipend to help with expenses, training, and medical coverage if you aren’t already covered. For all caregivers, we can: Help you get caregiver assistance available through VA Provide progressive needs planning to help you manage degenerative conditions Match you with services and benefits Connect you with local resources and programs Listen to you when you struggle

SNAP Employment & Training (E&T) is an employment-focused program designed to strengthen the economic well-being of every participant by providing high-quality job training, education, and support. SNAP E&T is now offering career training at NHTI Concord's Community College, Manchester Community College, and River Valley Community College! As a participant you are eligible to receive up to $575 annually for employment and training expenses related to participation in SNAP E&T, and up to $100 per month for travel-related expenses. Proper documentation is required.

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

In collaboration with local hospitals and health clinics, services offered includes, blood pressure screenings, foot screening and care, flu vaccines and other health and wellness checks.

The CARE program offers eligible NH residents living with HIV/AIDS access to healthcare and support services. Clients enroll in the NH CARE Program through MVAP.

Easterseals NH offers a variety of workforce development services to assist people with disabilities and other special needs in identifying, obtaining and maintaining meaningful employment. Easterseals Workforce Development Services available to adolescents and adults representing a broad range disabilities, educational levels, and socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds.

We offer after school programs that include literacy programs, fitness, STEM programs, self-defense, leadership skills, mind and body curriculum, and more. We also offer in-school and after school programming in schools all around NH. We provide girls with snacks and dinner made in our kitchens each day after school and serve breakfast, lunch and dinner during the summer.

The Director of Psychological Health is available for: assessments, identification of behavioral health resources, support, referral, case management and follow up, commander consultation, wellness education, leadership training, and critical incident management services.

A 90-day service designed to restore positive functioning in families that need multiple interventions and who would benefit from a variety of services which are coordinated and integrated to meet the families' specific needs. This includes family therapy, tracking and/or parent aide.

The Alzheimer's Association offers programs that cover a wide array of topics in small workshop sessions, trainings and in-depth multi-part series for caregivers, health care professionals, and people at all stages of Alzheimer's disease. Programs provided to persons with memory impairment, their families or caregivers, and the general public. Programs include: Know the Ten Signs; Effective Communication; Managing Dementia-Related Behaviors; Dementia Conversations; Coping With Early Memory Loss; Healthy Living for Your Brain and Body.

The mission of the Community Action Team (CAT) is to develop community awareness and provide educational resources for teens and parents around the issue of teen substance abuse. Through its support of prevention activities and educational initiatives CAT hopes to reduce underage drinking and illegal drug use among young people. CAT also serves as a resource for parents and provides encouragement and support for teens with substance abuse problems who are seeking help.

Temporary financial assistance for individuals at risk for homelessness.

Birthright provides referrals for medical, legal, housing, social services, counseling, education, and many other topics as related to pregnancy.

Peer support group for parents of children, teens, and young adults with substance issues. The meetings are comprised of peers, are respectful of other's views, accepting of chemical dependency as treatable disorder of the brain. Can also provide resources.

Easterseals Military and Veterans Services, which provides resources and services to veterans, service members and their families. Easterseals Military and Veterans Services, in conjunction with Veterans Count, developed a one-of-a-kind program which has a proven track record of helping service members and their families with a wide range of family, personal and financial needs.

Easterseals Military and Veterans Services, which provides resources and services to veterans, service members and their families. Easterseals Military and Veterans Services, in conjunction with Veterans Count, developed a one-of-a-kind program which has a proven track record of helping service members and their families with a wide range of family, personal and financial needs.

Support group for young widows & widowers, support group for people grieving the death of a parent, elder spousal loss group for widows & widowers over the age of 60; Support group for children ages 4 to pre-high school who are grieving and teens who are grieving. Alzheimer's support group is facilitated by a social worker who has worked for many years with Alzheimer's patients and their families.

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

Long-term communal housing for individuals living with severe and persistent mental illness who would otherwise be homeless or institutionalized

In our Transitional Housing for Veterans, veterans and their families live in private apartments in one of our three apartment complexes located in Nashua and Manchester, NH. While living in Transitional Housing, veterans pursue employment, further their education, or expand their skills by volunteering within the community. They work with closely with both a case manager and, as needed, an employment specialist to permanently escape homelessness. Through our integrated services, as well as community partners, they also access health care, transportation, and meaningful income. This program is sponsored through a US Department of Veteran Affairs grant. By the end of their stay, veterans have the income and healthcare they need to live independently, with pride and dignity. Locations: Harbor Homes currently operates three transitional housing facilities throughout NH. --Buckingham Place is a 20-unit one and two bedroom apartment complex at 46 Spring Street in Nashua. The facility provides handicapped accessible apartments as well as common areas and a large community room. Named “Buckingham Place” after Byron Buckingham, a local veteran advocate, the facility was the first of its kind in the nation to house male and female veterans as well as their families. --Dalianis House is a 40-unit apartment complex located at 59 Factory Street in Nashua. In 2010, Harbor Care spearheaded a massive renovation of the property (once a furniture outlet), and now serves male veterans in one bedroom and single room occupancy apartments. --BAE Systems Independence Hall is a 26-unit one and two bedroom apartment complex for male and female veterans and their families, located at 335 Somerville Street in Manchester. Six of the apartments house veteran households permanently in supportive housing.

Provides information and education on Diabetes. Topics include: care, legal, health insurance, food, fitness, caregiving, recipes, Diabetes basics, and more. Information is available online and via a toll free information line.

Camp Doucet offers an energizing and enriching summer day camp experience for boys and girls ages 6 to 13. At camp, all members are given the opportunity to take part in outdoor adventures, swim daily, engage in team building games, complete high yield learning activities, participate in outdoor sports, create arts & crafts, go on exciting field trips and enjoy the summer tradition of hamburgers and hotdogs hot off the grill!

Our CARES program partners with New Hampshire's Medicaid managed care organizations to provide short-term intensive home-based interventions to proactively reduce crisis situations, prevent emergency department visits and shorten inpatient hospitalization stays. Our experienced team of behavioral health clinicians will engage youth and families in the treatment process in order to create a plan that is individualized, holistic and trauma-informed. Youth and families will receive daily wraparound support services provided by a multi-disciplinary team. Our clinicians utilize a strength-based approach that is grounded in evidence based practices.