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Support group for pregnancy and infant loss.

Connection to a host home family willing to provide temporary transitional housing for a young adult ages 18-25. Supportive Services throughout stay and assistance with transition to longer-term housing.

The Kids Cafe Program was designed to curb the effect of malnutrition experienced by children living in poverty. The goal of the Kids Cafe is to be able to provide nutritious meals for children in a safe environment.

Central intake for homeless services in the Greater Nashua Area

Harbor Care often prioritizes its housing for veterans and individuals and families living with disabilities, including behavioral health disorders such as mental illness or substance abuse disorders, physical disabilities, or those living with chronic illness such as HIV/ AIDS. Our housing comes in a variety of forms - from shared houses to apartment complexes to "vouchers" that allow a client to choose their own home within the community. In all cases, rent remains affordable, with clients paying a portion of their income towards rent. Our housing often comes bundled together with services such as case management, to help clients find employment, obtain entitlements and benefits for them and their families, and avoid returning to homelessness. Programs include: --Permanent Supportive Housing Program, for chronically homeless individuals through federal subsidies (non-voucher). --Mainstream Voucher Program, for chronically homeless individuals through a federal voucher. --Boulder Point, a project-based HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) voucher program for veterans. --Harbor Homes and Harbor Care also operate other federally-subsidized properties, which helps us offer lower rents to qualified community members. Available units are featured on our current housing openings page.

Transportation is available to medical or other appointments, shopping, errands, and the senior center. In addition to transportation provided by bus, volunteer drivers also are available to help older adults.Some senior centers are able to offer long-distance medical transportation to those who need to reach a specialist or a major medical center not located in their local community. Long-distance medical transportation to those who need to reach a specialist or a major medical center not located in their local community may be available.

SE services include the development of community-based employment, supplemental job training, and long-term support. Job training is provided in addition to the training the employer naturally provides. In addition, our role is to assist with the individual’s independence level through the development of natural supports.

Step Up Parents offers immediate financial assistance to kinship families in New Hampshire and Southern Maine who have stepped up to raise children affected by parental substance use disorder. Funding is available to assist with either the basic needs of the family or enrichment activities for the child. **We do not give money directly to families but rather pay vendors and service providers directly on their behalf or supply a gift card for requested items.**

Congregate Meals are served at lunchtime at the senior center.

The Board's mission is to protect the health, welfare and safety of the citizens who seek and use services of nursing care institution administrators. The primary purpose of the Board is to license nursing home administrators in accordance with rule and regulation. The Board also takes disciplinary action when necessary to ensure the maintenance of ethical and other professional standards. Who We Regulate: Nursing Home Administrators

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

Possible limited financial assistance for Hampton K-8 School families. Examples of possible financial assistance includes: gas cards, emergency housing assistance, and school supplies. Only available when SAU90 schools are open.

The Board of Professional Engineers was established to develop and maintain the ethical, professional and educational standards for the licensure of engineers in New Hampshire. To safeguard life, health, and property, and to promote public welfare. The Board is responsible for disciplinary actions for violations of these standards. Who We Regulate: Professional Engineer Engineer COAs

Case Management, develops individual service plans, family support services, etc.

The Task Force mission is to provide medical case management services and support to facilitate a high quality of life for people living with HIV/AIDS and their loved ones. Services includes: Case Management; Nutrition Services and a Food Pantry; Transportation to and from Medical Appointments; Assistance in Securing and Maintaining Safe, Affordable Housing; Emergency Rent and Utility Payment Assistance; Linkages to Mental Health Counseling; Linkages to Substance Use Disorder Counseling; Help in Gaining and Maintaining Employment; Linkages to Partner Notification of HIV/AIDS status and Testing; Linkages to HIV Medical Care Providers and other AIDS Service Organizations

REAP is a prevention program that is available to all older adults in the community. The program offers free, confidential counseling and educational services to help participants better understand and deal with the many life changes they encounter. Topics Includes: Stress; Relationships; Grief; Emotional wellbeing; Substance use; Family dynamics and Quality of life

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.

Better Life Partners offers a variety of services for substance use disorder treatment and has separate groups for pregnant women and older adults.

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

The NH Works for Recovery program provides comprehensive and individualized re-employment services to individuals who have been directly or indirectly affected by the opioid crisis. Eligible participants will have an opportunity to receive job training and support services to help them successfully compete for many of the in-demand occupations located throughout New Hampshire.

AARP can offer abundant information and resources relating to older adults. AARP Members reach out to the community in a number of ways. Website also has information about many different topics. Information and resource topics includes, but not limited to: Advocacy, Caregiving, Community, Scams & Fraud, Health & Wellbeing, Livable Communities, Local Resources, Money, Technology, Veterans, Voters and Work & Jobs

Substance use disorder counseling with or without a co-occurring mental health diagnosis.

Primary medical care provided to persons of all ages.

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.