Our Outreach program is designed to help those get back on their feet by providing housing basic essentials.

Assistance provided for those that require help applying for Food Stamps, SNAP. SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) is a federal program of USDA and administered by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services

Advocates provide emotional support and information for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and stalking through our 24-hour support line. An advocate is available in person at the office and no appointment is necessary. Peer Support Groups are also available. Advocates can meet survivors at the hospital, police department, or court as well.

Telephone relay service for TTY/TDD users; Relay NH Information and support for 711, video relay, Captel, and other relay services; Outreach Services / Community Education Educational workshops and seminars regarding Relay NH

Keep NH Moving is the official website and transportation resource directory for the New Hampshire State Coordinating Council for Community Transportation. It provides safe, reliable, and sustainable transportation options that allow residents to maintain independence and participate in work and community life no matter their age or ability. This site also allows New Hampshire residents to connect with their regional mobility manager to assist them in finding appropriate transportation options.

UNH Speakers Bureau is an outreach service made possible by volunteer speakers from among the faculty and staff who teach, conduct research, study and work at UNH. Our speakers have an unparalleled enthusiasm for sharing their expertise and extending our learning community to every corner of New Hampshire. University speakers can be booked for special engagements with non-profits, civic groups and schools. Take advantage of this resource to see and hear for yourself the people and ideas that make the University of New Hampshire such a dynamic and engaging center of learning. Visit www.unh.edu/speakersbureau for searchable database and program details.

24-hour crisis line for sexual assault & domestic violence; peer support counseling.

Provides information on: mental health, stress, paying for therapy, finding a therapist and psychologists.

The information booth, located at the intersection of Rte 16 and 25, contains valuable resources and information about the area. Be sure to check it out!

The Community Transportation Directory is an online searchable database of transportation services and resources in the counties of: Carroll, Rockingham, and Strafford. The directory has a variety of services like: buses, volunteer driver programs, medical appointment transportation, shopping transportation, transportation for Veterans, transportation for seniors, transportation for people with disabilities, and more. *Printed copies available upon request.

SCRCC works to develop information that is helpful to transportation service users, identify opportunities for coordination between service providers, and advise the State Coordinating Council (SCC) as to the state of coordination in the region.

Presentations for community organizations, schools, social service agencies, medical and legal professionals, business owners and law enforcement are developed to raise awareness and understanding of domestic and sexual violence and stalking.

This is a listing of possible community Transportation resources and services for Cheshire County and 10 towns in Western Hillsborough County. It can be searched by clicking on a town name. The guide can also be downloaded. The guide has tips for transportation users.

24-hour crisis line for sexual assault & domestic violence; peer support counseling.

Information about resources and outreach program. Stephen Ministry (Outreach Program)

Provides information on NTS paratransit services

Online guide of Community Transportation information, updated yearly. The types of transportation listed in the Directory include: public, senior, disability, medical, bus services, taxi services, volunteer driver programs, and more. ***Mid-State Regional Coordinating Council (RCC) does NOT provide transportation.

The New Hampshire Bureau of Adult Education supports services to help people gain academic and English language skills that will help them advance and grow personally and professionally. Visit the website to find the nearest Adult Education Center for Adult Basic Education, Adult Diploma Programs, and Hiset testing.

Dover Youth to Youth is an after-school drug-prevention program coordinated by the Dover Police Department Community Outreach Bureau. Y2Y is open to students in 6th -12th grade in local schools in Dover. Activities include: Presentations and trainings in classroom Legislation efforts Community and awareness programs Media Production Other activities

ORIS offers a variety of programs for New Americans including case management services, employment, healthcare, housing, immigration legalization, financial literacy and more. In addition, The Healthy Families Program utilizes education-based prevention, skill-building community workshops, and direct client service to improve wellness within familial relationships. This program has a focus in violence prevention, as well as directly assisting victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and stalking victims in a manner that affirms the survivors’ culture.

Helping seniors and Medicare recipients understand how to maximize the Medicare and Extra Help benefits available to them. Services includes: No-Cost Medicare Benefits Reviews; Unbiased and Expert Consultation; Prescription Drug Plan Assistance; Educational Seminars for Individuals and Groups of Any Size. Topics covered: Medicare Advantage; Medicare Supplements; Prescription Drug Plans; Part D Extra Help Plans; Low Income Subsidies; and Dual Eligible Medicare/Medicaid

Wellness Education. Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that helps you, understand, and respond to someone who is experiencing a mental health or a substance use challenge. - Traumatic Event and Disaster Response: Trained in Critical Incident Stress Management and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing, our staff is available to provide tools for managing posttraumatic stress and other symptoms that can occur after a critical incident. - I'm Listening Radio Show: From childhood trauma, to isolation and loneliness, to homelessness, to suicide, to addiction, host Chris and various Riverbend leaders discuss with the behavioral health issues affecting our communities and our day to day lives. - Change Direction: This is a statewide campaign of the national Campaign to Change Direction. The goal of this ongoing effort is simple. It is designed to make the five most common signs of mental illness as well-known as the signs of a heart attack or stroke. So, join us in normalizing the mental health conversation. Know the 5 Signs of emotional suffering: Agitation, Personality changes, Poor self-care, Withdrawal, Hopelessness.

Advocates provide emotional support and information for survivors of domestic and sexual violence and stalking through our 24-hour support line. An advocate is available in person at the office and no appointment is necessary. Peer Support Groups are also available. Advocates can meet survivors at the hospital, police department, or court as well.

Community Transportation Directory for the Greater Nashua Region. The Directory includes a wide variety of service types, including fixed-route bus service, senior shuttles, volunteer driver programs, taxis, limos, and more.

Rural Outright partners with the LGBTQ+ community to promote health and wellness through connections to community resources and strong social networks. Our vision is to build a local network serving LGBTQIA+ people, their families and allies in Sullivan County and neighboring towns; encourage community engagement; and advocate for equal treatment of LGBTQIA+ youth in rural areas.