1. This is an information website for individuals, families, and communities. This website has information on: prevention efforts, effects of alcohol and other drugs, guidance on recovery and treatment and links to programs in NH. The website is http://drugfreenh.org/. 2. Information on the Opioid crisis can be found at http://www.drugfreenh.org/anyoneanytime portion of the website.

A New Life is a prenatal program for patients who are pregnant and have a substance use disorder. This program is offered through Women's Health, an all female medical practice at Memorial Hospital. The program works to coordinate prenatal care and treatment options for each patient. Supports may include group counseling, medication assisted treatment, educational classes, support from a Social Worker, and complementary therapies to support treatment and recovery.

Headrest offers an array of substance use and mental health services. Some of the services are: substance use and mental health evaluation, substance use and mental health counseling, drug use information, substance use information, etc. Headrest offers individual and group counseling and intensive outpatient therapy. ***Services are provided regardless of ability to pay. ****Family education is provided on substance use disorders. Substance use education can be provided to: police departments, schools, providers, community groups, etc. Suicide prevention education can be provided to: police departments, schools, providers, community groups, etc.

211 service for state of New Hampshire, serves as the states homeless hotline, can assist homeowners in danger of foreclosure with connection to a HUD approved counseling agent, can also assist in locating treatment utilizing the NH Treatment Locator.

Information and referral for substance abuse issues.

A community-based alternative to the formal court process. Participant must take full responsibility for the offense and not contest the police report. Program length is 6 months.

Alcohol, tobacco & other drug clearing house and lending library: provides a large inventory of informational resources on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs such as brochures, fact sheets, teaching, and audio/ visual tools. the resources cover a wide variety of subjects on prevention, treatment and recovery. Open Mon-Th 9am-4pm State Office Park South, Main Building, 3rd floor north- call ahead to schedule a time to come in and view materials, also available to mail out specific materials in bulk