New Hampshire State Resources
- Capital Region Health Care (http://www.crhc.org) This site provides links to associates of Capital Region Health Care including Concord Hospital (http://www.concordhospital.org).
- Child and Family Services (http://www.cfsnh.org) This site provides advice and information about social services available to promote strong family life and community commitment for children with chronic health problems.
- Disabilities Rights Center (DRC) (http://www.drcnh.org/) The DRC advocates for the legal rights of persons with disabilities.
- Education Law Resource Center (http://www.edlawrc.com)
The Education Law Resource Center provides information to help parents, educators and other professionals understand legal requirements and meet student needs. The site contains information and resources about a variety of education law topics including physical restraints, special education and No Child Left Behind.
- Family Resource Connection (http://www.state.nh.us/nhsl/frc/) This site provides information and resources to families in New Hampshire.
- New Hampshire Connections (http://www.nhconnections.org) The Mission of NH Connections is to develop collaborative regional support networks to improve educational outcomes for all children while meeting the unique needs of children and youth with disabilities and to facilitate access to supports and services statewide.
- New Hampshire Legal Assistance (http://www.nhla.org) a non-profit law firm offering legal services in civil matters to seniors and eligible low-income persons.
- New Hampshire Medical Society (http://www.nhms.org/) This site provides current information on public health in the state of New Hampshire.
- New Hampshire Minority Health Coalition (http://www.nhhealthequity.org/) This site offers information about access to appropriate healthcare services for minority populations.
- New Hampshire Public Health Association (http://www.nhpha.org/) This site helps promote the Association's mission to strengthen the public health system to more effectively protect and improve the health and safety of our population.
- New Hampshire State Department of Education (http://www.ed.state.nh.us/) This site provides many links to information about education in the state of New Hampshire.
- New Hampshire State Department of Health and Human Services (http://www.dhhs.state.nh.us/DHHS/DHHS_SITE/default.htm) This site is a source for individuals seeking information about New Hampshire's health care system, and current news and programs related to health care in the state.
- New Hampshire State Department of H&HS, Public Health Services Library (http://www.dhhs.nh.gov/DHHS/CHD/LIBRARY) The library offers books, videos, journals and audiotapes about public health.
- New Hampshire Psychological Association (http://www.nhpaonline.org) The New Hampshire Psychological Association (NHPA) is a 400-member organization and the state affiliate of the American Psychological Association. NHPA is dedicated to the professional development of psychologists and the advancement of psychology as a science.
- New Hampshire State Library - Family Resource Connection (http://www.state.nh.us/nhsl/frc/index.html/) This site provides information and materials about all aspects of raising, caring for and educating children.
- New Hampshire Task Force on Women & Addiction (www.nhtfwa.org) This is a statewide grassroots effort dedicated to women, girls and families affected by alcohol and other drugs.
- Parent Information Center (http://www.parentinformationcenter.org) This site provides information about support, and educational programs for parents, family members, and educators of children with disabilities.
- Public Health Solutions (www.publichealthsolutions.org) Linking NH Communities to the best evidence available on proven solutions to public health problems.
- SERESC (http://www.seresc.k12.nh.us/) The Southeastern Regional Education Service Center (SERESC) was formed in 1974 when 14 school districts pulled their resources together to support special education students being mainstreamed into public schools for the first time.
- WestBridge Community Services (http://www.westbridge.org/aboutus/default.asp) WestBridge is a private non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the recovery of families and individuals who experience co-occurring mental illnesses and substance use disorders.
