The Resource Hub

Public Library in Hooksett, NH.

Offers a variety of activities for school aged children and adolescents and opportunities for parent engagement. Confidential reporting form available online for self-harm, cyber threats, substance use or sales and sexual assault.

The pharmacy inside Walmart provides a year-round Rx disposal site. If you have unneeded prescription medication, you can safely and securely dispose of it here!

Hope Tabernacle first began in 1996 under the direction of its founding pastors Rev. George and Grace Rosado. As Directors of New Life Home for Women and Children, they saw a need to bring these hurting women and their children to a church where they could worship freely. Unable to find a church home, they decided to start Hope Tabernacle in the inner city of Manchester.

Provides food and other essentials to the unhoused population in the community.
Hours: Thursdays and Fridays, 8-10am.

603 Legal Aid is NH’s state-wide centralized intake and civil legal aid organization. 603 Legal Aid provides in-house advice and counsel, referrals, and pro bono attorneys for multiple civil legal matters. In the near future, attorneys will be able to assist with VA Benefit Appeals and Discharge and Dismissal Upgrades.

Eligibility Requirements: Veterans with at least 24-months of active duty service and are homeless or at risk of homelessness because of a civil legal need are eligible for services through HFH. HFH has no income cap for eligible veterans. NOTE: Even if service requirements are not met, 603 Legal Aid may be able to help in other ways. Please call with any eligibility questions.

Hope for NH Recovery is for people interested in recovery. We offer a safe judgment-free space and peer support to those who are seeking recovery, family and friends, or those who are in recovery themselves that know the importance of giving back what was freely given to them. Our focus is to help people learn to get comfortable in their recovery utilizing a non-clinical peer-to-peer approach. Helping people learn how to have fun in their recovery so they wish to remain in recovery is out priority. We offer telephone recovery support, social events, 12-step and other mutual aid meetings, and several groups throughout the week.

Housing Action NH members include housing developers, housing financiers, property managers, homeless service providers, supportive service providers, public housing authorities, as well as children and family advocates. The diversity of Housing Action NH members makes our advocacy effective.​

Interim HealthCare provides compassionate, quality home healthcare services to help individuals live safely and independently. Our experienced team offers skilled nursing, personal care, therapy, and daily living support tailored to each person’s needs.

Founded in 1918, the International Institute of New England (IINE) is one of the region’s longest established, largest, and most trusted non-profit social service organizations serving refugees and immigrants.

We are Into Action Sober Living – a structured sober living community for men and women. We are a MAT-friendly 12 step-based program supporting personal accountability in a family atmosphere.

The arena is opened mid-September through March. Public skating: Tuesday & Thursday mornings; Saturday & Sunday afternoons. Skate rentals available only for weekend public skating, school vacations and holidays for $5.00. Public skating $5.00 for all.

LAUNCH Manchester (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children’s Health) promotes the overall health and well-being of children birth-8 years and their families. LAUNCH utilizes a cross-sector team focused on improving access to high-quality early education and care, empowering families, identifying and mitigating the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences, and improving access to health, behavioral health, and specialized medical services.

Call 1-800-246-7743 for help 24/7/365.

Substance-free housing for veterans transitioning from homelessness. Employment and housing assistance, food pantry, and clothing closet.

Specific to Veterans. Must show proof of military status at registration.
Hours: Mondays-Fridays, 10am-4pm; Saturdays, 10am-2pm.

Education for students within the school community to support and sustain substance misuse prevention efforts through five core components: codes of conduct, pre-season meetings, coach engagement, student leadership, and stakeholder unity.