The Resource Hub

Wilson Street Integrated Health – Offers a comprehensive care team to address patients’ medical, behavioral, and social needs. Services include; primary medical care, mental health care, substance use services, medication-assisted treatment, nurse case management, health education, assistance with food stamps, Medicaid, and disability applications.

HMC provides no-cost, unbiased Marketplace health insurance assistance to New Hampshire residents.

Alcohol/drug recovery-related transitional housing – sober living environment offered to men aged 18 and up.

Offers a variety of activities for school-aged children and adolescents and opportunities for parents’ engagement.

CAPHR has partnered with Hillsborough County for our Community Gardens Program in Goffstown which provides up to 50 garden plots available to all residents of Hillsborough County regardless of income. The growing season each year closes at the end of September. Plot size: 25’ x 25’ Fee: A minimum of 75% of all gardening space will be reserved for low-income applicants free of charge. The remaining plots will be made available to other interested community members for a donation of $20.

Holy Cross Family Learning Center offers English as a Second Language (ESL) for beginners and intermediates for the growing immigrant and refugee population of the Greater Manchester. Holy Cross Family Learning Center is a place where people of diverse cultures from the City of Manchester, New Hampshire, come together to initiate or to continue their education. As part of this learning, they participate in helping to develop the Center as a place where family values are strengthened, community building is fostered, literacy is nourished, academic performance is raised, and diversity respected and celebrated. HCFLC seeks to respond to the needs of the growing immigrant and refugee population of the Greater Manchester area especially on Manchester’s West Side.

The Manchester CoC provides systems of care to those who are homeless or those at risk of becoming homeless. Established in 1995, the continuum works to quickly rehouse families and individuals experiencing homelessness and to promote access to programs while minimizing the impact on people and communities.

Join us on the third Monday of every month for a warm, delicious, and free community dinner. Everyone is welcome at our table — whether you’re looking for a hot meal, good conversation, or a way to connect with your neighbors.

Many CVS locations provide year-round Rx disposal sites located inside next to the pharmacy. If you have unneeded prescription medication, you can safely and securely dispose of it here!

Hooksett Fire Department is a full-time fire, rescue & EMS service serving the community of Hooksett.

Knowledge in social organizations and recreational activities available in Hooksett.

The Hooksett Police Department is a progressive agency with a mission to provide transparent, professional, and ethical services while building and fostering partnerships with the community to ensure safety and enhance the quality of life in Hooksett.

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.

Hooksett Town Hall.