The Resource Hub

It is our vision that we work to create a strong, vibrant and self sustaining community where conflict and hunger, homelessness and poverty, and ignorance and intolerance no longer exist. We look to the day where all families thrive and children have within their reach the tools to succeed. We will work to achieve our vision by living our mission and honoring our values each day.

UpReach Therapeutic Center, Inc. improves lives by partnering with the horse’s power. Specialized programs include equine-assisted learning and equine-facilitated mental health programs, which involve working with horses from the ground to promote personal growth and self-discovery in an experimental environment. A variety of equine-assisted learning curriculum is available, focusing on resiliency, trauma, compassion fatigue, leadership, and more. Additional mounted programs include therapeutic riding, carriage driving, and hippotherapy. For more information about each program offered, check out our website. Insurance: Hippotherapy, equine-facilitated mental health, and some equine-assisted learning programs are billable to insurance.

USDA SUN Meals (Summer Food Service) Programs

FREE summer meals and snacks available to any child through age 18 at schools, parks, and other neighborhood locations. No application needed. To find meal locations, please check the website!

VA Manchester Healthcare System offers options for timely, quality services for veterans. This includes providing medication, psychotherapy, substance abuse, recovery, housing, and supportive employment services.

The VA Manchester Healthcare System is one of the leading health care systems serving Veterans in the VA New England Healthcare System. We’re an innovative care center within the VA New England Healthcare System (VISN 1), which includes medical centers and clinics in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island.

603.624.4366 VA Health Connect: 833.933.1106 Mental Health Care: 603.624.4366

The Veterans Crisis Line is here for you. You don’t have to be enrolled in VA benefits or health care to call. Call 988 Press 1 or text 838255.

Whether the veteran is male or female, from World War II or Iraq, physically or mentally disabled, or struggling with PTSD or substance use, Veterans Inc. is determined to provide what that veteran needs within a culture that affirms the individual’s dignity, uncovers his or her inner strengths, and promotes self-determination and independence.

The Victory Women of Vision (VWV) is a 501 C 3 nonprofit charitable organization with the mission to encourage, empower, and nurture immigrant and refugee families to thrive by embracing their cultural heritage as they build their new lives. VWV fills a unique niche in the Manchester area as the only ECBO (Ethnic Community Based Organization) focused on family strengthening and led by an African woman. We define family broadly and stress the importance of community.

VWV works at the grassroots level to strengthen newly arrived immigrant and refugee families by assisting them with adapting to the new culture in which they find themselves. VWV offers mutual assistance, crisis intervention, support groups, and training programs that introduce resources, and opportunities for individuals and families to overcome adversity as they settle into their new communities and pursue opportunities to thrive.

We focus on patients and families, with a continuum of expert care, services, and support in the comfort of surroundings you love, at any stage of illness or recovery. We ensure smooth transitions when the right care requires a hospital, skilled nursing facility or other setting.

If you’re a person with a disability seeking a satisfying career, a business looking for reliable talent, or a family member or educator of someone with a disability, VR New Hampshire is ready to assist.

Get access to select generic drugs at commonly prescribed dosages. 30-day supply of medications starting as low as $4. 90-day supply of medications starting as low as $10.

Serving adolescents, children, young adults, pregnant or parenting women, and homeless individuals. Programs include parenting, assessment care coordination, individual and group outpatient counseling, recovery support services, and transitional living programs (18-21). Teen Center offers counseling for drug/alcohol use and severe depression. Insurance: NH Healthy Families Health Plan/Cenpatico; Well Sense Health Plan/Beacon Health Strategies; Anthem; Tufts; Minuteman; Cigna: Harvard Pilgrim; Medicaid; self-pay; also supported by DHHS using a sliding fee scale.
Hours: Walk-in Wed. 9am-12pm. By appointment, Monday to Friday 8:30am-4:30pm.

Ages 12 through 25, who are at risk of experiencing or are experiencing housing instability. It is also a designated Regional Access Point (RAP) providing one-stop access to vital systems and supportive services for youth experiencing housing instability and homelessness.

The Youth Resource Center is open on a variable schedule. Please call for hours.

CAPHR provides local management of the low-income weatherization assistance programs supported by both the NH Department of Energy and the State’s regulated electric and gas utilities. Provides a professional home energy audit to assess the opportunities for energy efficiency upgrades while protecting health and safety. Energy conservation measures can include air sealing, increased insulation, tightening of windows and doors, replacement of inefficient home appliances, and repair or replacement of failing heating system components. Eligibility is determined by income with preference for households with elderly residents, disabled residents, children under the age of 19, and those experiencing a high energy burden. Apply at: https://www.snhs.org/services/weatherizatio