The Resource Hub

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

Town offices in Deerfield, NH.

The Deerfield Volunteer Fire Department is dedicated to providing fire protection and suppression for the residents of the town of Deerfield.

Largest agency in New Hampshire state government, responsible for the health, safety and well-being of the citizens of New Hampshire. Provides services for individuals, children, families, and seniors, and administers programs and services such as mental health, developmental disability, substance misuse, and public health.

We envision an inclusive, accessible, and just society: Where all are treated with dignity and respect. Where people with disabilities live the lives that they choose, lives that are free from abuse, neglect, and discrimination. Where people with disabilities have equal opportunity to participate fully in their community and enjoy their lives.

Four-phase, residential, 90-day, low-intensity alcohol and drug treatment center and transition/re-entry program. Assisting women with substance use and mental health disorders who have been recently incarcerated at the NH Corrections Facility for Women or Shea Farm Transitional Unit and have been released within the last year. Dismas Home assists residents with transforming their lives through a nurturing, treatment environment that identifies opportunities, provides acceptance, emotional support, and a certain level of material support with an expectation of personal and community accountability with the primary goal being to transition/re-enter the community successfully.

Insurance: Medicaid/Medicare

Here to serve all those impacted by relationship abuse 24/7 confidentially.

– Project (603 Legal Aid)

Provides victims of violence and stalking free legal representation at final Domestic Violence and Stalking Restraining Order hearings, and other emergency legal services. Note: To be represented by a volunteer DOVE attorney, you must contact a local NH domestic violence crisis service agency. Call 866.644.3574 to be connected with a domestic violence or stalking advocate.

Statewide network coordinated by the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), with nine regional hubs ensuring timely access to screening, evaluation, treatment options, and ongoing recovery support. Elliot Health System will assume operations of the Greater Manchester location, bringing clinical strength and community partnerships to the role.

The mission of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is to enforce the controlled substances laws and regulations of the United States and bring to the criminal and civil justice system of the United States, or any other competent jurisdiction, those organizations and principal members of organizations, involved in the growing, manufacture, or distribution of controlled substances appearing in or destined for illicit traffic in the United States; and to recommend and support non-enforcement programs aimed at reducing the availability of illicit controlled substances on the domestic and international markets.

Emergency financial assistance for any Service Member engaged in the NH Deployment Cycle Support Program and/or his or her family in conjunction with a comprehensive plan for self-sufficiency. Additional services include employment counseling, mental health services, employment support, and substance abuse services.

All Youth Count (AYC) is a public-private partnership between Easterseals NH, New Hampshire Division of Youth and Families, and private sector partners that helps foster care youth and those who have recently left foster care aged 14 to 26. The program assists them in leading successful, independent lives. Through a combination of supportive employment, vocational mentorship, and independent lives. Through a combination of supportive employment, vocational mentorship, and individualized support, AYC helps at-risk youth overcome barriers to independence and stability.

Easterseals NH Camp SnoMo welcomes youth ages 11 to 21 who have disabilities, providing accommodations so young people can focus on fun, friendship, and feeling great about what they can do. We also offer a week for individuals over 21 years old. Our residential camp keeps children safe and healthy with a low camper-to-staff ratio and around-the-clock supervision to help each camper enjoy their adventure. Campers participate in water sports, hiking, archery, first aid, riflery, adaptive horseback riding, ecology, STEAM, blacksmithing, zip lines, ropes course, Scout merit badges, woodworking, leatherworking, and performing arts.

Easterseals NH Community-Based Services supports adults with intellectual disabilities or acquired brain injuries through Community Participation Services, Residential Services, and Clinical Services. Serving over 200 individuals statewide, Easterseals NH has established partnerships with community stakeholders to provide meaningful opportunities for individuals to pursue their goals and interests while acquiring new skills and abilities. We place a high value on ensuring we offer services in integrated settings that include paid work, volunteer work, and recreational activities.

Easterseals NH In-Home Care & Health Services is available to meet you or your loved one where you are — in your home, with as much or as little support as you desire. Our staff assists with medical and non-medical services, including medication management, health and wellness checks, light housekeeping, errand running, laundry, meal preparation, bathing, and personal care assistance.