The Resource Hub

People experiencing substance use disorder and in need of programs and services utilize recovery housing as a method of support on their journey to recovery. Residents benefit from a community environment, sharing living settings with people on a common path towards long term recovery.

Families and individuals can do one full pantry shop every 30 days. Choices of fresh fruit, vegetables, meats, and bakery items are available while supplies last. Walk-ins are welcome. Bringing your own bags is highly encouraged.

Special Requirements: Available for Manchester residents. First-time pantry visitors please bring a current photo ID and proof of residence in Manchester. Proof of residence can be a piece of mail, vehicle registration, online bill, etc.

Hours: Mondays, 1-4pm; Tuesdays through Fridays, 10-4pm.

We’ve made it our mission to provide the best markdowns and discounts on prescription drugs on the web. Every discount you find is free and will save you money right at the register – no rebate forms or paperwork required! To get started, you can search for your prescription drug, browse the discounts or check out the listings below. if you are looking to save on multiple prescriptions, consider our free prescription discount card. Our free prescription discount card offers you the best drug prices available without having to clip coupons for specific drugs. Enjoy the convenience of our reusable Rx discount card which is pre-loaded with all of our 50,000+ prescription discounts. Our prescription discounts are applicable to most any prescription available. Search or browse our site to find all of the money you can save on your prescription costs!

Fellowship Housing offers a variety of housing choices and levels of support based on the needs of each individual. Our housing offers a foundation upon which an individual can achieve and maintain a level of recovery from psychiatric symptoms which enables them to manage their daily lives, be good neighbors, access resources and find acceptance.

Available to Manchester residents. Please bring NH driver’s license with current address and a current utility bill to register.

Hours: Tuesdays, 8-11:30am.

Food for Children is a non-profit (501-c3), non-denominational ministry working as an inner-city mission united in God’s love; providing food, encouragement, the distribution of clothing, prayer, and other essential items of necessity, while living and acting out our faith to those in our community who struggle in meeting their everyday needs. We endeavor, in all ways, at all times, to ‘be there’ for everyone and above all, to exhibit ‘God’s love in action’ by establishing relationships with the people we serve through extending a listening ear, human love, affection, and emotional support.
Food distribution to families and individuals in need every Saturday beginning at 9:30am. Start lining up for a ticket at around 9:00am, start going through the line at 10:00am. The line moves quickly and they are usually done between 11:00 and 11:30am. During bad weather, anticipate an earlier start time.

Our multidisciplinary team is led by mental health clinicians and addiction recovery specialists who have helped shape the field of evidence-based care for mental health and substance use. We provide comprehensive outpatient care that’s convenient to access, affordable to use, and customized to your unique needs.

Compassionate, patient-centered care to individuals of all ages facing mental health challenges. From anxiety and depression to more complex conditions, our expert team provides personalized treatment plans, including therapy, counseling, and psychiatric care. With a commitment to holistic healing, we’re here to support your journey to a healthier, happier life.

Non-profit organization that engages in innovative partnerships to improve health and health care in New Hampshire – working to address quality of care, access to care, and community prevention.

We celebrate the rich heritage of our French communities through educational programs, cultural activities and social events in New Hampshire and beyond.

Locally grown food delivered to your door weekly or bi-weekly. Visit the website to learn more and sign up

A mobile market with fresh produce and local products visits multiple locations throughout Manchester from May to October. Check the website for schedule and locations.

Friends of Aine is a 501c3 non-profit organization established to provide bereavement support services to grieving children and families. Borne out of the tragic loss of Aine Marie Phillips (pronounced Ahn-ya) at age 8, and the recognition that bereavement services for Aine’s surviving 5-year-old sister, Bella, were sadly scarce, parents David and Christine set out to fill this void. Friends of Aine was developed to create an enduring legacy for Aine that embodies her spirit and character by helping children and their families who are grieving the loss of a loved one.

For those that have experienced a significant loss, Friends of Aine offers the Good Grief program, bereavement support tailored to children, teens and adults. Grief services are provided by trained professionals who understand the trauma and immense suffering they are going through.

Feed, clothe, and heal individuals and families. By appointment only on Saturdays, 9-9:30am. Call to schedule an appointment and request food by Thursday at 12:00pm.