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Legal Authorities and Requirements SSPs are allowable in New Hampshire based on the passage of SB 234 (Laws of 2017, Chapter 117) on June 16, 2017. The bill: Exempts residual amounts of contr

DHHS oversees the licensing of Youth Recreation Camps. These camps are programs that operates for at least 10 days per license year for the purpose of providing recreational opportunities, or a combin

The Office of Child Care (OCC) in the Federal Administration for Children and Families supports low-income working families by improving access to affordable, high-quality early care and out-of-school

The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Division for Children, Youth and Families (“Department”) is seeking responses to this Request for Proposals (“solicitation” or “RFP”) from qu

The local Health Officer is required to complete certain licensing inspections as well as conduct investigations into various sanitation and environmental hazard concerns. These documents provide an o

The Right-to-Know Law promotes government transparency and discourse with the public by ensuring public access to information created, accepted, or obtained by any public agency. However, this access

Health Facilities Administration (HFA) is responsible for the oversight and enforcement of basic standards designed to promote safe and appropriate care of persons receiving care and treatment in hosp

These agencies are licensed to recruit and license foster families to provide Individual Services Options (ISO) foster care.  Foster Care families who choose to work with a child placing agency m

A number of State and Federal laws have been passed aimed at preventing lead poisoning. These laws address a variety of lead hazards found in our environment including lead in paint, dust and soil; le