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Eligibility Requirements Eligibility for OAA depends upon income, resources, and living arrangement. Individuals eligible for this State Supplemental Program (SSP) are also automatically eligible f

Area Agency SIS-A™ Scheduler and Service Coordinator Information Sessions & Resources There are a number of resources ready for review by Service Coordinators A step by step scheduling gu

Services include: Care Coordination Provides community based care coordinators to assist families in accessing needed healthcare and related services for children with chronic illness or di

Training DHHS Quarterly Trainings on Substance Misuse It is strongly recommended that participants complete the Initial Training on Addiction prior to taking Families and Addiction. License

The Department of Health and Human Services licenses youth recreation camps. While we don’t evaluate the camp curricula, we do help to ensure a healthy, safe environment so that the focus can be on co

Extreme heat events, or heat waves, are warmer than normal air masses that last for several days. High temperatures can cause major problems for people without air conditioning or those living in urba

NH RSA 143:A gives the NH Division of Public Health Services' Food Protection Section the authority to license and inspect food service establishments and retail food stores. One of the reasons for do

People who inject drugs can help stop the spread of HIV, viral hepatitis and other blood-borne diseases by using a new (sterile) needle and syringe for each injection. SSPs are a useful tool as part o

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

Concord, NH – On Thursday, August 1, more than 100 youth will gather at New England College in Henniker for the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services’ Division for Children, Youth and