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The purpose of the RPHNs is to integrate multiple public health initiatives and services into a common network of community stakeholders. The RPHNs serve every community in the state. For more in

New Hampshire Medicaid Provider Rate Increases House Bill 2 (HB 2), of the 2023 Regular Legislative Session, appropriated funds to the Department for the purpose of increasing Medicaid rates. Pleas

Partnerships with Medical Providers are critical to the success of the WIC Program. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children is a nutrition assistance program create

This page provides the following: Overview of Asthma in the Workplace  Workplace Exposures Resources and References Approximately a quarter of adults with asthma indicate their ast

The State Behavioral Health Planning and Advisory Council (NHBHPAC), required by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA), reviews and monitors the biennial Mental Health Block Grant plan.

The Maternal and Child Health (MCH) Section supports a broad array of programs to improve the availability of and access to high quality preventive and primary health care for all children, and for th

New Hampshire’s MFP Demonstration Expansion Overview Welcome Home: Expanding Home and Community Based Care for Older Adults in New Hampshire In 2019, New Hampshire (NH)'s median age was 42.9, ma

Projects and agencies that are not funded by HUD or the Bureau of Housing Supports that otherwise provide services to people at risk of or experiencing homelessness are strongly encouraged to particip

The OCFA Goal To facilitate individual and family input into all aspects of the state-funded mental health system as well as the Bureau of Mental Health Services program planning and policy develop