Young Adult Strategies NH Resource Library
NH Rapid Response Access Point
24/7 text, call or chat access to mental health and/or substance use crisis support in NH.
211 NH
211 NH is the connection for New Hampshire residents to the most up to date resources they need from specially trained Information and Referral Specialists. 211 NH is available 24 hours, 365 days a year.
Call: 211
The Doorway
Offers assistance with accessing every level of treatment for substance misuse.
The Doorway
Call: 211
Cocheco Falls Counseling, LLC
Outpatient behavioral health and substance use counseling.
100 Main Street, Suite 143, Dover NH
603-343-4678
Lakes Region Mental Health Center - Laconia
This center provides integrated mental and physical health care to those who are living with and recovering from mental illness in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire.
40 Beacon St E, Laconia, NH 03246
Headrest
Headrest is a non-profit organization with a mission to assist those affected by substance use disorder, experiencing a crisis, or in need of support by providing effective programs and treatments
Page for contacting national crisis hotline, as well as their contact info for non-emergencies
Upper Valley Strong
Upper Valley Strong is a group of organizations whose mission is to help communities rebuild after natural disasters.
Contains resource page for crisis hotlines and organizations, both for mental health and substance abuse emergencies
Upper Valley Haven
The Haven is an organization which mainly assists with homelessness, but also has links to resources around the Upper Valley for those struggling with suicide ideation
Dover Mental Health Alliance
The Dover Mental Health Alliance (DMHA) was born from a shared interest of community members, from across all sectors, to tackle the stigma of mental illness, prevent suicide and shine a light on the importance of recognizing that our mental health is just as important as our physical health.
Contains resource page with suicide prevention hotline and a safe messaging program:
McGregor Memorial EMS
Contains links and phone numbers to suicide prevention resources, in-person and over the phone
YouthWell NH
Nashua-based nonprofit looking to address young adult mental health issues throughout the state
Several links for suicide prevention resources, phone numbers, camps, programs, counseling, and more
Connection Peer Support Center
Run by and for individuals with mental health issues
554 Islington Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Child Advocacy Center of Rockingham County
A safe environment for the evaluation of the alleged abused ages 3-18
Hours: Monday-Friday 8-4:30
Austin17 House
Non-profit youth and family community center that provides mentoring programs for middle and high schoolers
Offered in partnership with local community members, school districts, coalition, clubs, subject matter experts, and juvenile court systems
NH Coalition for Suicide Prevention
https://zerosuicidesnh.org/suicide-prevention-resources
Suicide prevention resource list covering all of NH
Seacoast Mental Health Center
24/7 suicide prevention hotline (rapid response access point) 833-710-6477
Offers trainings, telehealth, in-person therapy
1145 Sagamore Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801
(603)-431-6703
30 Magnolia Ln, Exeter, NH 03933
(603)-772-2710
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
24/7 suicide prevention hotline for NH residents: (603) 433-5270, option 1
Offers “Partial Hospitalization Program,” an out-patient program for those needing intensive support with mental health (603) 758-1376 for info.
Also offers inpatient treatment
https://portsmouthhospital.com/specialties/suicide-prevention/
RESPONSE
Response is a non-profit, confidential, non-discriminatory, community-based organization, designed to provide free trauma-informed services to all individuals impacted by sexual and domestic violence.
Domestic & Sexual Violence Support Center: 1-866 662-4200 (24-hour support line).
Berlin: 603-752-5679
Lancaster: 603-788-8195
Colebrook: 603-237-5384
New London Hospital and Newport Health Center
Both locations have behavioral health specialists who use a behavioral health collaborative care model in primary care who work closely with your primary care provider to identify and meet your care needs.
Behavioral Health | Departments & Services | New London Hospital
Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network
The GSCPHN provides free monthly mental health training to the community, schools, and community organizations.
Email for questions: info@uvalltogether.org.
GSCPHN website: gscphn.org
24/7 crisis lines: https://gscphn.org/crisis/