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Places that Help: New Hampshire

Local Programs

Updated: 
July 4, 2024

This page has contact information for programs that offer assistance and referrals to victims and survivors of abuse throughout your state. If you plan to contact a program by email, please review our Safety when using email page first.

We list the organizations by the county where the office is located, but many offices serve multiple counties. You can click “View All” to look through the complete list of organizations. If you are looking for an attorney to represent you in court or to give you legal advice about your situation, go to our Finding a Lawyer page instead.

Please note: WomensLaw does not have a relationship with or promote the organizations listed on these pages. Because we include thousands of resources, we cannot review them regularly or vouch for the information or services they provide. We share these resources to help all victims and survivors of abuse find essential direct services and support their needs and safety concerns.

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Merrimack

Concord Crisis Center of Central New Hampshire

27 Warren Street
Concord, NH 03301
Hotline: (866) 841-6229 (24 hours)
Phone: (603) 606-9766 (text hotline)
Phone 2: (603) 225-7376
URL: https://cccnh.org/
Email: info@cccnh.org

Provides services to victims/survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, elder abuse, stalking, human trafficking, and child abuse. Services include: a 24-hour hotline, text line, emergency shelter, housing programs, adult support groups, hospital accompaniment, help filing for protective orders, and community education. The Center partners with 603 Legal Aid to provide free civil legal support to survivors. Online chat is available. Serving Merrimack County.



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