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Hinsdale, NH
Fall Mountain Food Shelf
Fall Mountain Friendly Meals
Located in Hinsdale, NH, the Fall Mountain Food Shelf is dedicated to providing essential food assistance to a diverse community that includes low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and anyone facing food insecurity. Our mission is to ensure that all individuals have access to emergency food and the nutritional support they need. We strive to create a welcoming and caring environment where everyone can feel respected and supported. If you or someone you know is in need, we invite you to visit us and explore our food pantry services designed to help meet basic nutritional needs.
122 NH-12A, Hinsdale, NH 03602
Hinsdale, NH
Social Service Resources
Our Place Drop-In Center
At Our Place in Hinsdale, NH, we are dedicated to providing essential food assistance and support to help individuals and families navigate the often complex social services system. Our warm and welcoming staff offers nutritious food to meet basic needs, while also guiding clients through government programs such as SNAP, WIC, and Medicaid. We recognize the urgency of housing needs, providing assistance with finding emergency shelter. In addition to our on-site services, we proudly deliver approximately 40 bags of groceries each month to seniors and disabled residents in surrounding areas, including Rockingham, Athens, and Westminster. Our Place is here to answer your questions and support you in accessing the resources you need to improve your situation.
4 Island St, Hinsdale, NH 05101
Hinsdale, NH
Social Service Resources
Our Place Drop-In Center
Located in Hinsdale, NH, Social Service Resources is dedicated to providing essential food assistance and support in navigating the complex social services system. Our compassionate team is committed to ensuring that individuals and families have access to nutritious food to meet their basic needs. We offer guidance and assistance with government programs such as SNAP, WIC, and Medicaid, along with housing support and emergency shelter resources. Our outreach includes delivering approximately 40 bags of groceries each month to seniors and individuals with disabilities across the region, including Rockingham, Athens, and Westminster. If you have questions or need support accessing services, we are here to help you.
4 Island St, Hinsdale, NH 05101
Hollis, NH
Financial Assistance for Military Families
American Red Cross
At Financial Assistance for Military Families in Hollis, NH, we are dedicated to providing essential financial support to military families facing hardship. In collaboration with military aid societies, the American Red Cross is committed to delivering dependable financial assistance 24/7 throughout the year. Our program addresses urgent needs by offering funds for emergency travel, funeral expenses, and emergency food and shelter, ensuring support when it's needed most. We facilitate the application process, while military aid societies assess eligibility and tailor the assistance package to individual circumstances. Eligible service members can easily submit requests online, allowing us to step in and help during challenging times.
Hollis, NH
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger
End 68 Hours Of Hunger is dedicated to fighting childhood hunger by providing emergency food assistance to children in need across Hollis, NH and beyond, including New Hampshire, Maine, Vacaville, CA, Lake County, OH, and Tampa, FL. Each weekend, we ensure that children who would otherwise go hungry receive nutritious meals, alleviating the stress of food insecurity. Our mission is to create a supportive community where no child has to face the weekend without food. By focusing on immediate needs and fostering compassionate solutions, we work tirelessly to empower families and promote well-being for our youngest and most vulnerable citizens.
Hollis, NH
Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
Southern New Hampshire Services, Inc. (SNHS)
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Hollis, NH, is dedicated to fostering the health and wellbeing of low-income pregnant women, new mothers, and young children up to five years old. Our mission is to promote healthy food habits through essential services such as nutrition education, access to supplemental foods, and comprehensive breastfeeding support. We also provide referrals to vital social service agencies to ensure families receive the holistic assistance they need. At WIC, we are committed to nurturing growth and development in our community's most vulnerable populations.
Hollis, NH
Lactation Consulting and Support
Simplifed
Located in Hollis, NH, Lactation Consulting and Support is dedicated to empowering pregnant and new parents with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful baby feeding. We offer free baby feeding classes that cover essential topics including preparing for feeding your baby during pregnancy, postpartum feeding classes, breast pumping techniques, and partner-focused support to ensure every caregiver is equipped to help. Our lactation, pumping, and formula feeding services are generally covered by most insurance plans, making access to vital support easy and cost-effective. For those who are uninsured or when insurance may not apply, we provide complimentary baby feeding education. Let us guide you through this important journey with care and expertise by checking your coverage and scheduling an appointment today.
Hollis, NH
Health and Wellness Cooking Classes
Five Loaves & Two Fish Healthy Teaching Kitchen
At Five Loaves & Two Fish Healthy Teaching Kitchen in Hollis, NH, we believe that cooking can be a joyful and transformative experience. Our low-cost health and wellness cooking classes are designed to engage participants in a fun, interactive environment while providing essential education on health, nutrition, and chronic disease management. Through both individual and group guided cooking sessions, we empower everyone to make healthier choices and foster a deeper understanding of culinary concepts. Offering virtual classes for nationwide access and in-person sessions in Central Florida, we welcome everyone to join us in exploring the art of cooking for better health and wellness.
Hollis, NH
Harm Reduction Community Outreach
SWOP (Sex Worker Outreach Project) Behind Bars
Harm Reduction Community Outreach in Hollis, NH is dedicated to providing vital advocacy and legal help for individuals impacted by solicitation charges and those involved in sex work. Our mission centers around offering compassionate support and practical resources to those navigating the challenges of re-entry after incarceration. We specialize in services that include crafting letters to probation officers, providing letters of support for pre-sentencing reports, assisting with record expungement, and guiding individuals in locating legal representation. Our commitment is to empower individuals through education and advocacy, ensuring they have the necessary tools for a successful reintegration into their communities.
Hollis, NH
Pregnancy Educators
American Pregnancy Association
At Pregnancy Educators in Hollis, NH, we are dedicated to supporting women through the incredible journey of pregnancy. Understanding that this transformative time can also bring many questions and uncertainties, we offer comprehensive education and instant access to vital resources to empower expectant mothers. Our life-affirming center is committed to providing the necessary information and support to help women navigate their pregnancy with confidence and joy, ensuring they have the answers they need every step of the way.
Hollis, NH
Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
The Living with Type 2 Diabetes Program in Hollis, NH, is dedicated to supporting individuals recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes through a comprehensive and free 12-month educational journey. This program is designed to empower participants with knowledge about diabetes and effective management strategies, featuring six detailed e-booklets tailored to their specific needs. Communication is key; participants receive a monthly e-newsletter full of seasonal tips and resources available in both English and Spanish. Additionally, those who provide their phone number gain access to our exclusive monthly 'Ask the Experts' Q&A series, where they can pose diabetes-related questions to ADA experts, engaging via online or phone format. Participants also learn valuable connections between diabetes and heart health while enjoying helpful giveaways that promote thriving with diabetes.
Hollis, NH
Family Support
Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (PWSA)
Located in Hollis, NH, the Prader-Willi Syndrome Association (PWSA) is dedicated to supporting individuals diagnosed with Prader-Willi syndrome and their families. Our Family Support team is committed to providing essential information and compassionate assistance at the critical moment of diagnosis. We offer a range of services, including parent mentoring, nutritional education, and meal planning, along with behavior management support tailored to each family's needs. Additionally, we guide families through the complex processes of applying for Medicaid, insurance coverage, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). For support, families can connect with their local PWSA chapter using our online chapter locator or reach out via email to join our Facebook Support Groups.
Hollis, NH
Farm & Food Systems Fellowship
Allegheny Mountain Institute (AMI)
The Farm & Food Systems Fellowship in Hollis, NH, offers a transformative opportunity for passionate individuals to become advocates for a just food system through hands-on training and education. This fellowship empowers participants to actively engage in community-driven initiatives such as growing diversified crops on market-style farms, running educational programs, maintaining community gardens, and enhancing food literacy among students. With a strong commitment to accessibility, the fellowship does not charge tuition, allowing more individuals to engage in fostering sustainable food practices. Over the course of six months at the Allegheny Farm Campus, selected Fellows immerse themselves in experiential learning, followed by a Community Action Year where they collaborate with regional non-profits to apply their expertise in promoting healthy food access and supporting local food systems. Applications are accepted until March each year, with the program running from May through October, cultivating the next generation of food advocates and mentors in a socially, environmentally, and economically just framework.
Food Pantries & Support in New Hampshire
There are a large amount of organizations providing support with food in New Hampshire. If it’s difficult to find a food pantry in New Hampshire, consider searching nearby areas.
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