Community Resources

Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a disease that affects a person’s brain and behavior, leading to an inability to control substance use. Those with SUD may use legal or illegal substances such as alcohol, marijuana, prescriptions and opiates among others. This Substance Use Disorder Self Assessment will help you determine if you should seek help for SUD.
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When it comes to stigma, the words we use matter. Use this dictionary to learn more about destigmatizing language associated with substance use and addiction.
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Nar-Anon, known officially as "Nar-Anon Family Groups", is a twelve-step program for friends and family members of those who are affected by someone else's addiction.
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View CADY's 2020 Annual Appeal Letter, which details the need for prevention in New Hampshire youth and the programs offered by CADY.
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CADY's robust community education program ensures the community is connected with prevention-related resources and support.
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As COVID-19 continues to unfold, we are all learning, adjusting, and growing. The CADY team has compiled a list of parenting resources, mental health strategies, support groups, and webinars to help guide the community through this challenging time.
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Offering two ways to become certified as a Community First Responder and receive free naloxone (Narcan) by mail. You can complete either a live webinar/in-person seminar or the interactive learning modules – all from the comfort of your own home.
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The GrandFacts state fact sheets for grandfamilies include state-specific data and programs as well as information about public benefits, educational assistance, legal relationship options and state laws.
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Grafton County has eight senior centers that offer weekday meals, activities, gift shops, exercise classes, computer labs and so much more.
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Hope for Recovery provides support to people impacted by addiction through lived experience on their path to wellbeing.
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30-second video from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) on how to administer naloxone nasal spray to someone experiencing an opioid overdose.
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In the case of an opioid overdose, which can be caused by heroin and prescription pain medications like Vicodin, OxyContin and Percocet, using naloxone (also known by the brand name Narcan) can potentially save someone’s life, even before first responders arrive. Learn more about Naloxone and what to do if you suspect an overdose.
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Lakes Region Mental Health Center provides comprehensive, integrated mental health treatment for people living with - and recovering from - mental illness and/or emotional distress. Our approach to treatment continues to be based on what works best for each patient and what services are most appropriate for their treatment plan. Mental health services and supports are prescribed by our medical staff and are patient and family focused. We provide a diverse selection of services that are designed to improve the health outcomes for our patients and support each individual's path to recovery.
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A site for Veterans and others on the signs and symptoms of mental health challenges, descriptions of research-based treatment options, and videos of Veterans sharing their own inspiring stories of recovery.
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Mid-State Health Center’s mission is to provide sound primary health care to the community, accessible to all regardless of the ability to pay. As a community health center located in Plymouth and Bristol New Hampshire, Mid-State provides access to high-quality health care services, such as primary care, behavioral health, substance misuse treatment, Imaging Services, same day appointments, and oral health services.

As part of its mission, Mid-State offers a variety of enabling services to ensure you receive the care you need. Their patient support team is there to assist you in completing applications for healthcare coverage including marketplace, Medicaid and Medicare. They can also assist you in applying for our sliding fee scale program and accessing other services you might need such as transportation, food assistance, and many other community resources. Mid-State is committed to ensuring access to the health care you need, when you need it.
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myLifeLink is a free app that brings those facing the struggle of addiction to common ground - a chance to connect, share, start, and continue a path of recovery together.
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Learn how to respond to an opioid overdose in 4 minutes. - How to identify the signs of an opioid overdose - Who to call during an overdose - How to administer Narcan
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Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may overcome their common challenge and help others to recover from alcoholism.
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REAP provides free and confidential counseling and educational services to help older adults and their caregivers better understand and deal with stress, relationships, grief, emotional wellbeing, substance misuse, and family dynamics.
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If you are looking for a job or thinking about changing careers, NH Works can help by connecting you with job search tools and tips.
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Plymouth Area Recovery Connection's Support Group for caregivers & other friends and loved ones. 1st & 3rd Tuesdays of every month, 7pm.
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Pemi-Baker Community Health is an innovative leader in Physical Therapy, Palliative, Hospice and Home Care providing programs and services to meet the diverse needs of 18 surrounding communities in central and northern New Hampshire. 
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Because literacy is key to the economic and emotional well-being of every individual, Pemi-Baker Literacy works to improve individual adult literacy skills in the Greater Plymouth region.
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Plymouth Area Recovery Connection (PARC) provides a caring and supportive environment for anyone working to recover from addiction. PARC communicates a message of hope; links individuals with recovery-related treatment services and peer support services; and facilitates the development of healthy and sustainable lifestyles.
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At Speare Memorial Hospital, the nurses on the Labor and Delivery Unit have many things to offer families in our community. The nursing staff on the Labor and Delivery unit is here 24 hours a day to answer any questions and try to help you solve any of your newborn problems. In addition to tours, Plymouth OB/GYN offers an Informed Birth and Parenting program; and provides information and support for pregnant women who may be experiencing substance misuse or addiction.
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We know that raising children takes an enormous amount of time and energy. Our board-certified physicians want to work as partners with you and your child in that growth toward responsible, loving, and independent adulthood and to achieve the best possible state of health and happiness.
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Visit this site to find a New Hampshire Food Bank registered agency near you.
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The RISE Recovery Team at Mid-State Health Center is committed to helping you improve the quality of your life by offering evidence-based, recognized treatment and recovery options proven to provide the best opportunity for success. RISE Recovery offers a variety of treatment options including Medication Assisted Treatment, Intensive Outpatient Program, and Recovery Support Services. The RISE team is here to help you every step of the way, and regardless of ability to pay.
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Speare Memorial Hospital offers a wide variety of educational programs, support groups for those dealing with specific issues, as well as classes to enhance your health and wellness. 
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Working in collaboration with School Administrative Unit 48, the Ashland, Lin-wood and Warren School Districts, Plymouth Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine and Plymouth OB/GYN, the Dental Health Program’s services include: free dental screenings and fluoride varnish applications; dental cleanings and sealants to school-aged children on a sliding fee scale, to “at risk” pregnant women and the homeless; restorative care for children who are in pain from decay and infection; and case management and financial assistance are available to those in need.
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If you or a family member cannot afford to purchase needed prescription medications, our Prescription Assistance Program can help. In most cases, if your household income is below $23,880, have no other outside help for prescription medications and you are a patient of an affiliated physician, you may qualify for free medications. Please see your medical provider for a referral form.
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The Speare Primary Care Team offers timely, efficient, and coordinated care across each patient’s individual health care spectrum and expanded care options to patients of all ages.
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Stand Up Newfound (SUN) is a collaborative of community members working together to eliminate substance misuse through raising awareness, prevention, intervention, treatment, and recovery.
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Step Up Parents offers financial assistance and support to relative caregivers in New Hampshire who serve as surrogate parents to kids whose biological parents are struggling with substance use disorder.
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The Bridge House provides information and referrals, emergency shelter, food, job training, transitional living support, and aftercare to over 175 individuals and families each year.
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The Bridge Project focuses on assisting at-risk individuals residing in Lincoln-Woodstock who are struggling with addiction, poverty, and other difficult life circumstances. The program provides tools and support that encourage people to change themselves and their choices for the better.
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The Doorway provides a single point of entry for people seeking help for substance use, whether they need treatment, support, or resources for prevention and awareness.
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This website is offered as one of the gateways to the “experience, strength and hope” available to anyone seeking recovery. It contains information for individuals and professionals about Narcotics Anonymous in the Granite State Area.
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Transport Central is a New Hampshire non-profit that has been established to develop and deliver transportation services for residents of a 19 town region of Central NH, centered around Plymouth. Emphasis will be on visits to hospital and doctor's appointments.
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Tri-County CAP is dedicated to improving the lives and well-being of New Hampshire communities. The agency provides opportunities and support for people to learn and grow in self-sufficiency and to get involved in helping their neighbors and improving the conditions in their communities.
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Learn How To Reverse an Overdose Using Naloxone (NARCAN®). In these trainings, you will: Recognize signs, symptoms, and risk factors associated with problematic reactions to opioids. Learn how naloxone (Narcan®) works. Know how to handle intense situations and use naloxone (Narcan®).
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Many grandparents across New Hampshire are finding themselves unexpectedly parenting a second time around. Waypoint offers a Grand Family Guide full of information to empower grandparents along their re-parenting journey.
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Well Sense is a health plan selected by the State of New Hampshire to offer high-quality healthcare coverage to Medicaid enrollees throughout the state. Well Sense provides statewide access to primary care physicians, specialists, behavioral health, emergency room services and hospital care for members. 
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Whole Village Family Resource Center is committed to the health of the community and understands the importance of connecting people to a variety of resources. In addition to Family Support Services, Whole Village offers a community learning space, and collaborates with partner agencies to provide multiple supports to meet community housing, literacy, transportation, health, childcare, and nutrition needs.
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Addiction is a disease. It's important that we use language that frames it as a health issue and shows respect to people with addiction and their famlies who are impacted. The Partnership to End Addiction shares a list of words and phrases to avoid and words to use in their place.
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