Help lines and links
- 2-1-1 New Hampshire: Listing of hotlines and other resources multiple topics
- The Doorway: The central source for substance treatement in the State of NH.
- Dartmouth-Hitchcock Crisis and Consultation Services: 1-800-556-6249
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
- Teen crisis intervention: 1-800-639-6095
- D-H Addiction Treatment Program: Offers state-of-the-art evaluation, treatment, and referral services for people seeking help for substance use and related disorders. 603-653-1860
- Ask Petra: North Country Health Consortium's links to prevention, education, treatment and recovery assistance (PETRA)
Directories and guidance in seeking treatment
- 2-1-1 New Hampshire
- Vermont 2-1-1
- New Hampshire Online Alcohol and Drug Treatment locator
Recent comprehensive guide to options in NH - New Hampshire Care Paths: Substance Use Concerns
- New Hampshire Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services
- Vermont Department of Health Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services
- New Hampshire Bureau of Behavioral Health
- National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI), New Hampshire branch
- New Hampshire Upper Valley resources for mental health care
Upper Valley resources for all behavioral health issues - Manchester area addiction resources (PDF)
- Resource Guide For Addiction and Mental Health Care Consumers (PDF)
Navigating payment for treatment in New Hampshire, access, and rights to services - SAMHSA buprenorphine provider locator
- Your Online Guide to Drug and Alcohol Addiction Recovery
National directory, also with other information and resources for the patient and their family - Find a Therapist
Search by zip code, type of therapy, conditions, and insurance - Alcohol and Drug Treatment Options
Dartmouth-Hitchcock guide to options in NH and VT, arranged by treatment intensity - SAMHSA Behavioral Health Treatment Services Locator
National treatment locator - ALL Together
Upper Valley multi-organization collaboration addressing the impact of alcohol and drug misuse - Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Detailed information on medication-assisted treatment (MAT) options from SAMHSA
Safe environments for people seeking substance use treatment
You can dial 2-1-1 from anywhere in New England and be connected to a recovery coach who will help you connect to the appropriate treatment. You can also go to any one of the fire stations in Manchester, now designated as "Safe Stations," a place where you can walk in, 24/7, and get connected with substance use treatment services.
Harm reduction resources
- New Hampshire Harm Reduction Coalition
- NH DHHS Division of Public Health Service Syringe Service information
- Barre SSP- VTCARES People’s Health and Wellness
- Brattleboro SSP- AIDS Project of Southern VT
- SSP-HIV/HCV Resource Center - Claremont, Lebanon
- HIV/HCV Resource -Springfield, White River Jct., Windsor
- Keene Serenity Center: GROW Syringe Services
- VTCARES - St. Johnsbury
- Harm Reduction International
- CDC Syringe Services Programs (SSPs)