Where to go for help

Contact the organization below that is expert in your concern. If none of these meet your needs, fill in the Report Discrimination/Contact Us form at the bottom of this page.

Bedford Police Department

Candia Police Department:  603-483-2318  

Goffstown Police Department

Hookset Police Department

Londonderry Police Department

Manchester Police Department

 New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence

Concord, NH  03302-0353
(603) 224-8893

 Manchester YWCA Women’s Crisis Line: 

668-2299 

 Families in Transition - Homeless Assistance Line 

FIT provides innovative and effective interventions specifically designed to help homeless individuals and families reach beyond the cycle of homelessness to lead healthy and successful lives. 

1-877-606-5173

NH Coalition to End Homelessness

Tel: 603-641-9441 x 251  

Veterans First Transitional Housing Program
440 Amherst Street
Nashua, NH 03063
(603) 882-3616 

Eastpoint Properties 

Affordable housing across New Hampshire.

Leeah Aubert

99 Pine Hill Road, Ste. 600

Nashua, NH 03063

(603) 836-5680 

Disabilities Rights Center 

DRC provides information, referrals, legal advice and legal representation in the area of civil and other legal rights of people with disabilities.

 www.drcnh.org  - 1 (800) 834-1721 or (603) 228-0432 Voice and TDD 

Inclusive Therapists

Inclusive Therapists provides a safe, simple way to find a therapist, counselor or coach committed to Racial, 2SLGBTQIA+, Neurodivergence, and Disability Justice. 

https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/united-states/new-hampshire

Legal Self Help Guides

603LegalAid

(603) 229-0002  or  1(800) 639-5290
603LegalAid provides attorney pro-bono volunteer legal representatio to low-income people or referrals to members of the public who have legal problems/issues (from personal injury and consumer matters to family law) and can afford to pay for legal services.

Modest Means Legal Program
(603) 715-3290 – email: SVermacy@nhbar.org
This Program connects lower-income individuals – able to pay something for an attorney's services – with lawyers providing legal services at reduced rates. Applicants may apply on-line at www.nhbar.org under the Lawyer Referral Service menu option.

The Low-Income Taxpayer Project
(603) 228-6028
The Taxpayer Project assists qualified individuals with federal income tax disputes through referrals to volunteer attorneys for free advice and/or representation.

The DOVE Project
Call your local crisis center or:
1 (866) 644-3574 – Domestic Violence Hotline
1 (800) 277-5570 – Sexual Assault Hotline
The Domestic Violence Emergency or DOVE Project provides free legal representation for qualifying survivors of domestic violence at final restraining order hearings.

Legal Advice Line
A service of New Hampshire Legal Assistance, provides free legal advice in civil matters for senior citizens 60 and older.
(603) 624-6000 (Manchester area)
1 (888) 353-9944  

UNH School of Law, Civil Practice Clinic
(603) 225-3350
The Civil Practice Clinic assists low-income clients with a variety of issues from consumer protection, collection and foreclosure defense, (including Chapter 13 bankruptcy), predatory lending, auto fraud, unemployment, worker's compensation and landlord/tenant matters (for tenants in eviction process only). The clinic will take cases from Merrimack, Belknap, Sullivan and Hillsborough counties. 

Veterans Law Project

Call 603-716-8488

 New Hampshire Human Rights Commission 

  The commission has the power to receive, investigate and pass upon complaints of illegal discrimination and to engage in research and education designed to promote good will and prevent discrimination.  

 New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union 

  The New Hampshire Civil Liberties Union was founded to defend those freedoms which are guaranteed to every individual by the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution  

 New Hampshire Legal Assistance 

 NHLA's mission is to fulfill America’s promise of equal justice by providing civil legal services to New Hampshire’s poor, including education and empowerment, advice, representation, and advocacy for systemic change.