Independent New Hampshire Journalism · Northfield, NHCorrection, Sept. 19, 2026, 1:55 p.m. EDT: An earlier version of this guide listed the NH Statewide Addiction Crisis Line as “1-866-444-NHPR (6477).” Those letters spell 6477. The number published by 211 NH is 1-866-444-4211, and that is the number now listed here. The guide also said HOPE for New Hampshire Recovery operates centers in Manchester and Concord; the organization lists one center, at 293 Wilson St. in Manchester. Two transitional-housing entries, “Merrimack County Drug Court Reentry Housing” and “Sober Living NH,” could not be confirmed to exist under those names and have been replaced with the New Hampshire Coalition of Recovery Residences, the entity authorized to certify recovery housing in this state. A line of unfinished editing instruction left in the Recovery-Friendly Workplaces section has been removed.
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1. Emergency & Crisis Support
- 211 NH: dial 2-1-1 or 1-866-444-4211 (24/7). 211 NH connects callers to The Doorway and to local treatment, housing and recovery services.
- National Crisis Line: 988 (suicide prevention and substance crisis).
- Naloxone Access: NH pharmacies (standing order—no prescription needed).
2. Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) Providers
- Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health – Offers buprenorphine and methadone programs.
- Greater Manchester FQHCs – Federally Qualified Health Centers with same-day buprenorphine starts.
- The Doorway NH (state-funded hub-and-spoke system, multiple regional sites) – 24/7 support, referrals, and direct buprenorphine initiation. Reach it by dialing 2-1-1.
3. Detox & Residential Programs
- Phoenix House New England (Dublin, NH) – Inpatient detox and long-term treatment.
- Farnum Center (Manchester, NH) – Medical detox, residential, outpatient, and MAT programs.
- Keystone Hall (Nashua, NH) – Detox and residential recovery programs.
4. Peer Recovery Support
- NH Recovery Hub – Network of more than 15 recovery community centers statewide (Concord, Laconia, Berlin, Portsmouth, Nashua, etc.).
- HOPE for NH Recovery (Manchester) – Peer support, groups, recovery coaching. 293 Wilson St., Manchester.
- SOS Recovery Community Organization (Seacoast) – Peer-driven recovery support, including harm-reduction services.
5. Outpatient & Counseling
- Riverbend Community Mental Health (Concord) – Dual-diagnosis outpatient programs.
- Greater Nashua Mental Health Center – Outpatient counseling, group therapy, and recovery coaching.
- West Central Behavioral Health (Upper Valley) – Outpatient SUD programs.
6. Recovery-Friendly Workplaces
- Recovery Friendly Workplace NH Initiative – Over 350 businesses participate, offering job opportunities for people in recovery.
7. Housing & Transitional Programs
- New Hampshire Coalition of Recovery Residences (NHCORR) – The entity authorized to certify recovery residences in New Hampshire; its directory is the place to start when looking for certified sober housing. nhcorr.org
- Families in Transition (Manchester, Concord) – Housing and family support for recovery.
8. Local Support Groups
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) – Multiple daily meetings statewide. Find a meeting → nhaa.net
- Narcotics Anonymous (NA) – Find a meeting → na.org/meetingsearch
- SMART Recovery NH – Science-based groups, growing presence in NH.
9. Legal & Harm Reduction
- NH Drug Courts – Alternative sentencing and treatment-based supervision.
- NH Harm Reduction Coalition – Syringe services, fentanyl test strip distribution, naloxone training.
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