NH Department of Health and Human Services

09/14/2026

ALERT: Leaping Bear Farm of Reading, VT has issued a voluntary recall for chicken eggs, which may be contaminated with Salmonella. If you purchased eggs at a Vermont farmer’s market from Leaping Bear Farm, read the attached notice. Note that no product from this recall has been sold in New Hampshire. More information is available here: https://agriculture.vermont.gov/recall-chicken-eggs-due-potential-salmonella-contamination

09/14/2026

Don't miss out on important notices from DHHS! If you have , , or other assistance, make sure your contact information is current. Update your address and phone number through your NH EASY account. Don't want snail mail? Sign up for email and texts!

09/12/2026

Does your family have an emergency communication plan? It can help you stay connected during an emergency. The plan may include contact information for medical providers, extended family, and other important people in your life. Get started at https://www.readynh.gov/emergency-plans

09/11/2026

Free webinar series! We’re working with the NH Bankers Association to offer a series of financial education webinars for people who have assistance through DHHS, the people who help them, students, future educators, and more. Courses start next week and registration is open for sessions that fit your schedule - don't miss out! Learn more and sign up at https://www.digitaleconomy.us/financial-education-webinars-building-your-financial-future/.

09/11/2026

Today we remember the lives lost and the sacrifices made on 9/11.

09/10/2026

We celebrate Recovery!

Recovery Month is a time to proclaim and celebrate the transformation that recovery brings. Throughout September, we celebrate the 23 million people across the country who are living in recovery.

To get connected to a Recovery Community Organization in your area, go to dhhs.com/recovery-support-services

09/10/2026

Life is hard, but getting help doesn’t have to be. In New Hampshire, it’s easy to get connected to resources that help you become the you, you deserve.

Call 2-1-1 to connect to your local Doorway for substance use and recovery resources.

Learn what NH resources are available at: dhhs.nh.gov/strongasgranite

09/10/2026

Today (Th. 9/10) is . Join us in honoring those we’ve lost, supporting those who are struggling, and standing for hope. 💜🩵

You are not alone – for free & confidential 24/7 support, call/text 988 or chat 988lifeline.org.

09/09/2026

It's time for our annual radon poster contest designed to raise awareness and help prevent lung cancer! We're asking students in grades 5-8 to design posters that highlight the importance of testing your home for radon. Entries are due by October 30. Learn more:https://www.dhhs.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt476/files/inline-documents/sonh/radon-poster-contest-information.pdf

09/09/2026

Friends share laughs, music, memories, and sometimes things they trust without a second thought. But today, not everything that’s shared is what it seems.

Counterfeit pills can contain fentanyl, and there’s no way to know what’s inside just by looking or by who gave it to you.

Know the risks. Start the conversation. Share information that could make a difference.

Learn more at dhhs.nh.gov/unlabeled.

By focusing on clear, actionable truths, the campaign encourages safe choices, strong conversations, and practical overdose prevention behaviors without relying on fear or stigma.