Food Insecurity In Seacoast Communities
Every three years, all Regional Public Health Networks in New Hampshire select top five health priority areas to address in their respective communities. Seacoast PHN recognized the rise in food insecurity since the pandemic and would like to gather data to use as support in the selection process of priorities for next year's Community Health Improvement Plan. Please help us doing so by taking this short survey: forms.gle/jAkAJh8pQXcb1SR86
SNAP EMERGENCY ALLOTMENT ENDING MARCH 5TH, 2023
The additional emergency allotment of SNAP/EBT benefits that individuals and families have been receiving during the COVID-19 pandemic will be ending on March 5th, 2023. Please see the below infographics made by our friends at the Seacoast Eat Local.
Helpful Links:
NH EASY - Gateway to Services
SNAP - Seacoast Eat Local
Changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program | New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (nh.gov)
Helpful Links:
NH EASY - Gateway to Services
SNAP - Seacoast Eat Local
Changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program | New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (nh.gov)
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FREE COVID TESTS AND MASKS AVAILABLE!
Please contact our Community Health Worker, Yosita Thanjai at ythanjai@seacoastph.org to place your order.
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Seacoast Public Health Network (SPHN) is to strengthen public health partnerships in emergency preparedness, community health, and substance misuse prevention in order to better serve our communities. Two primary roles of the SPHN are to coordinate regional planning and to develop networks of effective action to support that mission.
The Seacoast Public Health Network became a program of Lamprey Health Care in July 2015, two years after the state merged the work of Substance Misuse Prevention networks with Public Health Emergency Preparedness networks. We are one of 13 public health regions in the state. SPHN serve the 23 towns that make up Eastern Rockingham County.
The Seacoast Public Health Network became a program of Lamprey Health Care in July 2015, two years after the state merged the work of Substance Misuse Prevention networks with Public Health Emergency Preparedness networks. We are one of 13 public health regions in the state. SPHN serve the 23 towns that make up Eastern Rockingham County.
WE PROVIDE
- Technical assistance on statewide and regional prevention
- Naloxone information and distribution
- Substance misuse prevention, treatment and recovery resources
- Resources and links to subject matter experts
ANNUAL REPORT
Check out what we’ve been up to the last year! Meet our staff, learn more about our Public Health Advisory Council and what our team has accomplished over the 2021-2022 year!
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