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.
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. We Provide Trainings In: CPR First Aid Family Emergency Preparedness Continuity of Operations Planning Health Consciousness and Resilience
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 2020-2021 year!
