🏛️ As NH lawmakers engage in the budget process, we're advocating for a state budget that invests in our people and families to ensure long-term resilience for all who live here.  Learn more:   #PeopleFirst #NHPolitics #HealthPolicy

Young adults could then use these funds for needs like housing, education, and essentials. Passing HB 661 would be a crucial step in supporting the well-being and long-term success of all our children.

HB 704 would invest in NH's existing, high-impact caregiver respite and senior volunteer programs, which support our older adults, caregivers, and communities, and create a more resilient LTSS system. TAKE ACTION: #NHPolitics #AmeriCorpsSeniors #AginginNH

Can't make it? 1️⃣ Virtually sign in to show your SUPPORT 2️⃣ Use our easy action form to email Sen. Health & Human Services Cmte. members 3️⃣ Share your story about access to mental health care 4️⃣ Share this post to spread the word! #NHPolitics 3/3

Have you heard? Congress is considering major cuts to Medicaid. In NH, over 186,000 people, or 13% of our residents, rely on Medicaid for health care coverage. 📞 Call your Congressional representatives now at 866-426-2631 and tell them to STOP cuts to Medicaid.

SB 134 would create unnecessary barriers to health insurance by adding burdensome work requirements to Medicaid Expansion, putting thousands of low-income Granite Staters at risk of losing their health insurance. 📣 SIGN IN to OPPOSE SB 134:

SB 122 proposes to expand eligibility for New Hampshire's Medicare Savings Programs (MSPs), allowing more low-income older adults to qualify for assistance and receive help paying for Medicare's out-of-pocket costs. 📣 SIGN IN to support SB 122:

SB 244 aims to increase access to care for Granite Staters by growing our state's health care workforce. 📣 SB 244 has a public hearing on Wednesday, February 5. SIGN IN to support workforce investments: #NHPolitics #InvestinNHHealth

HB 751 would improve New Hampshire's substance use treatment system by strengthening patient protections and ensuring high-quality services across the state. #NHPolitics 📣 HB 751 has a public hearing on Wednesday, February 5. SIGN IN to support the bill:

📣 TAKE ACTION to strengthen NH's crisis care system & prevent suicide at Senate Bill 255 is a bipartisan plan to permanently fund the NH Rapid Response Access Point (part of @988Lifeline). Public hearing: 2/6 at 11am #NHPolitics #SuicidePrevention #988

📅 Join the NH Healthcare Consumer Protection Advisory Commission (HCPAC) meeting to share your input on how to spend funds to address rising health care costs in NH. Meeting details: Monday, February 3, 11 am - 1 pm at the NH State House in Room 100

🌟 We’re excited to welcome Sam Burgess to the team as our Health Care Policy Coordinator! In this role, Sam will be working to increase access to affordable health care for all New Hampshire residents. Learn more at

There are plenty of opportunities to make a difference in New Hampshire this week.

"The judge will say, 'Has your lease expired?' 'Yes.' The end. It doesn't matter if you complain about your heat. It doesn't matter if your children are loud. It doesn't matter if you're in an interracial relationship."

In NH, access to housing is one of the greatest obstacles for people facing substance misuse. HB 432 would expand access to #recoveryhousing by helping cities and towns develop recovery housing resources. #NHPolitics 📣 TAKE ACTION to support HB 432:

NH’s housing crisis has particularly affected our aging residents, who are the fastest-growing age group among our unhoused population. The number of unhoused people 65+ in the U.S. is expected to triple from 2019 to 2030, and we’re unfortunately on track.