Health Information & Resources
- NH Pediatric Blood Lead Level (BLL) Testing Requirements
- Suicide Prevention & Resource Center Documents
- Are You Prepared?
- Asthma sufferers:
- Before, During & After Winter Storms
- Capital Area Public Health Network
- Carbon Monoxide Awareness
- Carfentanil Warning
- CDC - Preventing Ticks on Pets
- Chapter 48-A 14 Minimum Standards Established
- EPA Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home
- EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule
- HEAD LICE RE-INFESTATION: Many communities in NH are struggling with re-infestation of head lice and questions are coming up. It is worth noting that in many states OTC treatments may be completely ineffective, due to the resistant strain. I have attached links for CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention & a great website called headlice.org. Always check with your medical doctor and school nurse for advice and assistance.
- Influenza Confirmed 2017-18 Season
- It's Hot Outside Notice
- Landlord outreach flyer-bedbugs
- Lead in Drinking Water
- Lead Data & Program Report – 2016 Housing Issue
- Lead Poisoning Prevention Program & Healthy Homes
- Modest Means LEGAL PROGRAM
- Need Help? Changing the Way New Hampshire Finds Help
2-1-1 is an easy-to-remember telephone number that connects callers, AT NO COST, to information about critical health and human services available in their community. 2-1-1 NH is an initiative led by Granite United Way (UWNH), an organization that represents the 7 United Ways across the state, in partnership with Eversouce, and the State of New Hampshire.
Residents in New Hampshire can contact 2-1-1 NH toll-free by dialing 2-1-1 in state or 1-866-444-4211 from out of state Website link: http://www.211nh.org/
- NH Healthy Homes Newsletter January 2018
- Norovirus
- Powassan Virus - Fact Sheet
- Powassan Virus - Frequently Asked Questions
- Rabies - Fact Sheet
- State of NH Reportable Infectious Diseases
- Tenant outreach flyer-bedbugs
- Tickborne Illness Symptoms
- What is Lyme? (2017 Lyme)
- ZIKA Virus Information
- DHHS Health Alert - Tickborne Diseases in NH
- 5 Ways to Keep Your Home Healthy This Winter