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Manchester Local Assistance Programs

This page lists local organizations in Manchester, New Hampshire that provide free legal help, food and social services. Statewide programs are described on the New Hampshire page.

New Hampshire Legal Assistance (NHLA)Free civil legal assistance
Websitenhla.org 
Phone603-668-2900
Address1850 Elm Street, Suite 7, Manchester, NH 03104

New Hampshire Legal Assistance provides free civil legal help to people with low income in cases that affect basic needs, including housing, family law and public benefits. Its Manchester office serves Hillsborough County.1

Food

New Hampshire Food BankFood bank for New Hampshire
Websitenhfoodbank.org 
Phone603-669-9725
Address700 East Industrial Park Drive, Manchester, NH 03109

The New Hampshire Food Bank is the only food bank in the state. It supplies food to partner pantries, soup kitchens and shelters across New Hampshire. Its food map lists partner sites where a person can find food close to home.2

Families in TransitionFood pantry
Websitefitnh.org 
Phone603-641-9441
Address176 Lake Avenue, Manchester, NH 03103

Families in Transition runs the food pantry at 176 Lake Avenue. People in Manchester who face food insecurity can shop there once every 30 days for non-perishable items and meats.3

Social services

Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties (CAPHR)Social services
Websitecaphr.org 
Phone(603) 668-8010
Address40 Pine Street, Manchester, NH 03103

The Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties provides social service programs for people with low income in Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties. It operates more than 60 programs.4

The Salvation Army ManchesterSocial services
Websiteeasternusa.salvationarmy.org 
Phone(603) 627-7013
Address121 Cedar Street, Manchester, NH 03101
HoursMonday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

The Salvation Army in Manchester offers help with food, clothing, school supplies and emergency bills, including rent and utility bills. Call ahead, as help depends on funding at the time.5

Data and figures on this page come from the sources and notes below:

Footnotes

  1. New Hampshire Legal Assistance, Contact NHLA . ↩

  2. New Hampshire Food Bank, Home page  and Find food . ↩

  3. Families in Transition, Visit Our Food Pantry . ↩

  4. Community Action Partnership Hillsborough and Rockingham Counties, Our Mission . ↩

  5. The Salvation Army Manchester, Meet the Greatest Need  and Who We Are . ↩

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