| NH Citizens Alliance |
| Over thirty years of working for social, economic, and political justice for all |
| New Hampshire Citizens Alliance 4 Park Street, Suite 304 Concord, NH 03301 603-225-2097 |
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We work with a variety of organizations and partners throughout the state to advance social,
economic, and political justice. Here is a small sample:
US Action Education Fund (www.usactioneducationfund.org)
Working Families Win (www.wfwin.org)
Granite State Progress Education Fund
Every Child Matters (www.everychildmatters.org)
Alliance for Retired Americans (www.retiredamericans.org)
Northeast Action (www.neaction.org)
NEA-New Hampshire (www.neanh.org)
NH Sierra Club(www.nhsierraclub.org)
NH AFL-CIO(www.nhaflcio.org)
NH School Boards Association(www.nhsba.org)
NH ACLU(www.aclu.org)
NH Peace Action(www.nhpeaceaction.org)
State Government Sites
Department of Health and Human Services (www.dhhs.state.nh.us)
This site provides access to:
NH Regional Health Profiles, which provide information on the state's 26 health care
regions. The Profiles are an information source for community organizations engaged in
Healthy NH 2010 and community health improvement projects. They are also a resource for
health care charitable trusts in developing needs assessments as required by NH's
Community Benefits Law (Senate Bill 69)
NH Wired Wizard,which connects individuals or families with the health services they need.
The site also provides individuals, families and social service agencies with a way to print a
copy of the HealthyKids health coverage application, for easy access.
Department of Environmental Services (www.des.state.nh.us)
This site offers information about environmental health concerns, including mercury and
MtBe, as well as about the state's environmental programs, regulatory information,
laboratory services and other items of interest. Department of Transportation
(http://webster.state.nh.us/dot/index.htm) This site offers information on ride-sharing,
travel conditions as well as meetings and other public forums regarding DOT issues and
projects.
State of New Hampshire Almanac
New Hampshire Cities and Towns Information
New Hampshire Legislature (General Court Pages)
New Hampshire Blue Book (Directory listing)
Federal Government Sites
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Legislative Information
Library of Congress
"Write Your Representative"
"THOMAS" Legislative Information on the Internet
United States House of Representatives
United States Senate
economic, and political justice. Here is a small sample:
US Action Education Fund (www.usactioneducationfund.org)
Working Families Win (www.wfwin.org)
Granite State Progress Education Fund
Every Child Matters (www.everychildmatters.org)
Alliance for Retired Americans (www.retiredamericans.org)
Northeast Action (www.neaction.org)
NEA-New Hampshire (www.neanh.org)
NH Sierra Club(www.nhsierraclub.org)
NH AFL-CIO(www.nhaflcio.org)
NH School Boards Association(www.nhsba.org)
NH ACLU(www.aclu.org)
NH Peace Action(www.nhpeaceaction.org)
State Government Sites
Department of Health and Human Services (www.dhhs.state.nh.us)
This site provides access to:
NH Regional Health Profiles, which provide information on the state's 26 health care
regions. The Profiles are an information source for community organizations engaged in
Healthy NH 2010 and community health improvement projects. They are also a resource for
health care charitable trusts in developing needs assessments as required by NH's
Community Benefits Law (Senate Bill 69)
NH Wired Wizard,which connects individuals or families with the health services they need.
The site also provides individuals, families and social service agencies with a way to print a
copy of the HealthyKids health coverage application, for easy access.
Department of Environmental Services (www.des.state.nh.us)
This site offers information about environmental health concerns, including mercury and
MtBe, as well as about the state's environmental programs, regulatory information,
laboratory services and other items of interest. Department of Transportation
(http://webster.state.nh.us/dot/index.htm) This site offers information on ride-sharing,
travel conditions as well as meetings and other public forums regarding DOT issues and
projects.
State of New Hampshire Almanac
New Hampshire Cities and Towns Information
New Hampshire Legislature (General Court Pages)
New Hampshire Blue Book (Directory listing)
Federal Government Sites
United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Legislative Information
Library of Congress
"Write Your Representative"
"THOMAS" Legislative Information on the Internet
United States House of Representatives
United States Senate