New Hampshire
Vetted resources for women veterans in New Hampshire — housing, mental health, MST support, career, legal aid, education, and more.
Community & VSOs
6 resourcesNew Hampshire Department of Veterans Affairs
New Hampshire DVA
Official state veterans affairs agency for New Hampshire. Provides benefits counseling, claims assistance, state veterans homes, cemetery services, and connects veterans to federal and state resources.
New Hampshire Women Veteran Coordinator
New Hampshire DVA
Dedicated women veteran coordinator for New Hampshire — provides outreach, benefits navigation, MST support referrals, and connection to women-specific VA programs and community resources.
American Legion — New Hampshire Department
American Legion
The American Legion's New Hampshire Department provides free claims assistance, emergency financial aid, employment resources, and community support through posts statewide.
VFW — New Hampshire State Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW's New Hampshire State Council coordinates veteran service officers, legislative advocacy, and community programs through posts across the state. Free claims assistance and emergency financial aid.
DAV — New Hampshire Department
Disabled American Veterans
DAV's New Hampshire Department provides free VA claims assistance, transportation to VA appointments, and advocacy for veterans with service-connected disabilities throughout New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Veterans Peer Support Network
New Hampshire DVA
Certified peer support specialists in New Hampshire connecting veterans to community resources, mental health services, and peer-to-peer support. Trained veteran peers who understand the transition experience.
Mental Health
1 resourceNew Hampshire Veterans Mental Health Program
New Hampshire DVA
New Hampshire state-funded mental health programs for veterans — PTSD counseling, peer support, crisis intervention, and connection to VA mental health services. Covers gaps in federal VA coverage.
Career & Employment
1 resourceNew Hampshire Veterans Employment Program
New Hampshire Department of Labor
New Hampshire's state-funded veteran employment program — job placement, resume assistance, apprenticeships, and hiring preference for state government positions. Includes DVOP/LVER services.
Legal Aid
1 resourceNew Hampshire Veterans Legal Aid
New Hampshire Legal Aid
Free legal services for veterans in New Hampshire — VA benefits appeals, discharge upgrades, housing, family law, and consumer protection. Staffed by attorneys specializing in veterans law.
MST Support
1 resourceNew Hampshire VA MST Coordinator
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Every VA facility in New Hampshire has a designated MST Coordinator who can help veterans access free MST-related care, connect to community resources, and navigate the VA system without needing to file a claim.
Healthcare
1 resourceNew Hampshire VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinics
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) throughout New Hampshire — primary care, mental health, women's health, and telehealth services for veterans who live far from a main VA Medical Center.
Financial Assistance
1 resourceNew Hampshire Veterans Financial Assistance
New Hampshire DVA
Emergency financial assistance programs for veterans in New Hampshire — property tax exemptions, vehicle registration discounts, emergency funds, and connection to federal financial benefits.
Education
1 resourceNew Hampshire Veterans Education Benefits
New Hampshire DVA
New Hampshire state education benefits for veterans — in-state tuition waivers, state GI Bill supplements, National Guard education assistance, and priority registration at state colleges and universities.
Housing
1 resourceNew Hampshire Housing Authority — Veteran Programs
New Hampshire Housing Finance Agency
New Hampshire state housing programs for veterans — down payment assistance, veteran-specific rental subsidies, transitional housing, and connection to HUD-VASH and SSVF programs.
Also Available
National Resources & Healing Library
A growing library of national organizations, hotlines, and programs available to women veterans regardless of state — all free, all vetted.