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Office of the Child Advocate The Office of the Child Advocate works to make sure New Hampshire kids are treated fairly and get the best support...
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Transition to Adulthood
Independent Living (IL) Programs help youth in or out of foster care get ready for adult life. They offer support with: School and job planning...
Health & Wellbeing
Medicaid is free health insurance for youth who are or were in foster care and qualify. You can apply online using the website, or you can print the...
School-Based & Campus
Tuition Waivers for Foster Youth in New Hampshire The University System of New Hampshire and the Community College System of New Hampshire work with...
School-Based & Campus
DCYF Aftercare Help for School If you’re a former foster youth, DCYF has money to help you keep going to school after high school or getting your GED...