Resources & support
Where to turn — for your head or your woodlot
Everything on this page is free to use. Nothing here requires you to hire us.
If you need help now
These lines are free, confidential and staffed around the clock. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 911.
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Call or text 988, 24/7, free and confidential.
- Veterans Crisis Line
Call 988 then press 1, or text 838255.
- NH Rapid Response Access Point
Call or text 1-833-710-6477 for NH mental health crisis support.
- NH 211
Dial 211 for local resources, counseling and support referrals.
Veterans & men's mental health
Ongoing support, not just crisis
Talking once helps. Having somewhere to keep going helps more. These are the places we point people toward.
- VA New Hampshire Health Care
Manchester VA Medical Center and community clinics — mental health intake, counseling and primary care for veterans.
- NH Office of Veterans Services
State benefits help, claims assistance and referrals for NH veterans and their families.
- Man Therapy
Plain-spoken mental health self-check and tools written specifically for working men.
- SAMHSA National Helpline
1-800-662-4357 — free, confidential treatment referrals for substance use and mental health.
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Practical NH resources
Storms, woodlots and permits
Useful before you cut, after a storm, or when you're deciding what to do with acreage.
- NH Division of Forests and Lands
Timber harvest rules, intent-to-cut forms and county forester contacts.
- UNH Cooperative Extension — Forestry
Free woodlot advice, tree health guides and NH-specific pest and disease alerts.
- Eversource Outage & Line Hazards
Report downed or tree-contacted power lines before any cleanup begins.
- NH Timberland Owners Association
Certified Logger program, landowner resources and the association we're certified through.
Storm season
Before you pick up a saw
Downed trees hold tension. Most homeowner injuries happen in the first hour after a storm.
- Treat every wire as live and report it before touching anything nearby.
- Photograph damage as it landed for your insurance claim.
- Stay clear of lifted root plates, split trunks and limbs hung in the canopy.
- Anything loaded against a roof, vehicle or line needs rigging — not a ladder.
Still not sure who to call?
Call us. If it isn't a tree problem, we'll help you find the right number anyway.