Kearsarge Sunapee Region Family Resource Guide
There are many ways to get help with healthy and comfortable housing, yet it can be complicated to find the right person, agency, or program that can help your family. In Northern New England, some homes can be too hot in the summer, or too cold in the winter, or lack the right ventilation and weatherization. Choose from the three topic areas below to learn more and find help for your concerns.
Local Housing Resources
Housing Standards
Inspections
Indoor Air Quality
Enforcement Systems
If you are looking for help to make sure your home is healthy and safe, this is the place for you. This avenue is supported by state law and local health codes. The system includes at least three responsible parties who need to work cooperatively to identify and solve housing problems.
Explore resources based on your rights and responsibilities below.
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Tenants
What should tenants know about indoor air quality, and what can you do about it?
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Landlords
What are NH housing standards? What are landlord and tenant rights in New Hampshire?
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Health Inspectors
What can health officers do in New Hampshire?
Regional Energy Resources
Weatherization
CAP Agency
Social Service System
If you are looking for help to be more energy efficient and comfortable, this is the place for you. This avenue is supported by federal and state funding to improve the lives and homes of lower income families.
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Programs for Weatherization Assistance
Learn more about weatherization and energy efficiency.
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Transportation to and from Appointments
Learn more about transportation options in the Kearsarge region.
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Housing Subsidies and Support/Options
Learn more about housing affordability and stability.
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Affordable Childcare
Learn more about affordable childcare services in our region.
State Healthcare Resources
Medical Resources
State Healthcare
Insurance Systems
If you are looking for help with a medical issue related to housing, this is the place for you. This avenue is supported by healthcare providers who can bill both public and private insurance systems to provide diagnosis, treatment, and at times, at-home prevention or address indoor environmental conditions that may affect your health. The medical system may offer environmental resources such as allergen bed coverings, air filters, or a HEPA vacuum.
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For Patients & Families
Learn about healthy housing, allergy and asthma triggers, and more.
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For Doctors & Providers
Learn more about medical conditions related to housing and environmental factors.
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Insurance Companies or Medicaid
Learn more about Medicaid housing, medical equipment/supplies, and disability rights.
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School Nurses
Learn how school nurses can help manage your child’s medical needs and connect you with other resources.
The preparation of this Family Resource Guide was financed under a Grant Agreement, with funds provided in part by the NH Asthma Control Program.
