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The JSI New Hampshire office, established in 1995, is also known locally as the Community Health Institute (CHI). We carry the unique distinction as NH’s Public Health Institute by the National Network of Public Health Institutes. We are part of the JSI Northern New England (NNE) group along with JSI Vermont.

JSI New Hampshire is recognized nationally for empowering communities we work with to improve their health outcomes and well-being. Our technical expertise includes, but is not limited to:

Our partners represent a broad spectrum of community health sectors that cross the lifespan, including maternal and child health, substance user disorder, tobacco, oral health, emergency preparedness, juvenile diversion, aging and more. At JSI New Hampshire, we value community collaboration and pursue opportunities to support all people in achieving optimal health and wellness.

JSI New Hampshire is committed to creating a healthy, safe, and stigma-free work environment through our participation in the NH Governor’s Recovery Friendly Workplace (RFW) Initiative. We encourage an environment where our employees, their families, our partners, and our communities collaborate to create positive change and eliminate barriers to treatment and recovery for those impacted by addiction.

Interested in learning more about our work or want to connect with a team member? Email us.

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Awards

13 Awards in Excellence in the categories of Public Health Communication, Not-For-Profit & Corporate Marketing, Annual Reports and Other Major Reports, Outsourced Production, and an honorable mention as a Promising Practice.

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Steps

In 2020, our NH staff “stepped up” and collectively walked the number of steps it would take to walk from our NH office to Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico.

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Miles

Our location in Bow, NH is known as N’dakinna (Our Homelands) by the Abenaki tribe. The Abenaki used these 117 miles of waterway for transportation, agricultural spaces, and for medicines.

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