Medicaid expansion is vital for NH’s families, hospitals, and economy. Learn why cuts would harm thousands and what you can do to protect healthcare access.

From heatwaves to ice storms, climate change is driving extreme weather in all seasons, reshaping how we prepare for health and safety year-round.

Measles is resurging in the U.S. Low vaccination rates put NH kids at risk. Learn why the MMR vaccine is crucial and how we can prevent dangerous outbreaks.

We need to speak up for public health.

This session highlighted how fear and policy confusion can create real health disparities. But it also offered a path forward.

Discover how the next generation of public health leaders is tackling real-world issues—from hand hygiene in NICUs to cannabis use among cancer survivors—at the 2025 New Hampshire Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Featuring poster presentations from 11 standout students across the region, this event showcased innovative research and reaffirmed the future of public health in New Hampshire.

Protecting individual rights during a time of increased immigration enforcement is critical to preventing increased health disparities in this vulnerable population. Register now to learn how communities, including health care and social service professionals, can respond ethically, legally, and confidently.

We urge the public health community to contact their state legislators and advocate for a people-first budget that prioritizes the health and well-being of everyone who lives, works, and plays in New Hampshire.

In a time of unprecedented challenges for public health—from workforce shortages to drastic cuts—the New Hampshire Public Health Association (NHPHA) is bringing together the state’s public health leaders for reflection, strategy, and connection.

This week, Governor Kelly A. Ayotte officially proclaimed April 7–13, 2025, as National Public Health Week in the State of New Hampshire — and her words carry more meaning than ever.

Join us as we explore how to navigate uncertainty with courage, connection, and collective action.

Students are invited to submit their public health related research, policy or program poster for display. 

Take action to oppose three proposed bills - HB 524, HB 537 and HB 538 - that put access to immunizations at risk for New Hampshire Families.

NHPHA is working to confirm the information and understand the implications of the Federal Funding Pause.

Ensuring health equity and healthcare access improves outcomes and is vital for New Hampshire communities to thrive in 2025 and onwards.

Stay healthy this fall! Discover simple tips on flu and RSV prevention, mental health care, and boosting immunity as the season changes.

Learn how to protect yourself from extreme cold with tips on dressing properly, winterizing your home, illness prevention and outdoor safety.