Youth & Family
Statewide network of child and adolescent mobile crisis teams — part of the NH Rapid Response system. Teams include a licensed clinician and a peer or family support specialist who respond in-person to youth mental health crises at home, school, or in the community. Free; no insurance required.
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Youth & Family
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Youth & Family
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Eligibility: School districts, educators, families; advocacy and resources