Contact Us
603 Legal Aid screens applicants for eligibility for NHLA. Click here to visit their website or call 1-800-639-5290
NHLA serves all of New Hampshire from five offices across the state.
Office hours are 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.
Toll-free phone (all offices): 1-800-562-3174
Fax (all offices): 1-833-722-0271
Justice in Aging Project
1-888-353-9944
(603) 624-6000
TTY
7-1-1 or
1-800-735-2964
Employment
officemanager@nhla.org
Other NHLA contact information
Toll-free (all offices): 1-800-562-3174
Fax (all offices): 1-833-722-0271
Berlin: 38 Glen Avenue, Berlin, NH 03570
Claremont: 24 Opera House Square, Suite 206, Claremont, NH 03743
Concord: 117 North State Street, Concord, NH 03301
Manchester: 1850 Elm Street, Suite 7, Manchester, NH 03104
Portsmouth: 154 High Street, Portsmouth, NH 03801
Administration: (603) 224-4107
For the media
NHLA’s staff includes some of the most skilled and experienced litigators and policy advocates in the state. Whether you are looking for a background opinion while researching a proposed bill or seeking a sound bite about local welfare programs, domestic violence laws, veterans benefits or any number of other topics, NHLA’s advocates can provide insightful, useful perspectives on poverty law issues in the Granite State. Click here for a list of topics on which they may offer valuable insight.
Members of the media interested in speaking with a New Hampshire Legal Assistance advocate about a case or for a story about issues that affect our clients - poverty, government assistance programs, housing discrimination, foreclosures, elder abuse including financial exploitation, domestic violence and access to education - should contact Communications Manager Sarah Palermo at 369-6650 or spalermo@nhla.org.
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April 15 is deadline for property tax help applications
Recent media coverage of NHLA:
Legal aid shines a light on powerless campers' struggle: Concord Monitor, May 1, 2015
Candia debt clinic offers free legal assistance to residents in need: Union Leader, April 23, 2015
In Berlin, victims of domestic violence no longer risk eviction for calling the police for help: NHPR, Feb. 23, 2015