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New Hampshire Community Service & Volunteer Resource Directory

This directory organizes New Hampshire community service and volunteer routes that may support people navigating probation, parole, pretrial release, diversion, reentry, court-related community service, federal supervision, municipal instructions, school requirements, attorney referrals, agency referrals, youth court-related requirements, and community-based service goals.

Important: OACRA does not determine whether any organization, volunteer role, service site, hour log, supervisor signature, remote task, food pantry shift, shelter-support role, thrift-store shift, animal-care role, public-library route, conservation route, parks route, civic organization, or community-service placement satisfies a court order, probation condition, parole condition, pretrial release condition, diversion agreement, federal supervision instruction, agency referral, attorney recommendation, school requirement, youth-related instruction, or program requirement. Always confirm approval, restrictions, schedule, supervision, documentation, fees, background-screening, role limits, reporting rules, transportation, weather-related changes, and completion requirements directly with the court, supervising officer, attorney, program coordinator, referring agency, and volunteer organization before starting hours.

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Seacoast Region

Coverage: Rockingham and Strafford counties, including Portsmouth, Dover, Rochester, Exeter, Hampton, Newington, Somersworth, and nearby Seacoast routes. Confirm the site is currently accepting community-service volunteers, can supervise the work, and can sign the required documentation before starting hours.

Local routes Food, thrift, shelter-adjacent, and basic-needs routes

Southeast New Hampshire Habitat for Humanity / ReStore route ReStore, donation, furniture, and Habitat-support route. Confirm shift availability, safety rules, role limits, and documentation before starting.

Habitat / ReStore Donations / thrift Confirm first

Accesssenhhabitat.org

Ask AboutReStore tasks • donation sorting • safety rules • supervisor sign-off • hour logs

AreaSeacoast / Rockingham County

New Hampshire SPCA Animal-care and shelter-support route with regular volunteer requirements. Confirm commitment length, orientation, background limits, animal-contact rules, and documentation before starting.

Animal care Shelter support Confirm first

Accessnhspca.org/volunteering

Ask AboutMinimum commitment • orientation • animal handling • screening • signed hour proof

AreaStratham / Rockingham County

Gather / Portsmouth food-support route check Food pantry, meal, and community food-support route. Confirm current volunteer roles, schedule, supervision, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Community route Confirm first

Accessgathernh.org

Ask AboutPantry shifts • meal support • supervisor signature • schedule • completion proof

AreaPortsmouth / Seacoast

Confirm-first Public, animal, and community routes

Pope Memorial Humane Society — Cocheco Valley route check Animal shelter and support route. Confirm volunteer intake, age rules, screening, animal-contact restrictions, and signed-hour process before starting.

Animal care Shelter support Confirm first

Accesspopememorialcvhs.org

Ask AboutOrientation • animal handling • cleaning/laundry • role limits • signed hours

AreaDover / Strafford County

Rochester / Dover / Somersworth route check Food pantry, library, park, cleanup, senior, and public-service routes may be available locally. Confirm the specific host site and documentation process.

Local route Public / food route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific nonprofit, city, library, park, food pantry, or public-service coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutSupervisor signature • schedule • task limits • sign-in/out • reporting deadline

AreaStrafford County / Seacoast

Seacoast faith-based food and clothing route check Church pantry, clothing closet, meal-service, and donation-sorting tasks may be available. Confirm non-worship task clarity and documentation before starting.

Faith-based route Food / clothing Confirm first

AccessContact the specific pantry, church, shelter, or community organization before starting.

Ask AboutNon-religious task • supervisor signature • schedule • role limits • completion proof

AreaSeacoast region

Merrimack Valley

Coverage: Hillsborough and Merrimack counties, including Manchester, Nashua, Concord, Hooksett, Bedford, Derry, and nearby routes. Confirm site acceptance, paperwork, offense-related limits, and deadlines before starting hours.

Local routes Manchester, Nashua, Concord, and food-security routes

New Hampshire Food Bank Food bank and warehouse route with a specific court-related volunteer policy, screening requirements, dress rules, and daily paperwork expectations.

Food / warehouse Court-route intake Confirm first

Accessnhfoodbank.org/volunteer

Ask AboutCourt-related form • criminal record report • offense restrictions • closed-toe shoes • daily signature

AreaManchester / statewide food bank network

Catholic Charities New Hampshire Statewide Catholic Charities volunteer route that states court-related service is handled case-by-case. Confirm offense-specific limits, role, supervision, and documentation.

Faith-based route Case-by-case route Confirm first

Accesscc-nh.org/volunteer

Ask AboutCase-by-case acceptance • offense limits • faith-based task clarity • supervisor signature • hour proof

AreaManchester / Nashua / statewide programs

The CareGivers Senior-support route connected with food, transportation, and neighbor-support work. Court-related volunteers are handled case-by-case; confirm role and documentation before starting.

Senior / family route Case-by-case route Confirm first

Accesscaregiversnh.org/volunteer

Ask AboutCourt-related policy • role limits • transportation rules • screening • supervisor signature

AreaGreater Manchester / Greater Nashua

Community Action Program Belknap-Merrimack Counties Food pantry, stocking, packing, inventory, and distribution-support route. Confirm location, role limits, supervision, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Community action route Confirm first

Accesscapbm.org/Volunteer

Ask AboutFood pantry tasks • stocking • packing • inventory • supervisor signature • required form

AreaConcord / Merrimack County / Belknap route area

Confirm-first Public, animal, thrift, and referral routes

Manchester volunteer-placement route check Manchester directs people seeking volunteer opportunities or court-related service placement to 2-1-1. Use the statewide 2-1-1 route below, then confirm the named host site directly.

Placement route Public-service check Confirm first

Accessmanchesternh.gov

Ask AboutNamed host site • documentation ability • city/court instructions • supervisor signature • reporting deadline

AreaManchester / Hillsborough County

Humane Society for Greater Nashua Animal-shelter route with specific requirements for mandatory court-related service. Confirm age, minimum hours, offense limits, screening, and documentation before starting.

Animal care Court-route intake Confirm first

Accesshsfn.org/volunteer

Ask AboutMinimum hours • age rules • offense limits • orientation • signed proof

AreaNashua / Hillsborough County

Concord parks, library, and public-service route check Parks, library, cleanup, event-support, and public-service tasks may be available locally. Confirm public supervisor, documentation, and schedule before starting.

Public service Parks / library route Confirm first

AccessContact the city, library, parks, public works, or event coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutPublic supervisor • sign-in/out • task list • tools/PPE • completion proof

AreaConcord / Merrimack County

Manchester / Nashua / Concord thrift and donation route check Thrift-store, donation-sorting, clothing closet, and faith-based community routes may be available. Confirm cash/register restrictions and signed-hour process first.

Donations / thrift Faith-based route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific thrift store, donation center, clothing closet, or pantry before starting.

Ask AboutDonation sorting • inventory tasks • cash/register limits • supervisor signature • required form

AreaMerrimack Valley region

Monadnock & Southwest New Hampshire

Coverage: Cheshire County and western Hillsborough County, including Keene, Peterborough, Jaffrey, Rindge, Swanzey, and nearby Monadnock routes. Confirm travel, winter-weather changes, supervision, and documentation before starting hours.

Local routes Keene, Peterborough, food, and animal routes

The Community Kitchen Food pantry, produce sorting, grocery-box packing, pantry-staple sorting, and hunger-relief route. Confirm shift schedule, supervision, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Community route Confirm first

Accessthecommunitykitchen.org/volunteer

Ask AboutProduce sorting • grocery boxes • pantry staples • supervisor signature • completion proof

AreaKeene / Cheshire County

Monadnock Humane Society Animal-care, shelter-support, and event-support route. Confirm orientation, screening, animal-contact rules, and signed-hour process before starting.

Animal care Shelter / event route Confirm first

Accessmonadnockhumanesociety.org

Ask AboutAnimal-care roles • event tasks • screening • orientation • signed proof

AreaSwanzey / Keene / Cheshire County

Peterborough Food Pantry / Peterborough Area Community Aid Volunteer food pantry route serving Monadnock-area towns. Confirm available tasks, schedule, supervisor signature, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Monadnock route Confirm first

Accesspfoodpantry.org

Ask AboutPantry tasks • distribution schedule • supervisor signature • required form • deadline

AreaPeterborough / Monadnock Region

Confirm-first Public-service, parks, library, and rural routes

Keene public-service route check Parks, library, cleanup, community events, and public-service tasks may be available locally. Confirm public supervisor and documentation before starting.

Public service Parks / library route Confirm first

AccessContact the city, parks, library, event, or public-service coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutSupervisor signature • sign-in/out • weather • tools/PPE • completion proof

AreaKeene / Cheshire County

Monadnock senior-support route check Senior-support and neighbor-help routes may be available through regional programs. Confirm screening, driving limits, role rules, and documentation before starting.

Senior route Community route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific senior-support, volunteer, or community organization before starting.

Ask AboutCase-by-case acceptance • screening • transportation rules • role limits • signed hours

AreaMonadnock Region

Monadnock rural pantry and clothing route check Small-town pantry, clothing closet, church pantry, and donation-sorting routes may be available. Confirm task clarity, supervision, and signed-hour process.

Food / clothing Rural route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific pantry, church, community organization, or town-service route before starting.

Ask AboutNon-religious task • supervisor signature • winter hours • travel • documentation

AreaMonadnock / Southwest New Hampshire

Upper Valley & Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee

Coverage: Grafton and Sullivan counties, including Lebanon, Hanover, Claremont, Newport, Enfield, Littleton-adjacent routes, and cross-border Upper Valley service areas. Confirm whether out-of-state or cross-border volunteer hours are allowed before starting.

Local routes Food, shelter, and family-support routes

LISTEN Community Services Food pantry and community-support route with stocking shelves, guest assistance, deliveries, and donation pickup tasks. Confirm schedule and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Community route Confirm first

Accesslistencs.org/food-pantry

Ask AboutStocking shelves • guest assistance • donation pickup • supervisor signature • hour logs

AreaLebanon / Upper Valley

Upper Valley Haven route check Food, shelter, and poverty-support route serving the Vermont-New Hampshire Upper Valley. Confirm cross-border permissions, task type, supervision, and documentation.

Food / shelter Upper Valley route Confirm first

Accessuppervalleyhaven.org

Ask AboutNH vs VT site • task type • supervisor signature • cross-border permission • completion proof

AreaUpper Valley / Grafton-Sullivan route area

Claremont food and meal route check Food pantry, community meal, church pantry, and basic-needs routes may be available in the Claremont area. Confirm current volunteer needs and documentation first.

Food / meals Local route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific pantry, soup kitchen, faith-based program, or community-service route before starting.

Ask AboutMeal service • pantry tasks • supervisor signature • schedule • required forms

AreaClaremont / Sullivan County

Confirm-first Animal, Habitat, public, and rural routes

Upper Valley Humane Society route check Animal-care, shelter-support, and pet-food support route. Confirm volunteer intake, screening, animal-contact rules, and documentation before starting.

Animal care Pet support Confirm first

Accessuvhs.org

Ask AboutAnimal handling • pet pantry • cleaning tasks • screening • signed hours

AreaUpper Valley / Grafton County

Upper Valley parks, library, and conservation route check Public library, parks, conservation, cleanup, trail, town event, and public-service tasks may be available. Confirm site supervision and documentation.

Public service Conservation / library route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific town, library, park, conservation group, or public-service coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutPublic supervisor • sign-in/out • tools/PPE • weather • completion proof

AreaGrafton / Sullivan counties

Sullivan County thrift, pantry, and rural route check Food pantry, thrift, church pantry, library, town cleanup, and senior-support routes may be available. Confirm the exact host site and paperwork before starting.

Rural route Food / thrift route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific nonprofit, town, library, pantry, thrift store, or community program before starting.

Ask AboutSupervisor signature • task type • travel • schedule • documentation deadline

AreaSullivan County

Lakes Region & Central New Hampshire

Coverage: Belknap, Carroll, and central Lakes Region routes, including Laconia, Meredith, Moultonborough, Gilford, Wolfeboro, Ossipee, and Conway-adjacent service areas. Confirm seasonal schedules, transportation, weather, and documentation before starting.

Local routes Food, pantry, thrift, and family-support routes

Lakes Region Food Pantry & Thrift Shop Food pantry and thrift route. Confirm current volunteer needs, donation-sorting tasks, supervision, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Donations / thrift Confirm first

Accesslakesregionfoodpantry.org

Ask AboutPantry shifts • thrift tasks • supervisor signature • schedule • required forms

AreaMoultonborough / Lakes Region

Lake Cares Food Pantry Food pantry and hunger-relief volunteer route. Confirm schedule, role limits, supervision, and signed-hour process before starting.

Food / pantry Local route Confirm first

Accesslakecares.org

Ask AboutPantry tasks • schedule • supervisor signature • documentation format • deadline

AreaMoultonborough / Lakes Region

Laconia food-pantry route check Food pantry, church pantry, community action, and basic-needs routes are listed locally. Confirm the specific host, schedule, task clarity, and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Faith-based route Confirm first

Accesslaconianh.gov/food-pantry

Ask AboutVolunteer contact • non-religious task • schedule • supervisor signature • completion proof

AreaLaconia / Belknap County

Confirm-first Animal, public, conservation, and seasonal routes

New Hampshire Humane Society route check Animal-care and shelter-support route. Confirm volunteer intake, training, screening, animal-contact rules, and documentation before starting.

Animal care Shelter support Confirm first

Accessnhhumane.org

Ask AboutAnimal handling • cleaning roles • training • screening • signed hours

AreaLaconia / Belknap County

Lakes Region parks, conservation, and public-service route check Trail work, town cleanup, parks, library, community event, and seasonal public-service routes may be available. Confirm supervision and documentation.

Public service Conservation route Confirm first

AccessContact the town, conservation group, library, parks department, or event coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutSeasonal schedule • weather • tools/PPE • public supervisor • hour verification

AreaBelknap / Carroll counties

Carroll County pantry, thrift, and rural route check Food pantry, thrift, clothing closet, church pantry, senior, school, and public-service routes may be available locally. Confirm the exact host and documentation before starting.

Rural route Food / thrift route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific nonprofit, town office, pantry, thrift store, school, or community program before starting.

Ask AboutSupervisor signature • task type • travel • weather • documentation deadline

AreaCarroll County / Lakes Region

North Country

Coverage: Coos County and northern Grafton/Carroll route areas, including Berlin, Gorham, Lancaster, Colebrook, Littleton, Plymouth-adjacent routes, and rural North Country communities. Confirm travel, winter-weather closure rules, remote options, and documentation before starting.

Local routes Food, thrift, shelter-adjacent, and community routes

North Country food pantry route check Food pantry, church pantry, food shelf, and community meal routes may be available in North Country towns. Confirm non-worship task clarity and documentation before starting.

Food / pantry Rural route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific pantry, church pantry, community meal program, or town-service route before starting.

Ask AboutTask type • non-religious service • supervisor signature • travel • winter schedule

AreaCoos / northern Grafton route area

North Country thrift and donation route check Thrift, donation-sorting, clothing closet, and community store routes may be available locally. Confirm cash/register restrictions, supervisor signature, and hours process.

Donations / thrift Rural route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific thrift store, donation center, clothing closet, or community organization before starting.

Ask AboutDonation sorting • inventory • cash/register limits • supervisor signature • deadline

AreaNorth Country

Littleton-area local route check Food pantry, animal-care, library, park, senior, school, and community-event routes may be available. Confirm host-site rules and documentation before starting.

Local route Public / food / animal Confirm first

AccessContact the specific nonprofit, town, library, food pantry, animal shelter, or public-service coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutSupervisor signature • travel • winter weather • task limits • documentation deadline

AreaLittleton / northern Grafton route area

Confirm-first Parks, conservation, remote, and public-service routes

White Mountains conservation and trail route check Trail work, conservation, cleanup, campground-support, and outdoor public-service routes may be available. Confirm approval, safety, travel, and documentation first.

Public service Conservation route Confirm first

AccessContact the specific town, conservation group, trail organization, park, or public-agency coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutTools/PPE • travel • weather • public supervisor • signed proof of hours

AreaNorth Country / White Mountains

Coos County town-service route check Town cleanup, parks, library, senior center, school, public works, fairgrounds, and community-event routes may be available. Confirm public supervision and paperwork.

Public service Town route Confirm first

AccessContact the town, city, county, library, senior center, or public-service coordinator before starting.

Ask AboutPublic supervisor • task list • travel • winter closures • completion proof

AreaCoos County

Remote or online service check Remote service may help when weather, transportation, distance, or rural access limit options, but it should not be started without written confirmation from the appropriate authority.

Remote check Rural access Confirm first

AccessUse only after direct confirmation from the court, supervising officer, attorney, program coordinator, or referring agency.

Ask AboutWritten permission • nonprofit status • online proof • identity verification • certificate format

AreaNorth Country / rural New Hampshire

Statewide & Multi-Region New Hampshire

Coverage: statewide and multi-region connectors. Use these routes as starting points, then confirm the specific site, court, supervision instruction, documentation rule, and deadline before starting hours.

Statewide routes Volunteer and community-service connectors

Volunteer NH / Get Connected Statewide volunteer opportunity connector. Use as a starting point, then confirm the host organization, task type, supervision, and documentation before counting hours.

Volunteer hub Statewide route Confirm first

Accessvolunteernh.org/volunteer

Ask AboutHost site • supervisor contact • court/school form • schedule • role restrictions

AreaStatewide

New Hampshire 2-1-1 Statewide resource connector for local nonprofits, food, shelter, and support programs. Mentioned once here as a broad starting point, not as a substitute for direct site confirmation.

Resource connector Statewide route Confirm first

Access211nh.org

Ask AboutNamed organization • active volunteer contact • documentation ability • role limits • referral details

AreaStatewide

Federal supervision route check For federal supervision matters, confirm community-service instructions, documentation, and worksite expectations directly with the supervising officer before starting.

Federal route Documentation route Confirm first

AccessConfirm directly with the assigned federal supervision officer or appropriate court contact before beginning service.

Ask AboutOfficer instruction • worksite approval • timesheet • reporting method • completion proof

AreaDistrict of New Hampshire / federal supervision

Confirm-first Multi-region food, faith-based, and remote routes

New Hampshire Food Bank partner-route check Food bank, warehouse, and partner-agency food routes may support statewide communities. Confirm the exact site, documentation rules, and screening requirements before starting.

Food / pantry Partner route Confirm first

Accessnhfoodbank.org/volunteer

Ask AboutScreening • criminal record report • dress rules • host site • signed daily paperwork

AreaStatewide / Manchester hub and partner network

Catholic Charities NH statewide route check Statewide program and faith-based service route with case-by-case community-service review. Confirm the specific program, role, screening, and documentation first.

Faith-based route Case-by-case route Confirm first

Accesscc-nh.org/volunteer

Ask AboutCase-by-case acceptance • faith-based task clarity • screening • supervisor signature • hour proof

AreaStatewide

Remote or online service check Remote or online service may be available through some organizations, but it usually needs extra written confirmation before starting.

Remote check Documentation route Confirm first

AccessUse only after direct confirmation from the court, supervising officer, attorney, program coordinator, school, or referring agency.

Ask AboutWritten permission • nonprofit status • online proof • identity verification • certificate format • deadline

AreaStatewide

Approval, Restrictions & Documentation Guide

Use this guide before starting any New Hampshire community service hours. Requirements may differ by court, probation office, parole instruction, pretrial services program, diversion agreement, school, attorney referral, agency referral, federal supervision, youth-related program, public-agency route, or provider.

Confirm the site before starting

Do not assume a food pantry, shelter, thrift store, Habitat/ReStore, animal shelter, library, park, conservation group, church, civic organization, or online route will count. Confirm the exact site and task before the first hour.

Follow court or supervision instructions

New Hampshire routes may differ by court, probation, parole, diversion, pretrial services, federal supervision, school requirement, attorney referral, youth-related instruction, or agency instruction.

Get documentation rules in writing

Ask whether the form must include dates, hours, worksite name, supervisor name, supervisor signature, contact number, work performed, official timesheet, court packet, online proof, or direct submission to the court.

Screening-sensitive roles

Animal care, shelters, youth programs, schools, senior programs, transportation, money handling, confidential roles, and unsupervised tasks may have background checks, offense-specific limits, or role restrictions.

Faith-based sites and task clarity

Food pantry, clothing closet, meal service, cleanup, donation sorting, or shelter-support tasks may be treated differently from worship, religious instruction, choir, ushering, evangelism, or membership activities. Confirm what counts before starting.

Remote or online service needs extra approval

Remote service, online certificates, at-home projects, donation drives, letter-writing, virtual volunteering, or self-directed tasks should be used only when the court, officer, program coordinator, school, or referring agency confirms acceptance.

New Hampshire regional nuance

Small-town New Hampshire routes may depend on seasonal schedules, winter weather, town office staffing, cross-border Upper Valley access, conservation sites, libraries, food pantries, and provider-specific court-related service policies.

Deadlines and verification matter

Hours may not count if they are late, undocumented, completed at the wrong site, double-counted, paid, done without supervision, performed for family, or submitted without the required signature, timesheet, or reporting method.

OACRA disclaimer: This New Hampshire Community Service Directory is provided for resource-navigation and referral-support purposes only. OACRA is independent and does not provide legal, supervision, case-management, volunteer-placement, employment, tax, nonprofit-compliance, clinical, medical, emergency, transportation, court, county, city, town, school, library, parks, conservation, federal supervision, public-agency, or state-agency advice. OACRA does not verify in real time that a provider is accepting volunteers, accepting court-related community service, able to supervise a specific person, able to sign a specific form, or acceptable for a specific court, probation office, parole office, pretrial services program, diversion program, school requirement, youth-related program, attorney referral, agency referral, federal supervision instruction, or community-service obligation. Users must confirm approval, eligibility, restrictions, background screening, task limits, schedule, fees, transportation, travel, intake, supervision, documentation, reporting, remote-service rules, and completion requirements directly with the appropriate court, supervising officer, attorney, program coordinator, referring agency, public agency, school, county office, city office, town office, federal supervision office, and provider before beginning service hours. For emergencies, immediate danger, or urgent safety concerns, call 911.