Where Can I Get Rent Assistance or Eviction Help in New Hampshire?
This page lists places in New Hampshire where renters can ask for legal help, court information, and help paying for housing. Each entry says who the group helps and how to reach it.
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603 Legal Aid helps low-income people with free legal advice and information by phone. It can also represent someone in court or refer them to a volunteer attorney. It covers housing problems such as eviction. You can apply on its website at any time. You can also call 1 (800) 639-5290 or (603) 224-3333, 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM, Monday through Wednesday.
On its website, 603 Legal Aid lets you answer a set of questions to get a form or letter. A tenant being evicted can get an appearance form. A tenant can also get a letter asking the landlord to make repairs.
✓ Details checked October 2, 2026
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New Hampshire Legal Assistance gives free civil legal aid. Its main areas are housing, domestic violence and family law, and public benefits. Its housing work includes eviction. It helps people who have low income and limited assets, and older adults (age 60 and over). To apply, use 603 Legal Aid online or call 1 (800) 639-5290.
✓ Details checked October 2, 2026
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The New Hampshire Judicial Branch Self-Help site gives basic, practical information about the court system and how to bring a case to court. Court staff can give you legal information. They cannot give you legal advice.
The Trial Court Information Center and the court Clerk's office will help you. Call the Information Center at 1-855-212-1234. Court staff do not take sides. They give the same information to both sides of a case.
✓ Details checked October 2, 2026
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211 NH is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Dial 211 to talk to someone now. You can contact it by phone, email, or text for help with housing, food, mental health, health care and more.
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The Community Action Partnership of NH is a group of 5 Community Action agencies. Its member agencies give help that ranges from emergency rent assistance (help paying rent) to early learning. Its website has a link to find your local CAP agency.
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New Hampshire Housing runs the Housing Choice Voucher program for very low-income households. A qualified household pays part of its income toward rent. New Hampshire Housing pays the rest to the landlord. Its page estimates a wait of 7-9 years from the date of application. Email rentinfo@nhhousing.org.
✓ Details checked October 3, 2026
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