Independent nonprofit food, clothing, and basic-needs support · Concord area · inventory, hours, and household rules vary
Friends of Forgotten Children
Friends of Forgotten Children is an independent Concord nonprofit that offers food, clothing, and other practical support to at-risk and low-income families and individuals. Confirm current hours, identification or household rules, transportation, and what is available before traveling. It is not hoarding-specific treatment or guaranteed cleanup funding.
Independent free food pantry and human-service navigation · Concord · hours, household, and appointment rules apply
Christ the King Food Pantry
Christ the King Food Pantry offers free food and hosts Merrimack County navigators who can help people work through social-service systems. The pantry states that it does not provide legal advice, counseling, transportation, monetary assistance, clinical services, or hoarding cleanup. Confirm current hours, eligibility, identification, and available food before traveling.
Independent nonprofit community meal and food-access resource · Concord · meal schedule and capacity vary
Friendly Kitchen
Friendly Kitchen is a Concord community food resource that works with local partners and the New Hampshire Food Bank. Confirm the current meal schedule, access rules, transportation, and whether a particular service is available today. It can help with immediate food needs while other steps are planned; it is not hoarding support or emergency medical care.
Independent nonprofit food pantry and basic-necessities resource · Concord · schedule and household rules vary
CityHope NH
CityHope NH describes a food pantry and twice-monthly access to hygiene and basic necessities in Concord. Confirm current dates, eligibility, transportation, and supply limits before traveling. It is an independent organization and does not guarantee housing, clinical care, or cleanup.
Independent nonprofit housing, food-security, healthy-aging, and volunteer-support pathway · Concord area · program capacity and eligibility vary
Friends Program
Friends Program is a Concord-based nonprofit with programs involving emergency housing, stable housing for families, food security, healthy aging, caregiver support, and volunteer services. Ask which current program fits the household and whether there is a local referral route. It is not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider.
Independent nonprofit behavioral-health and addiction-treatment pathway · central New Hampshire · intake, insurance, and capacity rules apply
Riverbend Community Mental Health
Riverbend Community Mental Health is a private nonprofit serving central New Hampshire with behavioral-health and addiction services for children, adults, and families. Its Concord information describes adult walk-in intakes on weekdays and services that may be delivered in offices, homes, or community settings. Call to confirm current intake, insurance, accessibility, privacy, and fit; it is not a cleanup provider or emergency service.
Independent statewide disability and aging-support nonprofit · New Hampshire · disability, age, and service-area rules vary
Granite State Independent Living
Granite State Independent Living is a statewide nonprofit whose services include advocacy, information, education, support, and transition services for people with disabilities and seniors. Ask about independent-living support, home safety, accessibility, benefits navigation, and whether the current program serves the household. It is not a hoarding-specific treatment or cleanup service.
Public and demand-response transportation · Concord area and participating Merrimack County communities · route, reservation, age, disability, and fare rules apply
Concord Area Transit
Concord Area Transit provides accessible fixed-route service and demand-response transportation for Concord residents, visitors, and eligible riders, including senior and disability-focused options. Confirm current routes, reservations, accessibility, fares, service area, and ride requirements before planning a trip; this is scheduled transportation, not an emergency service.
Municipal bulky-item, furniture, appliance, and household-waste disposal · Concord regional cooperative · fees, accepted materials, and member-community rules apply
Concord Transfer Station
The Concord Transfer Station accepts residential trash, recycling, furniture, appliances, construction debris, and other listed materials for residents and small businesses in member communities. Fees apply to many items, a minimum charge applies, and Concord residents need proof of residency for residential rates. Confirm accepted materials, payment, transportation, and safety before moving anything; it is a disposal route, not an organizing service.
Municipal curbside waste and recycling rules · Concord city limits · PAYT bags, routes, accepted materials, and set-out rules apply
Concord Trash and Recycling
Concord's trash and recycling page explains curbside collection, purple pay-as-you-throw bags, recycling, route timing, and materials that will not be collected. Confirm the current route, collection day, bag rules, cart requirements, and whether an item needs the transfer station instead. It is a disposal pathway, not a consent-centered organizing plan.
Fuel, electric, weatherization, food, housing, and homelessness-prevention navigation · Merrimack County and central New Hampshire · income and program rules apply
Belknap-Merrimack Community Action Program
Concord Human Services identifies Belknap-Merrimack Community Action Program as a pathway for heating and electric assistance, security deposits, weatherization, senior housing, affordable housing, and homelessness assistance. Confirm current county coverage, income limits, documents, funding, waitlists, and whether a referral is required; assistance is not guaranteed and is not cleanup support.
Free community access, information, education, and social-service navigation · Concord and Penacook · schedules and program capacity vary
Concord Public Library
Concord Public Library provides free public access to computers, programs, discussion groups, education, and community information; a library card or Concord residency is not required to visit or attend many programs. Ask staff about current resource-navigation options, accessibility, privacy, and schedules. The library is not clinical care, emergency response, or cleanup support.
Substance-use treatment and recovery navigation · New Hampshire · intake, assessment, and service eligibility rules apply
The Doorway New Hampshire
New Hampshire's Doorway network is listed by Concord Human Services as a connection to recovery supports and substance-use treatment. Use the current statewide entry point or 211 to confirm the nearest location, hours, assessment, insurance or payment rules, and current capacity. It is not hoarding-specific support, a cleanup service, or a substitute for 911 or 988.
Civil legal-aid navigation · New Hampshire, including Concord · income, issue, deadline, intake, and capacity rules apply
New Hampshire Legal Assistance
Concord's current assistance resources point residents toward legal-aid and legal-referral pathways for housing, benefits, and other civil matters. Use the state's legal-aid intake to confirm whether a current organization serves the issue, county, income level, deadline, and household situation; legal help is not guaranteed representation, emergency dispatch, or cleanup support.
Independent commercial junk-removal provider · Concord and surrounding areas · paid service, scope, consent, and pricing vary
New Hampshire Junk Removal
New Hampshire Junk Removal advertises residential and commercial junk removal, curbside pickup, and full-service loading in Concord. It is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider. Ask about consent, pacing, privacy, item decisions, hazardous materials, disposal, insurance, and a written estimate before scheduling.
Independent commercial hoarding-cleanup and restoration provider · Concord and central New Hampshire · paid service, scope, and pricing vary
Soil-Away Restoration Services
Soil-Away advertises hoarding cleanup, trash and furniture removal, biohazard disposal, sanitization, and restoration services serving Concord. It is an independent commercial lead, not an Alliance or Fight the Blight provider and not a substitute for peer or clinical support. Ask about consent, privacy, hazards, worker safety, disposal, insurance, and a written estimate.
Private-pay practical and supporter pathway · service area varies · nonclinical; cost, scope, consent, and availability require confirmation
The Peer Tree
The Peer Tree is the private-pay pathway for organizing, sorting, decluttering, deep cleaning, and support for friends and family beyond grant-funded options. Ask about current Concord-area service availability, scope, pace, cost, privacy, consent, and safety; it is separate from Fight the Blight and is not emergency or clinical care.
Digital peer support · available anywhere, including New Hampshire · not therapy, cleanup, or emergency support
Unburied
Unburied is a judgment-free digital peer-support pathway for people affected by hoarding and clutter concerns and for friends and family. It can offer connection and ongoing momentum from Concord or anywhere else, but it is not therapy, emergency response, or a cleanup service; confirm current platform access and privacy details directly.