The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: An Overview of Potential Under Enrollment in New Hampshire

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides essential nutritional aid to individuals and families throughout the nation. This program is administered in the Granite State as the New Hampshire Food Stamp Program, and provided nutrition assistance to about 29,000 children and more than 45,000 adults each month throughout 2019. These benefits are federally funded and ...

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Legislature Sends State Budget to Governor

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Committee of Conference Largely Accepts Senate Version of State Budget with Key Changes

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Federal Guidance Details Uses of Flexible Aid for State and Local Governments

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Budget

The State Budget for Fiscal Years 2022-2023: A Focus on Health Funding

The State Fiscal Year 2022-2023 State Budget: A Focus on Housing

Legislature Sends State Budget to Governor

Budget

Revenue & Tax

Federal Guidance Details Uses of Flexible Aid for State and Local Governments

Elimination of the Interest and Dividends Tax Would Disproportionately Benefit High-Income Individuals

How Public Services are Funded in New Hampshire at the State and Local Levels

Revenue & Tax

Economy

Nearly Half of Renter Households in New Hampshire Cost-Burdened Before Pandemic

Unemployment Insurance and the Continued Economic Recovery from the COVID-19 Crisis

New Hampshire’s Minimum Wage is the Lowest in New England

Economy

Income & Poverty

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: An Overview of Potential Under Enrollment in New Hampshire

Nearly Half of Renter Households in New Hampshire Cost-Burdened Before Pandemic

Households Headed by Single Women Face Substantially Higher Poverty Rates

Income & Poverty

Education

New Hampshire Trails in Higher Education Funding

Statewide Education Property Tax Change Provides Less Targeted Relief

Education Funding in New Hampshire: A Brief Overview

Education

Health

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: An Overview of Potential Under Enrollment in New Hampshire

The State Budget for Fiscal Years 2022-2023: A Focus on Health Funding

Food Insecurity and Economic Conditions During the Great Recession and COVID-19 Crisis

Health

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COVID-19 Resources

COVID-19 Resource Page

The impacts of the COVID-19 crisis will affect New Hampshire residents in many ways, from both the immediate health and financial impacts to long-term economic consequences. NHFPI will continue to publish resources examining issues related to the COVID-19 crisis, including health policy, economic security supports for Granite Staters, economic trends, state revenues, the effects of ...

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News & Updates

Get Ready for NH Gives, June 8 – 9, 2021

We look forward to another successful 24-hour campaign of giving and raising awareness for New Hampshire’s nonprofit community during NH Gives, which kicks off at 5pm on June ...

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Legislature Sends State Budget to Governor

June 25, 2021

Committee of Conference Largely Accepts Senate Version of State Budget with Key Changes

June 21, 2021

Examining cost of living increases in New Hampshire – WMUR

June 20, 2021