Welfare & Health
Office
8 Raymond Road
Deerfield, NH 03037
Fax: 603-463-2820
Welfare Office Hours
Mon-10:00 AM to 12 Noon
Wed-2:30 to 4:30 PM
or by appointment.
Confidential voice mail messages for the Welfare Administrator may be left
at anytime. The telephone number is 463-8811 x310. These messages are
usually returned on the same or next business day.
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Health Office Hours
by appointment only
please call
603-463-8811
x302
Welfare and Health Departments
Welfare
Health
Denise Greig, Welfare Administrator
The Office of Welfare provides service to individuals and families who are unable to provide for their basic needs. This assistance may be offered through information, referrals and/or temporary emergency assistance.
Applications for general assistance are available at the Town Offices in the George B. White Building during regular business hours. Confidential voice mail messages for the Welfare Administrator may be left at anytime at 603
463-8811 x310. These messages are usually returned on the same or next business day.
Rick Pelletier, Health Officer
Denise Greig, Deputy Health Officer
Officials from the Health Department
are available during regular business
hours of the Deerfield Town Offices.
DEERFIELD FOOD PANTRY
Housing information and tips on alternatives to foreclosure
SCHEDULED PICK-UP DAYS
2012 Distribution Schedule
January 27
February 24
March 30
April 27
May 25
June 29
July 27
August 31
September 21
October 26
November 16
December 21
Pickup: 10AM - 12 Noon Ground floor, Rear Entrance
to Parish Hall Deerfield Community Church
Contact Faith Barry:
463-7800
Go to www.homehelpnh.org/.
You'll find a list of qualified housing counselors who can help you
assess your situation and offer specific suggestions.
The Town of Deerfield has
updated its list of community
resources for seniors.
Fuel Assistance Applications are
currently being accepted for the
2011-12 Winter Heating Season.
You may call 1-800-639-3896 to set
up your appointment.
To qualify, persons must (1) be
responsible for paying heating bills
to
an energy supplier or indirectly as
part of rent; (2) have yearly heating
costs of at least $100; and (3) have
a total household income that falls
below federally established income
guidelines for one month prior to
application.
The fuel assistance is offered through
Rockingham Community Action. Grants
will begin being disbursed in December
2011, but the time to apply is now.
If you are facing hard times, you may
also qualify for electric assistance - it is a
separate program. Just ask about this
program when you apply for fuel
assistance. Again, call 1-800-639-3896
to set up your appointment!