Welcome — Support & Resources

This page is here to help you get started with your laptop and connect you to support when you need it.

Laptop Help & Troubleshooting

If something isn’t working, try these steps first:

  • Restart your laptop
  • Check that you are connected to Wi‑Fi
  • Make sure your laptop is charged or plugged in
  • Close and reopen any programs that are frozen
  • Run updates (Settings → Update)

If you still need help, support is available:

Internet & Phone Access

Staying connected is important.

Assurance Wireless may offer free or low-cost phone service and data depending on eligibility. This can help you stay in touch, search for jobs, and access services.

Learn more or apply:
https://www.assurancewireless.com

Find Help & Community Resources

There are many organizations in the Nashua area that can support you. You can get help with:

  • Food and meals
  • Housing and shelter
  • Mental health and recovery
  • Health and dental care
  • Employment and job search help
  • Legal assistance
  • Support for families, children, seniors, and veterans

Start Here: 211

  • Call 2-1-1 anytime (24/7)
  • Free and confidential
  • Talk to a real person who can help you find the right services

If you’re not sure where to begin, start with 211—they can guide you step by step.

Visit online:
https://www.211nh.org

Transportation

Getting where you need to go matters—whether it’s work, appointments, or daily needs.

Transportation support may be available through:

  • Local bus services and reduced fare options
  • Ride programs for seniors or people with disabilities
  • Volunteer driver programs
  • Nonprofit transportation services
  • Gate City Bike Co-op
    Provides free bikes for low-income individuals with a referral from an organization you are working with

To find the best transportation option for your situation, contact the:

  • Regional Mobility Manager
    Call: (603) 417-6571

They can help connect you with the right transportation resources based on your needs.

NHEasy (Benefits & Financial Help)

NHEasy is where you can apply online for:

  • Food assistance (SNAP)
  • Medicaid (health insurance)
  • Cash assistance and other supports

Visit:
https://nheasy.nh.gov

Support for Families, Children & Seniors

There are many programs in the community that support families, caregivers, and older adults. These resources can help with basic needs, parenting support, and opportunities to connect with others.

Family Resources & Activities

  • Learn about free, fun family events and community activities:
    https://agendahero.com/page/freefunfamilyssc
  • Help with diapers and baby formula (link coming soon)
  • Community Baby Shower (date and registration link coming soon)
  • Baby Gear Hub (link coming soon)
  • Learn if you qualify for a childcare scholarship
  • Welcome Baby Resource Information (link coming soon)
  • Mother Circle for new and expectant parents (link coming soon)

You can also explore additional supports through the Smart Start resource page (link coming soon).

Parenting Support & Classes

If you’re looking for support, connection, or parenting tools, these programs may help:

  • PASTA (Parenting A Second Time Around)
  • Positive Solutions for Families
  • Parent Café

These programs offer practical skills, support, and a chance to connect with other parents and caregivers.

Need Help Now?

If you need support right away:

  • Call or text 988 — Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (24/7)
    Free, confidential support from trained counselors
  • Call 211 — for help with food, housing, healthcare, and local services

You can talk to someone who cares and can help you take the next step.

Final Note

Getting support is a strong and positive step.
Help is available, and you deserve access to it.

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