Coös County mental health & crisis resources

Who to call for a mental health crisis in Coös County

In immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support, call or text 988. For New Hampshire mobile crisis access, call or text NH Rapid Response at 833-710-6477, available 24/7.

Patrick's Path™ is a behavioral-health crisis navigation network, not an emergency service. This site cannot send help, receive emergency calls or guarantee an on-site response.

Mobile crisis teams & regional mental health centers

The North Country spans large rural distances. Tell the crisis access service your town and ask about response options; do not assume a nearby office means immediate mobile availability.

These regional centers are starting points, not a town-by-town coverage determination. Confirm your town, hours, eligibility and the appropriate crisis number with NH Rapid Response or the provider. Published center contacts may differ from their current crisis access instructions.

Daily Needs: food pantries & shelter near Coös County

Use the New Hampshire Food Bank pantry map for food pantries in your town, or call 211 for shelter, housing and other community support. The food map lists participating agencies, not every pantry. Ask about current hours, intake requirements, transportation and space before traveling.

No town-specific food or shelter listings are included here yet. This does not mean services are unavailable: use the pantry map or 211 for this county.

Mental health & drug court pathways in Coös County

Looking for mental health court locations or how to enter drug court? Start with the NH Judicial Branch treatment-court directory and ask your defense lawyer or court clerk about the program for your jurisdiction. Not every county has every court type. The court determines eligibility; Patrick's Path cannot enroll you, provide legal advice or promise an outcome.

County government, health systems & first responders

Explore a behavioral-health crisis navigation network pilot for Coös County, New Hampshire. Discuss public crisis pathways, patient-free administrative coordination and first responder mental health training. A pilot application is not an approval or a contract; no active 988, dispatch, CAD or EHR integration is implied.

Sources & other New Hampshire counties

Public source links: NH Rapid Response, NH DHHS, NH Food Bank, 211 NH and the NH Judicial Branch. Listings are not live availability data or endorsements. Confirm details on the linked official websites.