The mission of the Seacoast Public Health Network (SPHN) is to strengthen public health partnerships in emergency preparedness, community health, and substance misuse prevention in order to better serve our communities. Two primary roles of the SPHN are to coordinate regional planning and to develop networks of effective action to support that mission. SPHN is one of the 13 public health regions in the state.

The South Central NH Public Health Network (South Central PHN) is one of the 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire. South Central PHN is a collaborative of partner agencies that are working to enhance and improve community health and public health services across the region.

Communities served: Atkinson, Chester, Danville, Derry, Hampstead, Londonderry, Plaistow, Salem, Sandown, Windham

-The North Country Regional Public Health Network (NCRPHN) is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire.  Each public health network includes a host agency that convenes, coordinates, and facilitates a broad partnership of organizations and individuals who contribute to or have a stake in the health of their region. 

NCRPHN is a collaborative of organizations working to enhance and improve community health and public health-related services throughout the region. 

The Greater Sullivan County Regional Public Health Network (GSCPHN) is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire. GSCPHN is a system of organizations and individuals that work together to identify and address public health challenges in the region. GSCPHN understands the value of collaboration and partnership and we are committed to building a healthy community together.

Communities Served: Acworth, Charlestown, Claremont, Croydon, Goshen, Langdon, Lempster, New London, Newbury, Newport, Springfield, Sunapee, Sutton, Unity, Wilton 

The Greater Nashua Regional Public Health Network (Greater Nashua) is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire. Greater Nashua's mission is to facilitate access to programs and services that develop resiliency, promote healthy behaviors, and safeguard the health of the Greater Nashua community through partner engagement and collaboration. 

Communities served:  Amherst, Brookline, Hollis, Hudson, Litchfield, Lyndeborough, Mason, Merrimack, Milford, Mont Vernon, Nashua, Pelham, and Wilton.

The Greater Monadnock Regional Public Health Network is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire.  Each public health network includes a host agency that convenes, coordinates, and facilitates a broad partnership of organizations and individuals who contribute to or have a stake in the health of their region. 

The Greater Manchester Regional Public Health Network (GMRPHN) is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire.  Each public health network includes a host agency that convenes, coordinates, and facilitates a broad partnership of organizations and individuals who contribute to or have a stake in the health of their region. 

GMRPHN is a collaborative of organizations working to enhance and improve community health and public health-related services throughout the region. The GMRPHN is hosted by the City of Manchester Health Department.

The Central NH Public Health Network (CNHPHN) is one of 13 regional public health networks in New Hampshire. Each public health network includes a host agency that convenes, coordinates, and facilitates a broad partnership of organizations and individuals who contribute to or have a stake in the health of their region. Each host agency provides leadership through a regional Public Health Advisory Council and provides a variety of services including Public Health Emergency Preparedness and Substance Misuse Prevention.

The mission of the Carroll County Coalition for Public Health (C3PH) is to promote, protect, and improve the health and well-being of communities within Carroll County, New Hampshire through the proactive, coordinated, and comprehensive delivery of essential public health services. C3PH is one of 13 Regional Public Health Networks across the state, each serving a defined Public Health Region.

The mission of the Capital Area Public Health Network (CAPHN) is to promote, protect, and improve the health and well-being of communities within the Capital Area of New Hampshire through the proactive, coordinated, and comprehensive delivery of essential public health services. 

CAPHN is one of 13 Regional Public Health Networks across the state, each serving a defined Public Health Region.