About NHVH

Pictured are members present at the New Hampshire Veterans Home Board of Managers' meeting on June 14, 2024:

Front (L to R) – Madeline Dreusicke, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary; Susan Cuddy, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Elaine Baker, NHVH Resident; Kimberly MacKay, NHVH Commandant; Paul Lloyd, Chairman and Veterans of Foreign Wars;

Back (standing, L to R) - Raymond "Ray" Goulet Jr., Vietnam Veterans of America; Leo Paquin, American Legion; Robert "Bob" Guldner, Disabled American Veterans; William Gaudreau, Department of Military Affairs and Veteran Services; Robert "Bob" Blais, American Legion; Denis Querread, Veterans of Foreign Wars; and Richard Borrazas, Disabled American Veterans.

Minutes of Board of Managers Meetings

From the Commandant:

Kimberly M. MacKay
Commandant

If you are a veteran, we thank you for your service. No matter where you served, when, or for how long, we thank you for the sacrifices you made in service to our country. And in case you haven't heard it before, Welcome Home.

We look forward to serving those who served. Whether you are looking for your own long term care or that of a family member, we welcome conversations to discuss the care offered our veterans.

We also welcome discussions with veterans' service organization members, prospective volunteers, donors and all friends we have yet to meet. We are happy to share the New Hampshire Veterans Home experience with you.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Kimberly M. MacKay
Commandant

A view from the pond

About the New Hampshire Veterans Home

For over 130 years, the New Hampshire Veterans Home has been a Home and a health resource for Granite State armed forces veterans. Established in 1890 as the Soldier's Home for Civil War Veterans, it has provided care and comfort for thousands who have served our country and fellow citizens.

Located in the heart of the Lakes Region and the foothills of the magnificent White Mountains, the scenic beauty surrounding the Home combined with the warm fellowship shared by residents, staff, and volunteers create a unique environment for those who have made personal sacrifices in the military and now need assistance to care for themselves.

Shared here on our website are news and events, monthly calendars of resident activities, dates of upcoming board meetings, reports and more. Or you can use the Quick Links feature to get to the Business Office, the list of Frequently Asked Questions about the Home, or, for those seeking employment, a State of New Hampshire job application.

There is much to explore on this site. We also offer many pictures on our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/nhveteranshome. You will see our emphasis we place on the quality of life we provide as well as our commitment to quality of care. Whether you are interested in joining our community as a resident or would just like to receive more information, we look forward to hearing from you. We invite you to call us at (603) 527-4400. If you have feedback about the web site, please share it with us so we can continue to improve.

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