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The Endowment for Health was established in 1999 as a statewide, independent, private nonprofit foundation. As New Hampshire's largest health foundation, the Endowment has awarded 500 grants to 194 organizations, totaling more than $22 million to support a wide range of health-related issues and projects in New Hampshire.

Our areas of interest include:

  • Improving the Mental Health of NH's Children and their Families
  • Reducing Economic, Geographic and Social-Cultural Barriers to Accessing Health
  • Oral Health;
  • Applied Research and Data Collection / Analysis that enhances understanding of health-related public policy in New Hampshire
  • Planning, Convening or Technical Assistance to collective groups and nonprofits that support health-related project planning, symposia, and conferences
  • Discretionary needs for short-term, health-related emergency bridge funds that respond to urgent needs and opportunities
Improving Health and Reducing the Burden of Illness on the People of New Hampshire
What's New at the Endowment
New Press Release
Endowment for Health Awards Nearly $2.9 Million To Statewide Health Projects

Lessons from EH's 7 Year Oral Health Initiative


The Correlation Between Economic Status and Health
James W. Squires, M.D.

New Reports on Children's Mental Health
NH Center for Public Policy Studies

NH's Healthcare Dashboard:
Measuring the Health of the Healthcare System of NH

EH 2007 Annual Report


Endowment for Health Newsletter


HealthWRQS
Provides Fast and Efficient Access to Public Health Data

Immigrants & Refugees: Ten Profiles of Leadership


State Public Health Action Plan 2008
Information on planning and performance improvement efforts with links to related initiatives and resources.

Grantee Perception Report 2008
Key Findings


Our Themes
Children's Mental Health
Economic Barriers to Access
Social and Cultural Barriers to Access
Geographic Barriers to Access