Help is available 24/7. If you or someone you know are experiencing a mental health emergency, contact 988 anytime day or night for immediate assistance.
If you are in New Hampshire but do not have a 603 area code, contacting the current rapid response line at 833-710-6477 is still the best option to get connected quickly to local crisis support.
Mental and emotional wellness for all ages.
We are a source of health and hope for people and their communities.
Children & Families
Often, it’s hard to know why a child is consistently unhappy, angry, aggressive, or anxious or why a child persistently behaves in ways that are just not acceptable. If your child is having emotional or behavioral difficulties, we can help.
Adults & Seniors
It’s about your recovery. That means a process of change through which people improve their health and wellness, live a self directed life, and strive to reach their full potential.
Special Services
Sometimes the road to health requires specialists who use their expert knowledge and experience to help find the path to recovery.
Pushed Down, Then Out
For many years, MFS CEO Phil Wyzik has wondered if he could tell a unique fictional story about people with mental health challenges who face a powerful social stigma. The result is a debut novel titled Pushed Down, Then Out that is now available! The book is a call to compassion. All profits from sales will benefit MFS and a new public health initiative called the Monadnock Assembly on Trauma and Transformation.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging
In keeping with our mission, Monadnock Family Services believes that our community can only thrive if everyone has the opportunity to succeed and live a healthy life. To this end, our organization will do all within our power to make real important principles that give witness to this assertion…
Coronavirus/COVID-19 Updates
Recent News
Tim’s Story
Some of you may recall when we shared Tim's story last year. Now serving as an MFS incorporator, Tim recently had his letter to the editor published in the Keene Sentinel. In his letter, Tim discusses the importance of finding things to motivate and inspire himself...
Read our October 2021 Newsletter!
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Anxious Nation
For more information, please contact kwaters@mfs.org or call (603)209-5947 Click here for more events and fundraisers
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When you contact us, we will arrange an initial conversation for you with one of our counselors. We ask that you arrive for your appointment 15 to 30 minutes early in order to read some background information and fill out a few forms.
