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Suicide Prevention Coordinator
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6931
The social worker develops and implements suicide assessment tools and trains VA staff on effective procedures when dealing with a suicidal veteran. The social worker's primary focus is educating staff, veterans, family members, and the community that "Suicide is Everybody's Responsibility"

Spinal Cord Injury Coordinator
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6434
The social worker is a member of a multidisciplinary team proving medical, social, and education to best assist the veteran with a spinal cord injury.

Military Sexual Trauma Coordinator
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6468
Sexual trauma can include harassment or assault. The VA provides priority counseling and treatment for veterans who have experienced military sexual trauma.

POW Coordinator
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6672
Social worker assists ex-POW's apply for benefits in regards to their POW experiences.

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Primary Care
Tel. (603) 624-4366 X6672
Social Worker provides crisis intervention: psychosocial assessment, clinical diagnostic formulations, psychotherapeutic treatment planning within a multidisciplinary team.

• Individual and group psychotherapy case management; family therapy is available, provide HIV counseling.

Home Based Primary Care
Tel. (603)624-4366 x6657
Social Worker coordinates services to homebound veterans.

• Social Workers provide case management, crisis intervention and works within a multidisciplinary team to assist in facilitating independent living.

Adult Day Healthcare
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6672
Social Workers assess cognition of the Veterans and the family to locate supportive resources in their community.

• Social Workers assess cognition of the Veteran participants, provide case management services and attend to crisis as the need arises.
• Ensure contracted facilities stay in compliance by providing adequate care in the community.

Contracted Nursing Home Programs
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6434
Social Worker acts as a bridge between the VA and the community nursing home for the veteran and the veteran's families. Monitor. On a monthly basis, VA contracted long term care facilities.

Community Living Center
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6037
Veterans with chronic stable conditions including dementia, those requiring rehabilitation, respite or short term specialized services or those who need care at the need of life are served in the CLC.

• The Social Worker in the CLC unit provides the veteran and his/her family with ongoing counseling and support as well as assists with the bereavement process.

Health Care for Homeless Veterans
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6041
The core of the HCHV program is the outreach component, in which social workers provide services in the larger community in coordination with both the VA and Non-VA organizations.

• Social Worker provides outreach, clinical assessments, education about VA programs, referrals. case management and placement into transitional and permanent housing.

Transitional Housing ~ Grant and Per Diem
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6041
The transitional housing program is a collaborative Grant and Per Diem project between the VA and a community provider. It is a two year program for homeless veterans that have no or minimal income.

• The program provides 24 hour staffing, meals, ongoing case management and treatment planning.

VASH Program Manager
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6883
VASH is a joint venture with HUD which administers a supported housing program for homeless veterans and their families. Veterans who qualify receive a housing voucher that assists with rent along with 5 years of intensive Case Management by the VASH Case Manager.

• The VASH Case Manager can assist with access to community, vocational, educational resources along with assuring the veterans medical and mental heath needs are being addressed. The VASH Case Manager works individually with each veteran to access and environment and lifestyle that produces optimal overall well being.

Outpatient Mental Health
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6825
Social Workers provide individual and group therapy to veterans on an outpatient basis. Case management is available if needed. OEF/OIF ~ Operation Iraqi Freedom/Operation Enduring Freedom
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6932
Social Worker Point of Contact meets with newly returning combat veterans to provide assistance in navigating the VA System.

• Provide mental health services including individual and group therapy related to issues of adjustment. PTSD and transition from combat zone to civilian life.

Poly Trauma
Tel. (603) 624-4366 x6455
The Poly trauma Program offers assessment and treatment to veterans who may suffer from multiple physical, cognitive, psychosocial, psychosocial impairments and/or functional disabilities as a result of trauma.

• The Poly trauma social worker provides case management, coordination of care, evaluation of psychosocial needs, family education, and support with community reintegration.

Substance Abuse Day Program
Tel. (603)624-4366
Social Workers work in a multidisciplinary team to conduct family meetings, facilitate groups, assist with locating resources and referring veterans to VA programs and community resources.