New Hampshire § 110-B:73-d Support for Veterans Mental Health and Social Isolation

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 110-B:73-d — Support for Veterans Mental Health and Social Isolation

New Hampshire § 110-B:73-d

Title VIIIPUBLIC DEFENSE AND VETERANS' AFFAIRS

Ch. 110-BDEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS AND VETERANS SERVICES

SubdivisionGeneral Provisions

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Bluebook

N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 110-B:73-d (2026).

Text

The department of military affairs and veterans services shall coordinate access to mental health programs available through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), including but not limited to the VA Solid Start program, which contacts every veteran multiple times by phone in the first year after they leave active duty to check in and help connect them to VA programs and benefits, the Buddy Check program through which veterans reach out to each other to provide peer support, and the proposed Green Alert Act, which will help to locate veterans when they go missing so they can receive appropriate care, in a manner similar to the Silver Alert system for older Americans and the Amber Alert system for children. The department will help veterans to find and enroll in the variety 

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The department of military affairs and veterans services shall coordinate access to mental health programs available through the United States Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), including but not limited to the VA Solid Start program, which contacts every veteran multiple times by phone in the first year after they leave active duty to check in and help connect them to VA programs and benefits, the Buddy Check program through which veterans reach out to each other to provide peer support, and the proposed Green Alert Act, which will help to locate veterans when they go missing so they can receive appropriate care, in a manner similar to the Silver Alert system for older Americans and the Amber Alert system for children. The department will help veterans to find and enroll in the variety of mental health programs offered by the VA.