Manchester City Library

Please join the New Hampshire Commission on Aging in the Hunt Room at the Manchester City Library at 1:30 pm on Thursday, June 26, 2025, for a discussion to share your ideas, needs, and opinions on living a long life in New Hampshire.

AgeWellNH is a program of NH Commission on Aging to create a 10-year blue print to make NH a great place to live a long life. The AgeWellNH plan addresses all aspects of aging including housing, transportation, health, caregiving, community engagement, workforce and more.

The NH State Legislature created the Commission on Aging (COA) to advise both the Governor and members of the legislature on issues related to aging. Commission members represent all corners of the state and a range of interests and expertise. The COA is developing a 10-year plan that explores all facets of NH life and services as they converge around aging, including housing, transportation, social engagement, health care services and access, legal representation and more.

Presently team members are talking with nurses, social workers, libraries, older adult services professionals, and more to gather feedback about the diverse experiences around aging in the state. And we want to talk to you! We are barnstorming New Hampshire in May and June meeting at libraries, senior centers and other important community spots to talk to community members about their experiences, needs and ideas around making NH an even better place to live a long life.

Please take 5 minutes to share your opinion here! Your ideas, priorities and opinions are vital to the plan. What is most important to you?