CONWAY — Every five years, New Hampshire’s State Plan on Aging is updated and informed by public input. Both an online statewide survey and several public forums are held around the state to collect feedback from New Hampshire residents about issues that affect their lives. The state’s outreach efforts are intended to improve the understanding of the needs of people who are aging in New Hampshire.

Since the state’s previous plan, significant changes have affected New Hampshire’s residents including the COVID-19 pandemic, housing shortages, rising fuel and food costs, and new funding for expanded access to broadband internet.

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