New Hampshire Federal RHTP Award (FY2026-FY2030)

New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA)

CDFA will manage and distribute RHTP funds to develop a Rural Community Health Infrastructure Program supporting minor renovations, equipment purchases, and infrastructure upgrades for rural healthcare, nursing, and community facilities to expand access to essential services and modernize aging facilities in rural New Hampshire.

Community Development Finance Authority (CDFA)

Funds rural health capital improvement projects, including nursing home renovations in Merrimack and Coos Counties, childcare facility embedding, and facility upgrades to expand access and support rural healthcare provider financial sustainability.

New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority

Support capital improvements, including minor renovations, equipment purchases, and upgrades for rural health systems and child care facilities.

Community College System of New Hampshire

Funds to establish and expand rural health care career pathways and create Regional Healthcare Career Guidance Hubs that address critical workforce shortages through education, training, apprenticeships, student support, and career advising across rural New Hampshire.

University of New Hampshire

Expand site-based and online educational programs for rural employers and launch the Governor's Health Scholars Awards Program to grow the rural health professional workforce.

University System of New Hampshire

Support various programs including scholarships for health care scholars committing to practice in rural New Hampshire for at least five years.

University System of New Hampshire

Expands statewide clinical simulation capacity and launches the Governor’s Health Scholars Awards Program with rural employers to grow the rural health workforce.

University of New Hampshire

Funding will be used to create learning hubs in key locations and mobile clinics for students to simulate EMS and labor and delivery training, improving workforce training and healthcare access.

University System of New Hampshire

Investment to establish a statewide interoperable network of clinical education simulation sites and mobile units, create the Governor’s Health Scholars Award Program to support healthcare students committing to rural NH practice, and support clinical and experiential learning in rural healthcare careers.

Community College System of New Hampshire

Supports Rural Health Career Pathways and Early Workforce Development Hub by building pipelines from high school through paraprofessional training, career navigation, employer-linked apprenticeships, and mobile clinical simulation.

Community College System of New Hampshire

Expand access to health care training, clinical apprenticeships, career and technical education, and related workforce initiatives.

Foundation for Healthy Communities (FHC)

Awarded funding to support population health efforts under the GO-NORTH initiative.

Community College System of New Hampshire

Handles workforce development projects aimed at improving rural health systems.

University System of New Hampshire

Handles workforce development projects aimed at improving rural health systems.

Governor’s Office of New Opportunities & Rural Transformational Health (GO-NORTH)

New Hampshire Community Development Finance Authority

Works on capital improvement projects for health and child care facilities in rural areas.

GO-NORTH Evaluator: NORC at University of Chicago

Contract awarded to NORC at University of Chicago to provide evaluation services for the GO-NORTH rural health program.

GO-NORTH Planning Grant Agreement

Planning grant agreement awarded as part of the GO-NORTH rural health transformation program.

GO-NORTH Endowment Population Health

Endowment funding for population health initiatives under GO-NORTH rural health transformation program.

Community Behavioral Health Association (CBHA)

Funding awarded under the GO-NORTH program supporting rural health transformation in New Hampshire including population health initiatives.

Foundation for Healthy Communities

Handles projects related to primary care access, new technologies, and other health issues in rural communities.