About NHNA

The New Hampshire Nurses' Association is a not-for-profit membership association and the ONLY state organization that advocates for all nurses regardless of specialty or practice setting. Since its founding in 1906 by six forward-thinking nurses, NHNA has represented the nursing profession in N.H. through legislation, political action and professional development. We are a Constituent and State Nurses Association (C/SNA) of the American Nurses' Association (ANA).

NHNA STUDENT NURSE OF THE YEAR 2021

JULIE WILLIAMS

RIVIER UNIVERSITY

COVID-19 has brought unprecedented challenges to our profession. In caring for others, we need to take care of our own well-being. A new statewide initiative, RNconnect 2 Well-Being, is a free resource from the New Hampshire Nurses Association in partnership with the New Hampshire Board of Nursing, American Nurses Foundation, Arizona Foundation for the Future of Nursing, to easily integrate well-being into your day. Text #RNconnectNH to 60298 to receive twice-weekly tips on how to de-stress, strengthen your mind and body, and take care of yourself. The text messages are aimed at connecting you to resources like counseling, easy self-care activities, and opportunities to connect with other nurses facing the same challenges as you.

Membership Engagement Task Force

The Membership Engagement Task Force uses data and trends from New Hampshire Nurses Association (NHNA) and other sources to collaboratively create enhanced opportunities for membership engagement, in order to increase the ability of NHNA to impact the lives of NH nurses and the health of the citizens of NH.    Please click here for more information.

COVID RESOURCES
NHNA is dedicated to providing New Hampshire nurses with information and resources they will need to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.  We will update these resources as often as new information becomes available.  

More COVID Resources Here!