New Hampshire

Youth programs in New Hampshire

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State rules at a glance

Childcare licensing: New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), Child Care Licensing Unit (CCLU) Official agency page

Youth camps: Day and overnight camps. Youth recreation camps, both residence camps and seasonal or year-round day camps, need a DHHS license (RSA 170-E:56; He-C 4003). This covers programs running at least 10 days a license year for 10 or more youth a day. Programs licensed as child care, or exempt from child care licensing under RSA 170-E:3, I, don't need a camp license. 'Youth skill camps' (a …

School-age ratio: 1:15. School-age (6 and up)

Read the full New Hampshire rules page · Checked October 2026

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Youth, sports and community nonprofits in New Hampshire

Head Start and Early Head Start centers in New Hampshire

Free summer meal sites for kids in New Hampshire

We list childcare centers, school-age programs and camps. Some are licensed, registered or license-exempt. We do not list home-based family child care. A listing is not an endorsement; confirm licensing and program details with the state.