Welcome to InfoLink

The quick link to the information you need.

InfoLink is a free Information & Referral Service for seacoast New Hampshire and southern Maine. Since 1969 we have been connecting people with community resources. Every day we receive calls for help from people who are vulnerable or frustrated. We are here to help you.

The most frequently requested services are:

If you require more detail than is on the website, please call our Information & Referral Specialists at 1-888-499-2525.

Finding help is easy with our online database. InfoLink will quickly help you transform problems into solutions. When life is challenging, InfoLink supplies the essential link to local social services. You can find vital information in our accurate, comprehensive database.

InfoLink's goal is to encourage people to make confident choices for themselves. We simplify the journey, guiding clients through the complex maze of human service agencies. Our carefully maintained database includes thousands of organizations and hundreds of topics. Whether the question is simple and straightforward like, "Where can I register my car?" or much more complicated such as, "My husband had a stroke. I can't take care of him by myself. Can I get help?" InfoLink's expertise and practical tools provide free access to programs with answers.

If you prefer interaction with a friendly, caring professional, please call us. InfoLink's Information & Referral Specialists will ask thoughtful questions to identify and prioritize your needs and help clarify your goals. All calls are treated with courtesy and respect. And everything is absolutely confidential. We can be reached at our toll free telephone number 1-888-499-2525 Monday through Friday 8 AM to 5 PM. After hours you can leave a message and we will return your call the next business day.

InfoLink can help people with prescription medication through our Medical Financial Assistance Program. To qualify for assistance an individual must meet income and residency guidelines. We also connect eligible people with Indigent Drug Programs sponsored by pharmaceutical companies. These programs supply medication to low income people with chronic health conditions.