Poverty In Nottingham

New data from the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute

The New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute has published fresh data about poverty in the state. Here are details about Nottingham. 

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, aka “food stamps”) provides food to those with low incomes. In the past year Nottingham has averaged 94 people per month eligible to receive SNAP benefits, about 1.7% of the town’s population. The state average is 5.5%. Source. 

The state’s Medicaid program provides health coverage to adults and children with low incomes, individuals with certain disabilities or with long-term care needs. In 2023 Nottingham had a monthly average of 484 residents enrolled in Medicaid, about 9% of the town’s population. The state average is about 15%. Source.