Counseling
Individual counseling
Explore our approach, then ask about the specific clinical service and the information needed for an EFA purchase.
Explore counselingNew Hampshire Education Freedom Account (EFA)More ways to
More ways to
access meaningful support.
New to EFA, or already using an account? Learn the basics, check the official eligibility information, and explore what to confirm for an Adventurelore service.
Start hereWhat is an
What is an
Education Freedom Account?
A New Hampshire Education Freedom Account (EFA) provides state funding for a child’s qualifying education expenses.
Children’s Scholarship Fund New Hampshire (CSFNH) administers the program. Approved uses can include tuition, tutoring, classes, and certain educational services and therapies. Each expense must meet the current program rules.
Adventurelore participates as a provider. We can discuss our services and supply program information; CSFNH handles family applications and expense eligibility.
For families exploring their optionsNot sure if
Not sure if
you’re eligible?
These basics can help you get started. Use the official application guidance for a decision about your family.
Who can apply?
You and your child must be New Hampshire residents, and your child must be eligible to enroll in a public elementary or secondary school. Students attending a local district public school or charter school full-time cannot receive an EFA.
Is there an income limit?
There is no income ceiling for applying. Income can affect priority, and enrollment limits and priority rules still apply. CSFNH verifies eligibility and the application; funding is not automatic.
What if we educate our child at home?
Home-educating families can explore EFA, but enrolling brings program requirements, including academic accountability. Review how EFA participation differs from traditional homeschooling with CSFNH before deciding.
Choose the service firstFunding follows
Funding follows
the right fit.
EFA is a possible way to pay for an eligible service. Start with what your child needs or wants to experience.
Camps
Adventure camps
Explore trips that can include educational and social-emotional learning (SEL) components. Ask about your child’s goals and confirm the specific program’s EFA eligibility before booking.
Explore camp options
Groups
Therapeutic groups
Ask about an existing group or the possibility of a custom group, including a homeschool Spark design. Proposed groups require further planning.
Explore therapeutic groupsGetting startedStart with the service.
Start with the service.
Then confirm the funding.
Talk with Adventurelore
Ask about a service, age fit, availability, and the information needed for your family.
Check the current rules
Confirm the specific expense with the EFA program before enrolling or making a purchase.
Follow the payment process
Our office can help with service and invoice information for the applicable EFA process.
Official resourcesTwo questions.
Two questions.
Two separate checks.
Does your child qualify for EFA? Does the particular expense qualify for payment? An approved account or participating provider does not automatically approve every purchase.
Our trips can be adapted to include purposeful educational and social-emotional learning (SEL) components. Talk with us about your child’s learning goals, individual needs, and any existing work with our team so we can discuss an appropriate experience and supporting program information.
EFA funding cannot be guaranteed for every participant or trip. Confirm the specific program and expense with CSFNH before booking; participation in counseling does not by itself establish funding eligibility.
Eligibility & applications — CSFNHEFA overview — NH Department of Education2026–27 EFA parent handbookInformation reviewed September 26, 2026. Follow the current official guidance for requirements and application details.
Have an EFA question for Adventurelore?
We can help you identify the service and questions to confirm.