Can working for a nonprofit reduce the cost of health insurance when self insuring?

No idea where else to ask this since google doesn’t seem to answer this question.

I work for a non profit that does NOT provide insurance. I was told via word of mouth that when applying for health insurance yourself through the state (they could of meant through the market place too?), you can get discount if you work for a nonprofit, and I’m trying to figure out if it’s true or not. We are located in the state of New Hampshire.

Googling anything related to non profits and insurance just gives me info and how to supply health insurance at a non profit (which I have no control over sadly, hoping to have that changed. The person who runs the place gets insurance through their other employment). I can barely find info about how your job affects health insurance costs, and im already someone who doesn’t have a lot of experience with getting insurance so I don’t even know why im in charge of this.

I’m trying to figure this out for a potential employee who’s one hold up is the fact insurance is not provided.

Let me know litteraly any info or resources that might help. Thank you!