Manchester, Seacoast | Full-time
Adults
Easterseals NH proudly serves the diverse needs of thousands of Granite Staters each year, ranging in age from younger adults to seniors. Whether they are looking for the next step after graduation; seeking employment; making friends and having fun in a social setting, or looking for an affordable housing solution to age in place with dignity, we offer a variety of robust, supportive, and exciting programs to help adults of all ages and abilities reach for and realize their full potential.
Housing
Easterseals NH is committed to providing stable, affordable, and accessible housing solutions for some of the state’s most vulnerable populations. Two of our centers of excellence addressing these critical housing needs include Champlin Place in Rochester for seniors and our new Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin for service members, veterans, and their families.
Camping / Camp Sno-Mo
Sno-Mo campers are amazing youth ages 11 to 21 who have disabilities. Some use a wheelchair, some have autism or need help joining a group, and others need special nutritional or medical help. Our camp provides accommodations so young people can focus on fun, friendship, and feeling great about what they can do. We also offer a week for individuals over 21-years old.
Community-Based Services
We provide supports and services for adults with Intellectual Disabilities or Acquired Brain Injuries.
Workforce Development
Easterseals NH has provided Workforce development services since 1974. We offer a variety of services that help individuals achieve meaningful career outcomes while meeting the needs of the business community.
Farnum
We offer several levels of treatment, including detox (detoxification), residential, and outpatient clinical services so you can receive the treatment that’s appropriate for your addiction recovery needs.
Veterans Count
Assistance for New Hampshire service members, veterans and their families. When there is no other resource, there is Easterseals NH Veterans Count.
Related Resources
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Facts About Disabilities
We’re working alongside the disability community to advance full equity, inclusion and access for people with disabilities.
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Making Life Accessible
Our community-based facilities across the United States are directly responding to the needs of their communities to break down barriers in employment, community access, housing, transportation, technology and more.
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Living with Autism
People with autism have differences in the areas of social communication/interaction and restricted/repetitive behaviors.
Get Involved
With over 50 million Americans living with disabilities, our work is far from complete. We encourage you to help us call attention to the experience of people with disabilities, and to raise awareness of and advocate for the services they need to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
Manchester, Concord, Seacoast | Full-time, Part-time
Direct Support Associate – Day Program
News and Stories
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October 15, 2024
Thinking Local, Acting Big: Easterseals NH’s Community-First Strategy
In New Hampshire, the name Easterseals is familiar—it's a promise of hands-on, life-changing support for people of all abilities, all incomes, and at all stages of life. While its national counterpart focuses on broad advocacy, Easterseals New Hampshire (NH) is elbow-deep in the day-to-day work of transforming lives.
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October 11, 2024
Easterseals NH Community-Based Services: Mike’s Story
Mike is one of many individuals who has benefited from Easterseals NH’s integrated services model. He joined our Residential & Educational Services program at the age of 12 as a resident of the Gammon Academy at Krol House.
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October 8, 2024
Easterseals New Hampshire receives a state-funded grant to train direct support professionals
Easterseals NH, a leading social services agency committed to elevating all abilities, is pleased to announce it has been awarded a state-funded grant to train direct support professionals working for organizations across New Hampshire.
Together, we are building a strong and unified community of care that creates opportunities and offers equitable access to services for thousands of individuals and families.