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Easterseals NH & VT Promotes Mike Leary to Senior Vice President of Development
Manchester, NH— Easterseals NH & VT announced today the promotion of Mike Leary to Senior Vice President of Development, recognizing his leadership, collaborative spirit, and impact on the organization’s fundraising and relationship-building efforts since joining the organization in September 2024.
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Finding Purpose and Joy: Maria’s Journey with Easterseals NH Adult Day
Before joining the Easterseals NH Adult Day program, Maria spent most of her days at home. Her daughter, concerned about her becoming isolated or depressed, encouraged her to give the program a try.
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Rebuilding a Life: How One Coast Guard Veteran Found Hope Through Veterans Count
When Denise, a highly decorated United States Coast Guard Veteran, entered treatment in early 2024, she believed she had lost everything that mattered most, her health, her home, and her relationship with her children.
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Transforming Lives Every Day: Emily’s Perspective on a Career in Behavioral Health
Emily joined Easterseals NH more than a decade ago, motivated by a desire to support and advocate for people whose voices often go unheard. That commitment to mission—and to growth—has guided her ever since.
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Easterseals NH & VT Appoints Mary Hamilton as Chief Financial Officer
Easterseals NH & VT announced today that Mary Hamilton, CPA, has been appointed Chief Financial Officer.
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Stories
A New Adventure at Easterseals NH’s Camp Sno-Mo—Morgan’s Story
Morgan has always thrived on connection—whether through her local Best Buddies events or time spent at overnight camps. But after one summer at Camp Sno-Mo, she found something even deeper: a place where her love of music, adventure, and independence could truly shine in a safe and welcoming environment.
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“More Like a Family Than a Camp”—Izayiah’s Second Summer at Camp Sno-Mo
After spending two weeks at a different overnight camp this summer, Alton Central School rising 8th grader Izayiah came home with a clear decision. “It was not good for him at all,” his grandmother, Lisa, shared. “He just said, ‘I don’t want to go back. I’ll do two weeks at Camp Sno-Mo instead.’” It wasn’t…