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Adult Day Manchester

Care you can feel good about

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At Easterseals NH Adult Day Manchester, we want everyone to feel like they belong from day one. Friends who spend the day with us enjoy brain-healthy activities, woodworking and crafting, growing tomatoes in our garden, expressive arts, intergenerational programs with our early childhood programs, and animal-assisted therapy, to name a few. In addition to activities that align with participant interests, we are certified in nationally accredited, evidence-based programs that build physical strength and balance. Everyone participates to their ability.

Comprehensive, affordable care to help your spouse, friend, or older family member age at home longer! Call for a FREE TRIAL today! 603.845.9318

Open 5 days a week in Manchester, NH

9 AM to 3 PM with extended hours
7:30 AM to 5:30 PM

FREE transportation available for Manchester residents as available

What is Easterseals NH Adult Day?
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Benefits

Memory Care | Preventative Care | Social Activities | Health Services | Caregiver Support

The benefits of having preventative care, programming, and on-site nursing care all in one location include:

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Peace of mind knowing that your loved one is in a safe and caring environment

2

Help with consistency in medical administration and care and monitoring of conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, lung disease, hypertension, stroke, Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias

3

Respite, resources, and support for you and other family members

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Flexible options for attendance, two to five days per week, with extended hours

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Social work services and assistance with elder care planning

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Affordable care that supports individual independence and the ability to age in the community

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Two old women playing a board game together while smiling brightly at one another.
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An old man getting ready to throw his bowling ball as other people look on.
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For questions or more information

Call 603.845.9318 today to schedule a free trial day. For questions or more information, please contact us using the button below.

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News & Stories

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  • Participants in Easterseals NH’s Adult Day Program in Manchester, NH, made personalized teddy bears for the children in Easterseals NH’s West Side Early Childhood Center of Excellence, also in Manchester.

    February 14, 2025

    Crafting Love this Valentine’s Day

    An Easterseals New Hampshire program is crafting love this Valentine’s Day. Participants in Easterseals NH’s Adult Day Program in Manchester, NH, made personalized teddy bears for the children in Easterseals NH’s West Side Early Childhood Center of Excellence, also in Manchester.

  • A woman wearing a purple sweater with a name tag on that reads, "Sooz".

    January 3, 2025

    Crafting Holiday Cheer with Adult Day

    Our Manchester, NH, Adult Day Program recently held its annual Holiday Craft Fair and Bake Sale, giving the folks in our Auburn Street office a head start on holiday shopping and decorating.

  • Randy Armstrong helps Donna, a participant in Easterseals NH’s Adult Day Program, learn a new drumming technique.

    December 9, 2024

    Easterseals NH’s Adult Day Program Drums Up Excitement in Rochester

    Participants in Easterseals NH’s Adult Day Program in Rochester, NH, recently had the unique opportunity to learn traditional African-style drumming from Randy Armstrong, a renowned performer of traditional instruments from around the world.

  • Pete, a participant in our Adult Day Program, shows off his artwork at the Adult Day Art Show

    November 21, 2024

    Creative Connections: Art and Community in Adult Day

    Through our partnership with the Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, NH, participants in our Adult Day Program can explore and create visual art. The Currier’s Art and Wellness Program Manager, Corie Lyford, helped establish the Adult Day art education class in 2015. The class allows older adults to learn and socialize while expressing their creativity in new ways.

  • Photo of Easterseals NH Adult Day client, Nancy smiling.

    August 5, 2024

    Easterseals NH Adult Day Brings Laughter and Friendship to Nancy’s Life

    It’s a familiar story: Nancy, a grandmother of six, lived alone. Most of her family had moved out of town, and her mobility and health were becoming a concern. Her two daughters worried about her, and her doctor advised against her continued isolation. Then she found Easterseals NH Adult Day.

  • Easterseals NH adult day client and staff playing plums on big green exercise balls.

    June 26, 2024

    Care You Can Feel Good About: Discovering Easterseals NH Adult Day Program

    At Easterseals NH Adult Day, every individual finds a welcoming community and engaging activities tailored to their interests. From woodworking and gardening to expressive arts and intergenerational programs, participants enjoy a variety of brain-healthy pursuits.

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