Our programs in the state of New Hampshire serve approximately 170 individuals. Our service recipients include people diagnosed with developmental problems such as mental retardation, autism, and cerebral palsy, as well as people with a range of psychiatric conditions, traumatic brain injury, rubella syndrome, PKU and other medical issues. Many of the people we serve have multiple and complex diagnoses.

We provide a broad range of services to individuals and their families, focusing primarily on residential and vocational supports. The majority of these situations are individualized, developed by using the principles of “self-determination”. Some of the individuals have participated in the “Home of Your Own” program and now enjoy the benefits of being homeowners. At present, our residential alternatives range from providing 24 hours per day to 20 hours per week of support.

Currently, New Hampshire offers the following services: