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Adult Rehabilitation:
Promoting Independence and Quality of Life
Whether through a disability, injury or illness, or because of functional limitations experienced in aging, Easter Seals' adult medical rehabilitation services -- including physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-hearing therapy -- are the first step toward helping people with disabilities gain greater independence.
Camping & Recreation:
Having Fun, Making Friends, Mastering Skills, Expanding Independence
Camp is about all the things children and adults can do -- play basketball, canoe, sing, eat s'mores and more. Easter Seals New Hampshire's residential and day camping programs provide a safe, barrier-free environment for children and young adults to experience all aspects of camp without the usual limitations.
Children & Youth Services:
Providing Early Childhood (birth to age 3) and Children's Services, and Inclusive Child Development Day Care Program, and educational, residential, and vocational services to youth through age 21.
Community-Based and Residential Treatment Services for Adults
Facilitating the inclusion of individuals with developmental disabilities as active participants in their home community through a variety of activities; also individualized, community-based residential services.
Senior Services:
Anticipating the Needs of Adults with Disabilities and Older Adults
Extending Easter Seals' medical rehabilitation expertise, Easter Seals Adult Day Services meet daytime needs of adults with disabilities and older adults while promoting their dignity and independence. Easter Seals partners with families to ensure a continuation of their high-standards of care. Adult Day Services are only one component of Easter Seal NH's Caregivers Resource Center, a comprehensive package for caregivers and those they care for.
Special Education:
Addressing academic, social and behavioral challenges using a system of natural supports to motivate students to make appropriate choices
The Easter Seals Schools in Manchester and Lancaster provide special education opportunities with a fully accredited K-12 academic curriculum to students from all over the state.
Special Transit Service:
Enhancing the Independence of Adults with Disabilities, Older Adults, and Special Needs Students with Transportation Services
Our Special Transit Service is the largest para-transportation service in the state, traveling over 1.75 million miles in the last year and completing more than 450,000 one-way trips.
Vocational Services:
Building Skills to Find -- and Keep -- a Great Job
Adults with disabilities looking for meaningful employment find training and placement opportunities through Easter Seals job training and employment services. Easter Seals staff help people identify their employment goals and structure job training programs to meet these personal goals.
Services in Vermont
For more information about our services contact us here!
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