Disability & Developmental · Capital Region (Concord)
Community Bridges is the Area Agency for Merrimack County, providing support services for individuals with developmental disabilities and autism spectrum disorder across the lifespan. Services include residential supports, day programs, community-based supports, employment services, and family support. Funded through NH DHHS developmental services system.
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Disability & Developmental
NH's statewide federally mandated early intervention program for children birth to age 3 with developmental delays or disabilities. Free evaluations and therapy services (speech, OT, PT, developmental) delivered in the home or community. Gateway to the NH developmental services system.
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Insurance accepted
Disability & Developmental
The UNH Institute on Disability (IOD) is New Hampshire's University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. Conducts research, provides professional training, and delivers community services including information and referral, supported employment, and systems advocacy for individuals with disabilities including autism. Home of the NH LEND program (Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities).
Eligibility: Individuals with developmental disabilities, families, professionals
Disability & Developmental
The Autism Society of New Hampshire is the statewide affiliate of the Autism Society of America. Provides information and referral, advocacy, support groups for individuals with autism and their families, and connections to evaluation and treatment providers across NH. The NH Resource Guide is a comprehensive directory of autism services statewide.
Eligibility: Individuals with autism and their families; free advocacy and information