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New Hampshire's leading advocates for those with disabilities for over 40 years! Join us as we continue to ensure legal rights for those with disabilities.
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Disability Rights Center of New Hampshire Homepage
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Word count: 887 words, Reading time: 3.5 minutes"Skip to content Disability Rights Center of New Hampshire Primary Menu Primary Menu AboutSubmenu for AboutMission & VisionBoard of DirectorsPAIMI Advisory CouncilStaffGoals & PrioritiesFederal Programs & FundingCareersGet InvolvedResourcesSubmenu for ResourcesDisability TypeSubmenu for Disability TypeDevelopmental DisabilitiesBrain InjuryMental HealthWhat We DoSubmenu for What We DoLegal AssistanceLitigationMonitoring and InvestigationsPolicy and AdvocacyThe Disability RAPPPublicationsSign-up For Our E-NewsDisability Issue AreasSubmenu for Disability Issue AreasAbuse and NeglectAccess and AccommodationSubmenu for Access and AccommodationArchitectural AccessDeaf or Hard of HearingService and Companion AnimalsAssistive TechnologyEducationEmploymentGuardianship & AlternativesSubmenu for Guardianship & AlternativesSupported Decision-MakingHousingMedicaid and HealthcareRepresentative Payee ProgramVotingSubmenu for VotingCoalition of Blind and Vision Impaired VotersHow Can We Help?Submenu for How Can We Help?Contact UsWhat To ExpectDirections & ParkingNewsroomEn Español Donate Search for: Disability Rights Center of New Hampshire Homepage Inclusion. Accessibility. Dignity. Joy. Our mission is to protect, advance, and strengthen the legal rights and advocacy interests of all people with disabilities. Contact Us For Assistance Our office is open 8:00am – 4:30pm Monday through Thursday and 8:00am – 4:00pm on Friday. Office visitors should ring the doorbell to be let in. Masks are required.You can also call us at (603) 228-0432 or email us anytime at mail@drcnh.org to schedule an appointment to speak to an attorney.Learn more: Download our flyer hereSi desea obtener más información sobre DRC-NH: Descargue aquí nuestro folleto informativo What's New? Posted in: UncategorizedTagged in: NH GivesPosted on May 6, 2024May 6, 2024 Get Ready To Give! Read More: Get Ready To Give! Posted in: Get Involved, Policy & AdvocacyPosted on March 26, 2024 Last Chance to Weigh in on End of Life Options Read More: Last Chance to Weigh in on End of Life Options Posted in: Policy & Advocacy, StatementsTagged in: COVID-19, Supported Decision MakingPosted on March 19, 2024March 19, 2024 Our Executive Director Visits the White House for Communities in Action Read More: Our Executive Director Visits the White House for Communities in Action New Issue! Winter/Spring 2024: Person-Centered Planning Person-Centered PlanningIn this issue we look at what person-centered planning is — and isn’t — and why it is important that New Hampshire reimagine what it means to support people with disabilities in living a self-determined life. We encourage our readers to reflect on what person-centered means to them and invite conversation about how we can advocate for systems that reflect authentic choice. View Issue On-lineDownload a PDF of this issue How Can We Help? Are you or a loved one newly diagnosed with a disability? Are you being discriminated against because of your disability and don't know where to turn? Call Us. We Can Help. Contact Us Watch Now! Know Your Employment Rights: A Series of Q&A with Samuel Habib & Jen Eber Have you ever wondered what employment discrimination really means, what you should do if you are asked about your disability during an interview, or what you should do if you are retaliated against for requesting an accommodation at work? Samuel did.Watch as Samuel Habib, college student, documentary filmmaker, newspaper columnist, and disability advocate asks DRC-NH employment law expert, Jen Eber, about these and other employment related questions.Watch Now Success Stories Helping Our Client Carry the Load Diane, who has orthopedic impairments which limit her mobility, was unable to carry her laundry from her third-floor apartment to the laundry room in the basement of her building without severe back pain. Read More: Helping Our Client Carry the Load “Knowing I could reach out and speak to a knowledgeable professional literally gave me the strength to get through this latest challenge.”-Previous DRC-NH Client We Welcome Your Suggestions Website Accessibility We are actively working to ensure that our website is accessible to all. We invite you to contact us to report a problem with the website or to suggest ways that we can increase its accessibility. Contact Us Help Your Community Support DRC With a Donation Help us advance the civil and human rights of thousands of New Hampshire residents with disabilities. Donate Back to top Sign Up For Our Publications First Name Last Name Email Address* Select Publication(s)* Disability RAPP (Research Advocacy Policy & Practice) DRC-NH Monthly e-News NameThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Address 64 North Main Street, Suite 2, 3rd Floor, Concord, NH 03301-4913 Phone Contact Phone Numbers Office 603-228-0432 Toll Free 1-800-834-1721 Fax 603-225-2077 Resources DisclaimerRequest an Accommodation Follow Us DRCNH Facebook Page DRCNH Twitter Page DRCNH YouTube Page DRC-NH does not discriminate on the basis of disability, race, creed, color, sex, gender, gender expression, religion, national/ethnic origin, age, marital status, sexual orientation, veteran status or any other class protected by law in any of its programs or activities. The information in this website is not intended to constitute legal advice or be a substitute for obtaining legal advice from your own counsel. Please see our Disclaimer for additional information. 0"
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