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The
Nashua Center was founded in 1974 by a small group of concerned parents of
children with severe/multiple disabilities in need of services. Incorporated
in 1976 as Nashua Center for the Multiply Handicapped, Inc., the Center has
built a reputation for providing high quality care to many individuals
throughout Southern New Hampshire. The Center presently provides services in
four major areas; Early Intervention for children birth to three, vocational
day services for adults with developmental or acquired disabilities,
residential options for children and adults with developmental or acquired
disabilities, and in-home companion care for elder and chronically ill
adults
Mission Statement The Nashua Center is committed to providing the highest quality of
specialized care and support to each individual served while promoting
growth in independence.
Guiding Principles
All people deserve to be valued members of
their communities. The Nashua Center provides support and services to
individuals of all ages that include but are not limited to: - Finding and/or providing safe and caring places to
live. - Developing and encouraging daily activities and
experiences that are meaningful and fulfilling. - Initiating and promoting opportunities for social
interaction and relationship building. - Teaching useful skills to increase independence. - Educating community members-at-large, employers and
organizations about differences in people.
Our workforce is trained to understand and promote these principles and our
success is measured daily by our efforts. Active involvement in
peoples' lives is our business and we take that responsibility very
seriously.
Click
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file of Nashua Center's Brochure.
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