We support individuals
through services for children from birth to age 3 and adults with disabilities or acquired brain disorders.
Our Mission
Nashua Center is committed to providing the highest quality of specialized care and support to each individual served while promoting growth in independence.
Each year, Nashua Center extends its services to children from birth to age three, as well as adults with disabilities or acquired brain disorders. Our organization is dedicated to delivering innovative and personalized programs to support individuals throughout Southern New Hampshire.
The Children's Pyramid
The Children’s Pyramid provides early supports and services for children from birth to age three and their families.
LIFE-OP
LIFE-OP is a post secondary education and vocational program for young adults with developmental disabilities.
Adult Day Services
Our Day Services program assists adults with developmental disabilities or acquired brain disorders to explore and secure employment/ volunteer opportunities and promotes active participation in community activities.
Residential Services
Residential Services provides a variety of individualized residential options in Southern New Hampshire for individuals with developmental disabilities or acquired brain disorders.
Our Annual Impact by the Numbers
280
Lives Positively Impacted
through our programs, fostering growth and independence.
200
Children's
Futures Brightened
through early intervention supports and services.
75%
LIFE-Op Placements:
Volunteer and vocational placements contributing to empowerment and growth.
270,000
Miles Logged:
Enhancing lives by connecting clients to vital community services and activities.
Announcements
A Message From Our Executive Director
Dear Nashua Center Community,
As we wrap up the spring season, I want to take a moment to thank you for being part of our Nashua Center community. The past few months have been filled with new experiences, meaningful advocacy, and the kind of everyday moments that remind us why our work matters.
From March through May, we’ve seen clients lead ASL classes, create beautiful works of art, and speak up at the State House in defense of vital services. We’ve hosted conversations with community partners, launched new tools to support communication and accessibility, and celebrated our 22nd annual Taste of the Towns—a night that brought together great food, generous support, and a shared commitment to inclusion.
In this edition of our newsletter, we’re excited to share highlights from the season—stories of growth, creativity, and connection that reflect the heart of Nashua Center.
Thank you for your continued support. We’re heading into summer with momentum, gratitude, and a strong commitment to the individuals and families we’re proud to serve.
Warmly,
Emily
Emily K. Manire
Executive Director
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