We’re proud to highlight Community Chapel Church of the Nazarene, whose continued generosity has been instrumental to the success of the Veterans Count Nashua Ride for the past three years.
Easterseals NH In-Home Care & Health Services provides compassionate support, helping community members maintain independence from the comfort of home. Our dedicated providers become like family, assisting with daily tasks such as light housekeeping, grocery shopping, laundry, and meal preparation.
Street outreach is rarely predictable, but that’s what makes it so important. It often means walking wooded trails in search of encampments, checking under bridges, or spending time in local shelters and food pantries.
Easterseals New Hampshire’s Shared Living Residential Services connect individuals who have intellectual disabilities and acquired brain injuries with caring providers who welcome them into their homes and lives.
In 2024, Hunter faced challenges that led to his removal from public school and a referral to an out of district special education placement. However, long waitlists left him stuck at home with his mother for months.
Did you know that Easterseals VT traces its beginnings back to 1979? At that time, the Commissioner of Mental Health and Deputy Commissioner of Vermont recruited Mark Johnson to start a program focused on teaching family group homes
We are proud to recognize David Kingston, owner of Kingston’s Karts, as a generous new donor to Veterans Count. Since the summer of 2024, David has been donating a portion of his monthly sales to support veterans across New Hampshire and Vermont. His commitment is deeply personal—his father served in the Army during World War…