New Hampshire Family Voices

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We are a Statewide Family To Family Informational Center assisting all families especially those raising and working with children having special healthcare needs and or disabilities. We are a Family To Family Informational Center assisting all families especially those raising and working with children having special healthcare needs and or disabilities.

NH Resource Spotlight:Relay New Hampshire šŸ“žRelay New Hampshire is a service that provides full telephone accessibility t...
01/30/2026

NH Resource Spotlight:
Relay New Hampshire šŸ“ž
Relay New Hampshire is a service that provides full telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, or speech disabled at no charge. Our Relay Outreach Specialist is available to make presentations to individuals and groups regarding the benefits of Relay New Hampshire.
https://relaynewhampshire.com/

Relay New Hampshire Relay New Hampshire is a service that provides full telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, hard of hearing, deaf-blind, or speech disabled at no charge. Our Relay Outreach Specialist is available to make presentations to individuals and groups regarding the benefits of R...

What's in Your Child's IEPTuesday, February 17, 2026 From 5:00-6:00PM -VirtualMore than you might think! This session g...
01/30/2026

What's in Your Child's IEP

Tuesday, February 17, 2026 From 5:00-6:00PM -Virtual



More than you might think! This session gives a ā€œnuts and boltsā€

look at the IEP so that parents can be more informed members

of their child’s IEP team. Using the ā€œEasy IEPā€ format as a

foundation, participants will learn:

About each component in their child’s IEP.

How team members can work together to develop an IEP with all the required components, including measurable annual goals based on evaluations and other data, individualized for your child.

How to ensure your child’s IEP is not just a document but a powerful tool for their success.

REGISTER HERE:
https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/t2rg9rv?source_id=e6b2cd64-fae5-4747-b965-f5362405d04d&source_type=em&c=ARErUWLGoTSje2EdBuTXclKdwTAMExPrsVJFLIyctpzYHePy3E-tzA==

"Seizure Action Plan Awareness Week is a dedicated time to highlight seizure safety, preparedness, and the value of havi...
01/29/2026

"Seizure Action Plan Awareness Week is a dedicated time to highlight seizure safety, preparedness, and the value of having a clear plan when communication isn’t possible.
We’re excited to recognize this important week next month and invite you to use the downloadable resources in our toolkit to help spread the word. Share our social media graphics, videos, and discussion guide to promote practical tips and tools about Seizure Action Plans within your community.
https://seizureactionplans.org/seizure-action-plan.../"

Seizure Action Plan Awareness Week is a dedicated time to highlight seizure safety, preparedness, and the value of having a clear plan when communication isn’t possible.

We’re excited to recognize this important week next month and invite you to use the downloadable resources in our toolkit to help spread the word. Share our social media graphics, videos, and discussion guide to promote practical tips and tools about Seizure Action Plans within your community.

https://seizureactionplans.org/seizure-action-plan-awareness-week-2026/

Valentine’s Day at The Children's Museum of New Hampshire with special musical guest, Mr. Aaron! Come play in the museum...
01/29/2026

Valentine’s Day at The Children's Museum of New Hampshire with special musical guest, Mr. Aaron! Come play in the museum exhibits, make Valentine’s Day themed crafts, and join in a dance party from 2–2:30pm with award winning children’s musician, Mr. Aaron.
Date: Sunday, February 8th
Time: 1–3pm
Location: The Children's Museum of NH located in Dover, NH

To reserve your spot and get more information on this event visit:
https://childrens-museum.org/valentines-day/?fbclid=IwY2xjawPoQANleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETF1RnZ4dVBhZ0p5bFJOVFVnc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHpRvzWAh1bQaHLlWk9hMakXOJPWOC_j5AGZRg0FOuZAkRyUhndVLGCfAUkrt_aem_CyN2HrDHJQadfUAorfrS3Q

Valentine’s Dance Party With Special Guest Mr. Aaron! Sunday, February 8, 1–3pm Come celebrate Valentine’s Day at the Children’s Museum of New Hampshire with special musical guest, Mr. Aaron! Come play in the museum exhibits, make Valentine’s Day themed crafts, and join in a dance party fr...

Are you dreaming of summer days? Are you planning for your child for summer 2026 camp in New Hampshire? šŸŒžšŸƒCheck out NH C...
01/29/2026

Are you dreaming of summer days? Are you planning for your child for summer 2026 camp in New Hampshire? šŸŒžšŸƒ
Check out NH Camps for a directory of available offerings throughout the state to start your search:
https://nhcamps.org/

Racing Without Limits"A round table discussion"Event Details:Racing Without LimitsSaturday, Jan. 31 | 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.N...
01/29/2026

Racing Without Limits
"A round table discussion"
Event Details:
Racing Without Limits
Saturday, Jan. 31 | 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
New England Racing Museum
922 Rte. 106 N, Loudon, New Hampshire

Joining Racing Without Limits is šš«š¢ššš§ š‡ššš§šššŸšØš«š, creator of the adaptive motorsports nonprofit Accessible Racing, which brings the thrill of race car driving to people of all abilities.
Brian grew up immersed in racing as the son of New England Motorsports Hall of Famer Harold ā€œHard Luckā€ Hanaford, but his own path took unexpected turns. A gifted athlete with natural speed, Brian was a Junior Olympic mile champion before a traumatic brain injury abruptly ended his running career and left him temporarily paralyzed. Years of recovery followed—both physically and emotionally.
In 2002, Brian found new purpose after inviting a wheelchair-bound participant to ride in a race car, an experience that sparked the creation of Accessible Racing. As co-owner and inventor of the nonprofit, Brian partnered with a mobile retrofitting company to transform race cars for drivers with disabilities and has personally worked on modifying two participants’ vehicles.
Despite enduring multiple serious accidents, brain surgery, broken hips, and a stroke, Brian continues to shift the focus outward—helping others regain confidence, mobility, and independence through motorsports. For this event, Brian will have an adaptive race car on display at the museum, giving visitors a firsthand look at how innovation and inclusion come together on the track. His life’s work proves that limits don’t define Join us for this powerful roundtable discussion led by Justin St. Louis
šŸ“ Meet Brian at Racing Without Limits
šŸ—“ Saturday, January 31 | 11AM–1PM
šŸ“ New England Racing Museum, Loudon, NH
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February 11, 2026 PPCC Firefly Chat  -  ā€"Care at Home: Finding the Right Supports When It Matters Mostā€ā€Care of a child...
01/29/2026

February 11, 2026 PPCC Firefly Chat -
ā€"Care at Home: Finding the Right Supports When It Matters Mostā€
ā€Care of a child with medical complexity in the home setting comes with many challenges. During this Firefly Chat, a parent caregiver and a hospice social worker will discuss the emotional, spiritual, physical and logistical challenges caregivers encounter every day. Information will be shared about creating a network of support to help improve quality of life and bring joy to the child and family. In addition, the presenters will highlight resources and share tips for families striving to create a nurturing and inclusive home environment.

During this Firefly Chat, we will:
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1. Explore the challenges parents and caregivers face as they care for a child with medical complexity in the home
2. Offer insight and tips about how to create a support network
3. Discuss how to find resources to help improve quality of life at home for a child with medical complexity and the
entire family "

Date & Time:
Feb 11, 2026 12:00 PM

Register HERE with :

Care of a child with medical complexity in the home setting comes with many challenges. During this Firefly Chat, a parent caregiver and a hospice social worker will discuss the emotional, spiritual, physical and logistical challenges caregivers encounter every day. Information will be shared about....

"The Business of Being Blind *ADULTS, YOUTH & FAMILIES*Join Future In Sight as we talk with people who are blind and vis...
01/28/2026

"The Business of Being Blind *ADULTS, YOUTH & FAMILIES*
Join Future In Sight as we talk with people who are blind and visually impaired working in all different fields of employment."
Thu. 2/12 @ 7:00p- 8:30pm | ZOOM |
Zoom link will be sent with registration confirmation.

NH Resource Spotlight:Future In Sight"Future In Sight’s e-newsletter, The Monthly Magnifier, includes exciting updates a...
01/28/2026

NH Resource Spotlight:
Future In Sight
"Future In Sight’s e-newsletter, The Monthly Magnifier, includes exciting updates about the organization and insights and info related to the blind and visually impaired community.
Visit the link in the comments to subscribe.
PD: The first slide has The Monthly Magnifier logo and the text: Each Issue Includes… A Story About a Member of our Community with a photo of a young girl in glasses holding up a homework assignment. The next slide shows a screenshot from The Magnifier about a post discussing the barriers individuals with visual impairments face with the text: Helpful Information. The final slide has another screenshot with information about Future In Sight’s activities and the text: Resources & Support for the BVI Community.
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SIGN UP HERE:
https://futureinsight.org/signupfornews?fbclid=IwY2xjawPnNTpleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFXMEhTN25qR3k5ZU9OZnVzc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHmi-32eDZVni0uLVkF-r0Gks3p6QnTqxLsjvqotbT7_cHLrWjn9n2TFCnu3r_aem_03pg7CmscOV7jEb8VJaHaA

"Parents of children with serious illness know this moment; the laugh that slips out when things are heavy, awkward, or ...
01/28/2026

"Parents of children with serious illness know this moment; the laugh that slips out when things are heavy, awkward, or terrifying. And the guilt that sometimes follows it.
Our newest blog explores why humor shows up in the midst of medical complexity, and how it may be less about coping away from reality and more about staying in it.
Read: https://bit.ly/49YjldM"
Courageous Parents Network

Parents of children with serious illness know this moment; the laugh that slips out when things are heavy, awkward, or terrifying. And the guilt that sometimes follows it.

Our newest blog explores why humor shows up in the midst of medical complexity, and how it may be less about coping away from reality and more about staying in it.

Read: https://bit.ly/49YjldM

Address

129 Pleasant Street
Concord, NH
03301

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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Our Story

We are a Family To Family Health Information Center assisting all families especially those raising and working with children having special healthcare needs and or disabilities.

NH Family Voices is staffed by parents of children and young adults with special health care needs/disabilities. As parents, we also travel through the maze of services and programs designed to help our kids, so we understand the issues that families face. We provide options and advice, offer a multitude of resources, and tap into a network of other families and professionals to help provide you with support and information.

Our Services include:

♄ Individual assistance by telephone, e-mail and social media (messaging). ♄ Help in understanding how to navigate through systems (health, human services, education, and health care financing). ♄ Assisting families to make better informed decisions about their children’s health care and be better able to participate in systems building activities in their communities and within NH. ♄ Information and resources via mail, e-mail, social media, YouTube, Pinterest and our website. ♄ A private parent to parent Facebook group of over 900 members, many of whom are also maneuvering the systems of care for their children and youth with special health care needs/disabilities. ♄ Trainings for families on topics such as healthcare financing, best practices, family/professional partnerships... and more ♄ A lending library with over 3,000 titles specifically identified for our kids and families. ♄ Parent to Parent support when you just need to talk to someone.