Recovery Friendly Workplace
Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) became the most recent organization in New Hampshire to receive the governor’s designation as a recovery friendly workplace. Launched in... Read More
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Lakes Region Community Services and Lakes Region Community College Partner to Support Professional Development
Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) and Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) are pleased to announce the first graduates of the Professional Skills Workforce Development Program.... Read More
LRCS participates in state-wide day of giving
For the third year, Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) is participating in NH Gives, a giving movement that has been driven by hundreds of nonprofit... Read More
2021-2022 Annual Report
The LRCS Annual Report has been released and is now available to view and download. To access and view the publication, simply click the link... Read More
Faces of Affordable Housing: Chantal Bonbon
Chantal, her mother, brother, and his now-wife moved to the Lakes Region from Massachusetts when Chantal was just six years old. The family settled down... Read More
LRCS Celebrates the Return of the Annual Celebration
Lakes Region Community Services is pleased to announce that it will hold its first in-person event since 2019. The Annual Celebration will be held Thursday,... Read More
Taskforce Created by Local Business Leaders to Support Direct Care Workforce
Since October 2021, Executive Directors, CEOs, and Administrators from organizations such as Speare Memorial Hospital, Granite United Way, Golden View Health Care Center, Horizons Counseling... Read More
Christmas Tree Pickup with Imperial Hauling
Imperial Hauling, LLC is offering a Christmas Tree pickup service to Laconia residents, as DPW no longer has the time or equipment for curbside services,... Read More
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We are thrilled to announce LRCS has been designated a Recovery Friendly Workplace! Pictured is the LRCS Management Team, Kristie Curtis from RFW, and Dr. Pierce from Navigating Recovery of the Lakes Region.![]()
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Read more about the exciting news here www.lrcs.org/recovery-friendly-workplace/
The effects of Direct Support Professional staffing shortages across the Granite State are crippling. ![]()
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LRCS President and CEO Becky Bryant stated in her op-ed piece from October, "New Hampshire’s long-term care system, whether delivered by nursing home, home health, or community-based services for adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders, as well as our front-line direct care workers in healthcare organizations, is a condo waiting to collapse. We are slinging repairs against cracks in the foundation that are decades in the making, identified in reports, studies, data, white papers, ad nauseam – and yet here we are still sounding the alarm and waiting for the tragedy that will bring real sustainable reform."
Closure of Lebanon home for people with disabilities highlights a support system spread thin
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LEBANON — Pathways of the River Valley closed a home for adults with disabilities in Lebanon in April, displacing three residents.The agency was able to find alternative care for the people who had ...