Starting a New Chapter – The Readery celebrates 20 years in business
Starting a new business is an exciting and daunting task, especially in the retail sector. More than half of all new businesses fail, which can... Read More
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Finn & Finn Beautiful Smiles and Others Support Oral Health Needs of Developmentally Disabled
(Laconia) On June 8th and June 9th hundreds of nonprofits around the Granite State will participate in NH Gives, the 24-hour statewide online fundraising event... Read More
2021 Employee Mission Award
The LRCS Employee Mission Award began in 2019 to acknowledge long-term employees that represent the Agency’s mission and values through dedication and achievement. This award... Read More
2021 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
Family-Centered Early Supports and Services accepting new referrals amid pandemic
By four months old, Whitney Rino knew her son Max wasn’t progressing with his gross motor skills at the same pace his older brother once... Read More
LRCS Receives Statewide Award for new Lactation Room
Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) is dedicated to meeting the needs of its nursing mothers. As an effort to improve workplace breastfeeding policies, they constructed... Read More
Support LRCS as a Fundraising Champion June 8-9
LRCS is gearing up for a successful 2021 NH Gives campaign this summer. NH Gives is an online fundraising event that allows nonprofit organizations throughout... Read More
LRCS receives grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation to support the work of the Family Resource Center
Lakes Region Community Services (LRCS) recently received a $5,000 grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation. The grant will help further LRCS’ mission to provide... Read More
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The Tallest Tree by Carrie Cariello
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Editor’s note: My son Jack has autism. He is seventeen. He just finished a summer program at a college designed for unusual learners. He was there for nearly three weeks. It was hard. Then it was better. And in the end, it was good. For me. I don’t want this. I don’t want to stay here. Jack-a-...
The Institute on Disability, NH Council on Developmental Disabilities, and Disability Rights Center - NH are conducting focus groups starting August 10th from 3:00pm - 4:40pm to gather your feedback on experienced barriers to accessing COVID vaccinations. Register at the link below to participate.
COVID Barriers Focus Group Registration
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The IOD will maintain the confidentiality of all data and records associated with your participation in this research. The information gathered will be summarized and shared with the Directors of the IOD, DRC, and DDC to develop recommendations for NH DHHS and the service system. While we plan to ma...