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COVID-19 and People with Disabilities
Disability Rights Center-NH is committed to addressing the legal needs of people with disabilities across New Hampshire during the COVID-19 public health crisis. Even in a crisis, people with disabilities have the right to live, work, learn, and access their community without discrimination.
Yes, we are open!
DRC-NH continues to provide legal services to people with disabilities across the state during the COVID-19 outbreak. Since our offices are closed to the public, please call or email us if you need assistance. Get more information at drcnh.org/covid-19.
Call us at 603-228-0432 Monday through Friday 8:30 – 4:00 or email us anytime at mail@drcnh.org to schedule an appointment to speak to an attorney.
What's New?
Do You Live, Work, or Have a Loved One in a Facility?
We need to hear from you about how institutions throughout the state are managing the impact of COVID-19.
Special Education and COVID-19
Children with disabilities are among the most vulnerable students in the COVID-19 public health crisis. Students with disabilities across the state have missed significant instructional time as well as related services such as counseling, speech language, occupational, and other therapies.
Learn about your rights: drcnh.org/issue-areas/childrens-issues/education/special-education
Parents who have concerns about a child’s access to special education services can contact us to speak with an attorney free of charge.
The Fall 2020 Issue of the Disability RAPP is Now Available!
30th Anniversary of the ADA
It’s been 30 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law. From employment and communication to transportation and voting, we explore how the ADA has fundamentally altered our understanding of what it means to live with a disability.
Celebrating the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
July 2020 marked thirty years since the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). From the use of curb cuts and ramps to accessible transportation and voting, the ADA has fundamentally altered our understanding of what it means to live with a disability. For the past year we have used our monthly e-newsletter to highlight different aspects of this fundamental civil rights legislation. Learn more at drcnh.org/ada-30.
How Can We Help?
Are you or a loved one newly diagnosed with a disability? Are you being discriminated against because of your disability and don't know where to turn?
Call Us. We Can Help.
Fighting Against Housing Discrimination
We stepped in when a landlord refused to rent to Kathleen because she has a disability and might require accommodations in the future. Kathleen and her son were able to happily settle in to their new place.
“Knowing I could reach out and speak to a knowledgeable professional literally gave me the strength to get through this latest challenge.”
-Previous DRC-NH Client
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