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Contact us if you have a general inquiry, want to get involved, think that your rights have been violated, or if you wish to speak with an attorney about a disability-related legal issue. Call us at (800) 834-1721 or (603) 228-0432, or send us an email using the form below and we will call you back. If you cannot communicate over the telephone or you need any other type of accommodation, please let us know in the method that is most comfortable for you.

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Client Stories

“I showed them I could do this work”

Dylan reached out to us for assistance and together we were able to work with his employer to make sure that his job requirements were essential to the function of his job. As he reflected upon his successful completion of the job, Dylan said, “I showed them I could do this work”.

A Long Fought For Homecoming

After over twenty years living in an institution, we helped Toni access the supports she needed to live at home in her community.

Breathing a Little Bit Easier

We worked with Wendy to successfully request both a structural modification to her windows and an accommodation to the building policy so she could use a window unit once her windows were changed. Now Wendy can breathe better and feels more secure in her apartment.

Helping Our Client Carry the Load

Diane, who has orthopedic impairments which limit her mobility, was unable to carry her laundry from her third-floor apartment to the laundry room in the basement of her building without severe back pain.

Regaining Access to His Community

We were able to get the railroad company to fix its tracks so that James can once again safely and independently go to and from town.

Breaking down Communication Barriers in the Healthcare Setting

We helped Tom develop a plan to make sure that he would be fully supported during future visits to the hospital.

Disclaimer

Correspondence with DRC-NH through this website or the mail@drcnh.org email address is not intended to provide legal or other advice. Contact with DRC-NH via email or the website does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not substitute for legal advice on your particular situation.