Each year we now petition the NH Interpreter Licensure Board for a one-year waiver that covers all Nepali Sign Language interpreting for Kamala and several other deaf and hard of hearing Nepali-Bhutanese people.
Success Stories
Fighting for the Right to Communicate
We worked with Marjorie to get the supports she needed and the state agency agreed to conduct additional training about scheduling interpreters, using video relay, and effectively communicating with people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Employment Accommodations Following a Mental Health Crisis
After learning about her employment rights, Kelly was able to advocate for herself to get the supports she needed to further her career.
Eliminating Barriers to Employment
Sherri, who is legally blind, fulfilled her dream of becoming a realtor.
Helping Charles Receive Services
We helped Charles qualify for services so he could receive supports at home. When Charles’ service hours were later reduced, we stepped in again and successfully had them restored.
Empowering Dylan to Live in His Own Home
With the help of DRC-NH, Dylan is happy. As he says, “Life is great. Life is good.”