Federal statutes and State standards require that students with educational disabilities receive a free appropriate public education (F.A.P.E.) in the least restrictive environment (LRE). The Bureau of Special Education is responsible for the oversight and implementation of educational programs for New Hampshire students with disabilities.

The Bureau of Medical Services provides programs for children with special needs from birth to twenty-one years of age. They offer a vast array of services which include diagnostic evaluation, pediatric specialty clinics, nutritional consultation and finical assistance. For more information please call 800-852-3345

Can direct you to services available through the Division of Developmental Services (DDS), the 12 Regional Area Agencies and Regional Family Support Programs.

EdTech Associates offers educational consulting and training services for public and private schools who want to use technology more effectively with autistic learners. EdTech Associates is consultin and training with a NH public-supported school that provides educational programs for students with autism and neurological disorders. This school has revolutionized instruction with autistic learners by using interactive whiteboards, standard software and interactive websites in group instruction. This model has significant implications in how to instruct autistic learners.

Governmental agency. Developmental Disabilities (DD) Councils are agencies appointed by governors to represent and advocate for people with developmental disabilities. "Dignity, full rights of citizenship, equal opportunities,and full participation for all New Hampshire citizens with developmental disabilities."

Our mission is to promote and protect the public good by ensuring the existence of a safe and competitive insurance marketplace through the development and enforcement of the insurance laws of the State of New Hampshire. We are committed to doing so in an honest, effective and timely manner. In pursuit of our mission we will treat all of our constituencies in an open, fair and respectful manner and will strive to uphold the highest professional, ethical and quality standards.

A Family To Family Health and Information Center provides information and support to families
of children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN) and the professionals who serve them via: individualized assistance, training, focus groups, conferences, resource guides, newsletter, lending library, website and surveys. NHFV provides and facilitates the voice of families though partnerships and collaboration.

The Family Resource Connection is a special service of the NH State Library. Here you can obtain information concerning child development, education, disabilities and health related issues. The materials are mailed to the borrower along with a postage paid mailer for the return. This is a FREE service.