Welcome to the New Hampshire Rehabilitation Association
The New Hampshire Rehabilitation Association is an organization that is made up of individuals who are committed to improving the quality of services offered to individuals with disabilities. The membership consists of people who are involved in/with the various private and state rehabilitation agencies in the state. The primary focus is on offering effective and affordable training opportunities to those who wish to update and improve their skills.
The NHRA’s success is due to the dedication and hard work of this group of people who come to the table willing to work for what is in the best interests of the meeting the mission. This is the main reason why a state as small as New Hampshire has a chapter that is as active and financially healthy as this one is.
What this also means is that the door is open for anyone to become active in the operation of the NHRA. New members are always welcome and can participate as much as their time and interests will permit. All you need is a willingness to commit to the Mission of the NHRA which is: “To advance the rehabilitation of persons with physical and mental disabilities by eliminating barriers to employment and productivity through ethical and excellent professional practice.” It is a rewarding and stimulating association, highly recommended to everyone!
Annual Conference - Friday October 8th, 2010 - Save the Date!
NEW HAMPSHIRE REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL CONFERENCE (CEU’s Available!)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2010 (Columbus Day Weekend)
at the
Inn at Mills Falls and Spa in Meredith, NH
Foliage Season!!
The NHRA is pleased to announce the speakers will include:
Keynote: Paul Boynton, CEO of the Moore Center, Author of “Begin with Yes”
And
Michael Mack presenting his award winning one man show about his mother’s schizophrenia:
“Hearing Voices” (Speaking in Tongues)
Download "Save the Date Flyer" [HERE] in PDF format.
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