Supporting agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders.
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Supporting agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders.
Marissa Berg of CSNI and Jim Monahan of The Dupont Group will be hosting a free webinar for individuals and families on Monday, April 21st from 4-5 PM. Topics will include how the state budget is developed, what was in each budget iteration to this point, how it would affect people with disabilities, and what you can do about it. Can't attend? It will be recorded and made available on the CSNI website. Pre-register here by clicking the button below.
April 4, 2025 - To share your family's story with Senate Finance and tell them what a cut to funding would mean to your family, click the button below. Scroll down to "Finance", then press "Email Entire Committee". You are encouraged to be as honest as possible about how a cut to services would impact you and your family - what would happen:
These are real possibilities as New Hampshire Developmental Services faces a possible $63 million+ budget cut over the next two years. Please, ask your Senate Finance representatives today to preserve Developmental Services Funding.
CSNI is the association of the ten Area Agencies in New Hampshire providing services to individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders. We achieve our mission through a variety of activities including advocacy, education, centralized operational supports to improve efficiency of the Area Agency system, and group
CSNI is the association of the ten Area Agencies in New Hampshire providing services to individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders. We achieve our mission through a variety of activities including advocacy, education, centralized operational supports to improve efficiency of the Area Agency system, and group purchasing. At the heart of what we do is a core belief that the system of supports and services to individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders functions best when all of its elements are working together.
New Hampshire has a rich history of family advocacy which has driven the most important and enduring changes to our service delivery system. Efforts to develop and sustain a system that supports individuals living and participating actively in their home communities have resulted in New Hampshire being consistently ranked among the highes
New Hampshire has a rich history of family advocacy which has driven the most important and enduring changes to our service delivery system. Efforts to develop and sustain a system that supports individuals living and participating actively in their home communities have resulted in New Hampshire being consistently ranked among the highest in the nation in terms of quality and fiscal efficiency. CSNI helps to support the Area Agencies with up to date information on policies and legislation that can positively or negatively impact the individuals that we serve.
CSNI provides support to the area agencies through: