11 South Main Street #202, Concord, NH 03301, USA
The Association for New Hampshire's Ten Area Agencies
Supporting agencies that serve individuals with developmental disabilities and acquired brain disorders.
We need your input!
DSP Access Survey is open until October 17th, 2025
Earlier this year, during the state budget discussions in the legislature, we shared a survey regarding Direct Support for adults receiving DD/ABD waiver services. We received a tremendous response to this survey, and it proved invaluable in helping to reverse proposed cuts to the Developmental Services budget. Thank you all for your input!
To maintain current information as we head into another legislative session, please complete the survey linked below regarding access to DSP staffing over the past month. We hope to hear from as many respondents as possible by Friday, October 17th. The aggregated data will be utilized over the coming session as part of CSNI’s legislative advocacy. All responses are anonymous.
This survey is intended for adult DD and ABD waiver participants and their families to report their experiences.
The closure date for this survey is Friday, October 17, 2025, at midnight.
Thank you all for your assistance with this critical effort!
Click the link below to access the survey, and complete by October 17th, 2025. Thank you for sharing your story!
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About Us
About Us
Supports & Services
About Us
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.
Advocacy
Supports & Services
About Us
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.
Supports & Services
Supports & Services
Supports & Services
CSNI provides support to the area agencies through:
- Legislative Advocacy and Education to families, staff and legislators
- Intensive Treatment Services Oversight Coordination
- Centralized eligibility reviews
- Centralized purchasing of group benefits and online learning management systems