Northeast Deaf & Hard of Hearing Services

Welcome to Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Inc.

NDHHS Featured Program

Each month NDHHS will feature one of its many programs here. This month our featured program is:

Relay NH

Hello everyone, my name is Rosemary Simpson. I have been working at NDHHS for almost 2 ½ years as the Relay NH Outreach Specialist. Technology is conststantly changing and relay services for Deaf, hard of hearing, Deaf-Blind and speech impaired individuals is as well.

If you have any questions, would like training or presentation about any or all relay services please do not hesitate to contact me.

-Rosemary

Click here for more info.

Fundraising:

"The Princess and the Pea," a children''s story performed in ASL, is available at NDHHS.

Contact NDHHS to purchase your own book, for more information click here

Community Workshops:

Community Events:

Want to learn how to make quilt by hand or machine?

Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Hearing can come!

Sunday Feb 21,2010 at 1pm-4pm

NH Hands and Voices

Hearing Parents of Deaf Children Support Group

Saturday Feb. 13, 2010 at 10am-12pm

Deaf Parents Support Group-Saturday

Feb 20, 2010 10am-11:30am

Come and see the movie "GERALD"

Sunday March 14, 2010 @ 2pm

Deaf and Hard of Hearing Awareness Day

NH Fisher Cats VS Binghamton Mets 1:05pm

Saturday April 17, 2010 *buy tickets at NDHHS*

Interpreter Workshops:

NDHHS Staff

Susan Wolf-Downes, Executive Director of NDHHS

Glenys Crane-Emerson,

Equipment Distribution

Program Coordinator

Kim Pelkey, NHDOE Professional Development/Social Worker

Rosemary Simpson, Relay NH Outreach Specialist

Emily Graves,

Referral Specialist

Dawn Welshman, Referral Specialist

Desiree Weems , Information & Referral Specialist

Carol Otis, Bookeeper

What is NDHHS?

NDHHS Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (NDHHS) is New Hampshire's "one-stop" resources for services specific to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community and for information about hearing loss. If we don't have the services you need, we can refer you to someone who does. Please contact us with any questions, comments or feedback you have.

Information about and access to a multitude of social services often does not reach deaf individuals unless effective means of communication are available. NDHHS, with staff fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and sensitive to issues regarding deafness and hearing loss, is ideally situated to provide access to these consumers.

Our Mission:

Dedicated to serving Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals in an environment that is communicatively unrestricted and "natural" to them
Committed to hiring staff members who are fluent in sign language and capable of identifying and meeting consumers' preferred mode of communication
Committed to the provision of services in a culturally sensitive environment, which promote independence and productivity
NDHHS seeks to empower, educate and advocate for equal access and opportunity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing citizens of New Hampshire

NDHHS :: 57 Regional Drive., Concord, NH 03301 :: 603.224.1850 :: TTY 603.224.0691 :: info@ndhhs.org