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Advocates Building Lasting Equality: A grassroots organization working toward equality and advocating for the civil and human rights of people with disabilities. Advocates Building Lasting Equality in NH advocates for the civil and human rights of children and adults with disabilities; and promotes full participation by: improving systems of supports, connecting families, inspiring communities, and influencing public policy

Save the Date!Informational Update from DHHS: Medicaid Changes and Work RequirementsSeptember 3rd, 202612 PM Virtual via...
08/25/2026

Save the Date!
Informational Update from DHHS: Medicaid Changes and Work Requirements
September 3rd, 2026
12 PM
Virtual via Zoom - Zoom link will be emailed at a later date

TODAY at 6 PM - Fair Housing Rights and DisabilityJoin us for a session on the Fair Housing Act and other housing protec...
08/25/2026

TODAY at 6 PM - Fair Housing Rights and Disability
Join us for a session on the Fair Housing Act and other housing protections for people with disabilities. This event will meet virtually via Zoom. Sign up to receive the link: ablenh.org/fha26/

Upcoming Listening Session in Seabrook: UNH is seeking input from members of the public about their experiences preparin...
08/20/2026

Upcoming Listening Session in Seabrook: UNH is seeking input from members of the public about their experiences preparing for flooding and other natural disasters. Our goal is to engage residents of the greater Hampton–Seabrook Estuary area and gather perspectives that can help inform future planning and preparedness efforts.

Researchers are particularly interested in hearing from individuals with disabilities and chronic health conditions, as well as learning about the unique challenges that can arise during evacuations, power outages, and other emergency situations. They will offer a gift card incentive for their time. The sign-up form can be found here: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=kxgk1i1R3EaNK75H4l9WZryxXe_A6llDgiJY6LNvgcZUMFIyTU5NRUlOTVg5R1kzNUc4WkZHVUpFTS4u

TONIGHT, August 19 at 6PM: Join ABLE NH and representatives of the Office of Planning & Development for an educational s...
08/19/2026

TONIGHT, August 19 at 6PM: Join ABLE NH and representatives of the Office of Planning & Development for an educational session on “Understanding Zoning and Local Housing Policy”

Register to receive the Zoom link: ablenh.org/zoning/

Join ABLE NH and representatives of the Office of Planning & Development for an educational session on "Understanding Zo...
08/18/2026

Join ABLE NH and representatives of the Office of Planning & Development for an educational session on "Understanding Zoning and Local Housing Policy" on Wednesday, August 19 at 6PM. Register to receive the Zoom link: ablenh.org/zoning/

Join our next Lunch & Learn on the Community Transportation Needs Assessment: A Glimpse at What’s Really Happening in NH...
08/11/2026

Join our next Lunch & Learn on the Community Transportation Needs Assessment: A Glimpse at What’s Really Happening in NH

The CTNA was completed in 2026 by the New Hampshire State Commission on Aging in collaboration with state and regional partners. It explores questions like ‘Where does our current transportation system fall short?’, and ‘Who is left behind when people cannot access transportation to get where they need to go?’ This event will include a presentation and Q&A. Attendees will receive a one-pager on key findings and information on how this information can be used!

Participants may join on Zoom at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84389460204 or by using Meeting ID 843 8946 0204. For those who need one, a calendar invite can be copied from the ABLE NH Community Calendar at https://ablenh.org/events/

LINK IN BIO - watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD8sn6yCbFAIf you missed the Disability Pride Parade, you can w...
08/04/2026

LINK IN BIO - watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WD8sn6yCbFA

If you missed the Disability Pride Parade, you can watch the march, speaking program, and catch up on independent commentary on YouTube! Footage of the parade has been generously provided by Ian Howes, independent producer of Of His Own Words, a community TV show about autism awareness made in collaboration with Hudson Community TV.

Meet Sophie Kellam, a disability advocate, stroke survivor, and student! We’re honored to shine a spotlight on her advoc...
08/04/2026

Meet Sophie Kellam, a disability advocate, stroke survivor, and student! We’re honored to shine a spotlight on her advocacy this month. Sophie is a longtime member of ABLE NH, a familiar face in several task forces, and a former member of ABLE’s Board of Directors. In 2024, we recognized Sophie as the Disability Justice Star of the Year. We’re proud to support Sophie’s advocacy journey and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes in the future.

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2 1/2 Beacon Street
Concord, NH
03301

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+17654225364

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