What is a developmental disability?
Developmental disabilities are a diverse group of chronic conditions that impact language, mobility, learning, self-help, and independent living, with the onset of these conditions occurring before age 22.
What is an acquired brain disorder?
An acquired brain disorder (ABD) is an injury to the brain as a result of disease, stroke, anoxic event, or other traumatic brain injury which significantly impairs an individual's ability to function independently.
Services and Supports for Developmental Disability & Acquired Brain Disorder
NHCarePath connects individuals with a developmental disability or acquired brain disorder to services and supports that provide opportunities to achieve health and independence, including:
To connect to these and other resources, call 1 (866) 634-9412 or view the links below
Please note that programs may have varying eligibility requirements. Please contact those listed below for more information.
The NH Bureau of Developmental Services (BDS) offers individuals and children with intellectual disabilities or acquired brain disorders a wide range of supports and services within their own communities, through area agencies.
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