Meet the people who use our resources:
Dwight Ferland …
The Granite Slate, Winter 2010 edition, is now available, click here for a PDF.
GSIL & NHNSCIA participated in NHTI’s 8th Annual Wheelchair Basketball Benefit for the Zech DeVits Memorial Equipment Fund. The fund provides assistive technology for students with disabilities. The game featured The Capital Wheelers (NH Spinal Cord Injury Association Wheelers, GSIL & NHTI Students) VS. NHTI All-Stars (Faculty, Staff, Administrators). For photos of the game, click here.
Granite State Independent Living
Founded in 1980, Granite State Independent Living (GSIL) is a statewide nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote life with independence for people with disabilities and those experiencing the natural process of aging through advocacy, information, education and support. We recognize the fact that everyone will need some type of support in the course of their lives and offer the necessary tools and resources so individuals can participate as fully as they choose in their lives, families, and communities.
The Combined Federal Campaign: Granite State Independent Living is # 25934 Thank you for your support!
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PSNH honors Granite State Independent Living -more-
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GSILcares donates warm clothing to area shelters -more-
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NHPR features GSIL on Giving Matters -more-
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GSIL's Jeff Dickinson part of Keene Sentinel article on service dogs -more-
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CEO Clyde E. Terry responds to Sen. Judd Gregg's comments RE: health care reform -more-
Visit NHBR Network/NHBR's online b-to-b network
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Wheels for Wheels Residency Fellowship Program call for applications -more-
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NY Times article on expanded technology options for individuals with speech impairment and what insurers will and will not cover -more-
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Baby boomers may face high disability rates -more-
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New Hampshire Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Advisory Council seeks members to represent spinal cord injury -more-
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Tweet your Congress member! -more-
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Northeast Passage announces UNH athletic scholarship for students with physical disabilities -more-
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An accurate Census helps provide future generations with the resources they need, because the information gained determines how approximately $4 billion in federal funds will be spent. Look for your 2010 Census Form to arrive in your mailbox soon. For more information, visit the Census