Disability Rights Center - NH

Medicaid survey opportunity!

We want to hear from you!

This survey will help ABLE NH understand what you are dealing with as you navigate Medicaid in NH!

Either scan the QR code in the photo attached or follow this link to complete the survey!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdPvTtHkNsHBr70v4-ikiTeM9zdI7Ngb5OXxEU1TY6eZ2vwAg/viewform?usp=header

Have your artwork featured on the 2026 DRC-NH holiday card!
Earn $250 for a high resolution image of your artwork. Your piece can be new or existing work in any medium (painting, photography, digital design, sculpture etc…) Learn more and submit artwork for consideration at

Are You An Artist With a Disability? - DRCNH Are You An Artist With a Disability? Posted in: Holiday CardTagged in: Developmental Disabilities, Holiday CardPosted on October 16, 2025August 24, 2026 Print Have your artwork featured on the DRC-NH holiday card! Earn $250 for a high resolution image of your artwork. You can keep your original piec...

If you are a Medicaid recipient or a caregiver for someone on Medicaid, we want to know what it's REALLY like to navigate Medicaid. Link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdPvTtHkNsHBr70v4-ikiTeM9zdI7Ngb5OXxEU1TY6eZ2vwAg/viewform?usp=header

✏️ ABLE NH wants to understand what it is really like for people and families to navigate Medicaid in New Hampshire.

🥸 This survey is anonymous. We will not ask for your name or identifying information as part of your survey responses.

🧑‍💻 By completing this survey, you understand that ABLE NH may share the information and stories you provide.

📊 We may use anonymous quotes, experiences, and survey data in advocacy materials, reports, presentations, social media, conversations with policymakers, or other public communications. Your name will not be attached to anything you share. Please avoid including names or other details in your written responses that could identify you or someone else.

✍️ At the end of the survey, we will give you the option to provide your contact information if you are interested in talking with ABLE NH more personally about your experience. That is completely optional and separate from your anonymous survey responses.

🦻 We want to hear the good, the bad, and the frustrating.
What works? ✅
What doesn't? ❌
How much time does navigating Medicaid take? ⏰
And what happens in your everyday life when the system doesn't work the way it should? 😵‍💫

❤️ Your experiences can help us show what navigating Medicaid really looks like and advocate for a system that works better for the people who rely on it. Thank you for participating!

Beyond Inclusion: Building Disability Leadership and Dismantling Systemic Ableism

October 22, 2026; 1:00–1:45 p.m. Eastern

This free webinar, hosted by Project Beyond Diagnosis, will feature Theo W. Braddy, the Executive Director of the National Council of Independent Living. Participants will learn how to recognize systemic ableism and about the importance of having people with disabilities as leaders and decision-makers in designing the policies that enable all of us to live and thrive in our communities.

Registration is required at: https://bit.ly/beyond_inclusion

ASL interpretation will be provided by a Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) and a certified interpreter. CART will also be provided.

Logos: Pennsylvania Assistive Technology Foundation, Beyond Diagnosis / Beyond Definition, Pennsylvania Health Law Project

Image: An informational flyer with the text in this post and a headshot of Theo Braddy, a Black man with glasses, a salt and pepper beard, and a power chair.

What happens when someone believes the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was violated? Several federal agencies enforce the ADA. The agency responsible for responding to a complaint depends on which title of the ADA applies. Read this factsheet that outlines which federal agencies enforce different parts of the ADA here: https://adata.org/enforcing-the-ADA

September is Deaf Awareness Month, a time to recognize the Deaf community, celebrate Deaf culture, and raise awareness about communication access and inclusion.

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) protects the rights of people who are Deaf or hard of hearing, including the right to effective communication and equal access to programs, services, and activities. Effective communication may include qualified sign language interpreters, captioning, assistive listening devices, or other appropriate accommodations.

Accessibility means making sure everyone has the opportunity to participate, communicate, and make their own choices. This month, take a moment to learn, listen, and consider how you can help create more inclusive spaces for people who are Deaf or hard of hearing.

New Hampshire Association of the Deaf has many events during Deaf Awareness week. Visit their website for more details: https://nhadinc.org/2026/09/14/deaf-awareness-week-2026-2/

Stay Covered New Hampshire The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is preparing for changes to Medicaid eligibility based on the passage of the Working Families Tax Cut (WFTC) in 2025.

Our Election Day Hotline is open until 7:00 PM today. Because the matters: https://drcnh.org/voting/election-day-hotline/.

DRC-NH Election Day Hotline - DRCNH DRC-NH Election Day Hotline Posted in: Know Your Rights, Uncategorized, VotingTagged in: VotingPosted on July 31, 2026August 18, 2026 Print If you run into accessibility issues at the polls or think your voting rights have been violated because of your disability, call DRC-NH’s Election Day Hotlin...

State and Federal laws protect the voting rights of people with disabilities. In , eligible voters who can make or express a choice, have the right to . Your vote is your voice. Know your voting rights: https://drcnh.org/disability-issue-areas/voting/.

Understanding Voting Laws for those with Disabilities - DRC NH All Americans are entitled to exercise their right to vote. The DRC is working to educate NH residents with disabilities about voting rights.