Connecting Individuals with Disabilities to their Communities
Individuals with disabilities and their families work with Community Bridges to manage their unique challenges, maneuver the obstacles, and thrive in their communities.
For over 35 years, Community Bridges has provided the tools and support to individuals with disabilities so they become welcomed and active contributors to our community, making it a better place for everyone!
Our individual approach is focused on creating the best life possible for every individual we serve. From early childhood through all phases of life, people experiencing developmental disabilities or injuries have an advocate and caring partner to help them utilize their skills and talents to live a productive and rewarding life that they choose for themselves.
Person Centered Thinking
Person-centered thinking is a set of values, skills, and tools used in the planning and personalization of services used by people who need supports offered by Community Bridges. Even more than that, it is a philosophy that helps to enable positive control and self-direction of people’s lives.
Community Bridges implements person-centered thinking through training sessions offered to and required of all employees. Teaching and supporting the use of person-centered thinking skills assures that service plans will be used and acted on, that updating service plans will occur “naturally,” and that the person’s ability to lead a fulfilling, independent life is fully supported. Person-centered thinking harmonizes with our mission and provides a framework for our services that support individuals and families in their communities.
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In Our Community
July 2025 "Pass It On" Newsletter
The Parent Information Center and NH Family Voices have issued their latest newsletter, "Pass It On." This issue is filled with helpful guidance and resources to support early childhood development.
Articles include:
- Learning And Growing Along With Our Children: NH Families Share Their Stories
- Sam’s Book Picks For The Early Childhood Years
- Easing The Journey: Tips For A Smoother Transition From NH Birth To 3 Family Centered Early Supports & Services To Preschool Or Community Supports
- Developmental Screening And Assessment: How Can Families Use Them And What Is The Difference?
- Understanding Family Support During & After NH Birth to 3 Family-Centered Early Supports & Services
- New Online Early Childhood Hub
- Youth Medication Management
https://picnh.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/PIO-SUMMER-2025_ONLINE.pdf
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