Our Career Development and Customized Employment programs are very excited to share Volume 1 of the Foundry Times! This is our Day Program newspaper that is a written collaboration between staff and the individuals we support. We hope you enjoy it; stay tuned for Volume 2 coming out shortly!

Matthew Ertas, former Chief of the Bureau of Developmental Services, gives a lecture to Moore Center staff about the history of services for people with disabilities in NH. Matthew brings a wealth of knowledge on the history of New Hampshire’s Regional Service System and its evolution to today’s model.

Watch the full video presentation here!

Randy Pierce spoke at the Moore Center’s annual celebration about his 2020 vision quest. “I can’t see, but I celebrate ability awareness. What you can do is always going to be more important than what you can’t do,” Pierce said. 

With his guide dog Autumn at his side, Pierce shared how he lost his sight to a neurological disorder. 

But from his lowest point, he chose to reach the highest by climbing New Hampshire’s tallest peaks. 

Want to make a difference in someone’s life, while making a difference in yours too? Become a Life Skills Coach! 

A Life Skills Coach is a coach, mentor and teacher. They help individuals with intellectual disabilities, like autism & Down syndrome, develop the skills needed to integrate into the community and pursue opportunities for employment, improving their overall quality of life. 

We were honored to donate $20,000 today to Moore Options for Seniors!

As a nonprofit organization, their mission is to serve the community by providing superior elder care that offers the best quality of life at the most affordable cost. If you want to find out more, check them out!

Nick Hebert is very ambitious – especially when it comes to his vending machine business. He loves talking snacks and he knows his stuff! 

Nick was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome at a young age. After graduating from high school he began participating in The Moore Center’s day program, where he was given with the opportunity to stock The Moore Center’s vending machines. 

The best way to avoid the high cost of a nursing home is to avoid incidents that take your choice away. This is by far the most cost-effective approach to ensuring the best quality of life for the least possible cost.

To help you identify incidents that could take your choice away we offer a Free In-Home Risk Assessment. This assessment will help you understand the high-risk activities that your elderly loved one faces that could cause them to lose their independence and end up in a nursing home.