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05/06: HR Complaint--Part 5!
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At the beautiful Mount Washington resort!
Category: Moore in the News
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This was on the front page of today's Union Leader:
LIZ NELSON WASN'T working yesterday morning for the grand opening of the new diner at the Quirk Chevrolet Buick dealership on Manchester's South Willow Street, but she was there anyway and looking forward to her eventual first shift.
"It's new and I'm going to love it," Nelson said.
Nelson is one of a handful of clients from the Moore Center that will be staffing the small, 1950s-style diner that features chrome fixtures, neon lights and a breakfast and lunch menu of sandwiches, salads and desserts to serve the dealership's customers and 150 employees.
It is another triumph in the Moore Center's quest to help people with developmental disabilities find work, made possible by the initiative of one of the city's newest businessmen.
Read the whole thing here.
LIZ NELSON WASN'T working yesterday morning for the grand opening of the new diner at the Quirk Chevrolet Buick dealership on Manchester's South Willow Street, but she was there anyway and looking forward to her eventual first shift.
"It's new and I'm going to love it," Nelson said.
Nelson is one of a handful of clients from the Moore Center that will be staffing the small, 1950s-style diner that features chrome fixtures, neon lights and a breakfast and lunch menu of sandwiches, salads and desserts to serve the dealership's customers and 150 employees.
It is another triumph in the Moore Center's quest to help people with developmental disabilities find work, made possible by the initiative of one of the city's newest businessmen.
Read the whole thing here.
05/01: Independent Living Today!
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Posted by: Dave
Centrix Bank gave $5,000 to Moore Center Services in support of the agency’s Family Support program. Moore Center serves seniors, children and individuals with developmental disabilities in Greater Manchester. Family Support serves over 900 clients and their families.
“We are proud to support Moore Center Services,” said Joseph P. Reilly, President and CEO of Centrix Bank. “The work they do is so beneficial to our community.”
“This gift is highly appreciated,” said Paul S. Boynton, President and CEO of Moore Center Services. “Centrix Bank has always been a generous supporter of our agency and our mission to create opportunities for the people we serve.”
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Moore Center Services President and CEO Paul Boynton accepts a $5,000 check from Joseph Reilly, President and CEO of Centrix Bank.
“We are proud to support Moore Center Services,” said Joseph P. Reilly, President and CEO of Centrix Bank. “The work they do is so beneficial to our community.”
“This gift is highly appreciated,” said Paul S. Boynton, President and CEO of Moore Center Services. “Centrix Bank has always been a generous supporter of our agency and our mission to create opportunities for the people we serve.”
sMoore Center Services President and CEO Paul Boynton accepts a $5,000 check from Joseph Reilly, President and CEO of Centrix Bank.
04/28: At the Job Fair...
...with Moore Center Training Specialist/Recruiter Amanda Kimball. The job fair was held at Manchester's Community College.
04/24: HR Complaint--Part 4!
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Posted by: Dave
From the dedicated force of admins of the Moore Center to you, enjoy the day.
Pictured: Jane Kelley, admin for Children;'s Services and her vase of flowers (Jane is on the left).
Pictured: Jane Kelley, admin for Children;'s Services and her vase of flowers (Jane is on the left).
04/22: Pet Therapy!
Fourth Session:
Each month animal therapy sessions will be held at the above location with trained therapy dogs. Each session will last one hour long and include opportunities to get to know the dogs through play, petting, walking, grooming, etc.
Registration Deadline for April 25, 2008 session:
April 21, 2008
Please contact Laura Traficante
603-206-2774
Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) is a type of therapy that involves an animal with specific characteristics becoming a fundamental part of a person's treatment or service delivery. Animal-assisted therapy is designed to improve the physical, social, emotional, and/or cognitive functioning of the client, as well as provide educational and motivational effectiveness for participants. AAT can be provided on an individual or group basis.
April 25, 2008
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Located at Moore Center Services
IDS Day Program at
97 Eddy Road
4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Located at Moore Center Services
IDS Day Program at
97 Eddy Road
Each month animal therapy sessions will be held at the above location with trained therapy dogs. Each session will last one hour long and include opportunities to get to know the dogs through play, petting, walking, grooming, etc.
Registration Deadline for April 25, 2008 session:
April 21, 2008
Please contact Laura Traficante
603-206-2774
Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) is a type of therapy that involves an animal with specific characteristics becoming a fundamental part of a person's treatment or service delivery. Animal-assisted therapy is designed to improve the physical, social, emotional, and/or cognitive functioning of the client, as well as provide educational and motivational effectiveness for participants. AAT can be provided on an individual or group basis.
