By Kevin Landrigan New Hampshire Union Leader Dec 15, 2019 Updated Dec 16, 2019 Click here to view article on Union Leader website. Gov. Chris Sununu last week urged the secretary of agriculture to convince the U.S. Forest Service to change its regulations that classify these electric-powered bikes as motor vehicles Courtesy CONCORD — Electric-powered bicycles … Continue reading E-bikes in national forests spark debate in Granite State – Union Leader
NH IMPACCT Academy and Over 150 NH Businesses Providing Work-Based Learning Experiences to Over 500 Students with Disabilities
Community businesses work to connect the classroom to career paths for students with disabilities. Concord, NH – Businesses and organizations throughout New Hampshire are stepping up to provide structured work-based learning opportunities for local at-risk high school students with disabilities. These experiences are designed to facilitate career exploration, support skill development and align students with career … Continue reading NH IMPACCT Academy and Over 150 NH Businesses Providing Work-Based Learning Experiences to Over 500 Students with Disabilities
Disability in the NH Workforce
Disability in the NH Workforce A career search may seem daunting. One way to ease your mind during the hiring process is to remember that you are interviewing perspective employers! When considering an employer, there are several variables to keep in mind. Do your Research! Get a feel for the organization, their mission and core … Continue reading Disability in the NH Workforce
Our Winter Spring 2019 Edition of Giving Matters is Out!
Dear Friends, I hope you enjoy reading our Winter Spring 2019 Edition of Giving Matters. Help us spread the word about GSIL. Your help, supports people with disabilities live independently. Please forwarding to anyone you think might also be interested. If you would like to receive a paper copy of these newsletters, feel free to … Continue reading Our Winter Spring 2019 Edition of Giving Matters is Out!
Why the Disability Vote Matters
With only a few days before the midterm elections, it is time for persons with disabilities to be engaged and exercise their fundamental right to vote. Regardless of your affiliation, it is your active involvement in this process that is critical as a citizen. With the recent report released by the Center for Disease Control … Continue reading Why the Disability Vote Matters
Home Accessibility Benefits and Tips
Home is where the heart is, and it’s also where most people wish to stay. Helping seniors and people with disabilities to live in their own home is a core part of our GSIL mission. Here are just a few ways home care can benefit you or your loved one financially, plus a few ways to … Continue reading Home Accessibility Benefits and Tips
Quick and Easy New Year’s Resolutions
Welcome to 2018! The beginning of a new year can serve as a gentle reminder to reflect on your lifestyle and think about how you can better yourself for the upcoming year. What resolutions have you made to get your 2018 off to a great start? Estimates say that more than 40% of Americans make … Continue reading Quick and Easy New Year’s Resolutions
Winter Safety Tips
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Winter will soon set the stage for the holidays with new fallen snow on trees, buildings and roads. There are many things to enjoy during a New Hampshire winter, as long as you are safe and prepared! Here are a few common hazards and ways you can … Continue reading Winter Safety Tips
How to Write a Professional Cover Letter
Isn’t it ironic…it’s hard work finding work! Fortunately, there are several resources available to help get you closer to landing your dream job. One of the most important components of the job application process is your cover letter – it’s your first chance to make a great impression. Your candidacy for a position could either … Continue reading How to Write a Professional Cover Letter
3 Ways to Manage Stress as You Age
“I’m so stressed, I can’t wait to retire.” We’ve all thought it, right? Some might think that being retired means that one faces hardly any stress. After all, people must work long hours for several years before they are allowed the privilege of retirement. However, retirement is not stress-free relaxation all day long. Stress can still … Continue reading 3 Ways to Manage Stress as You Age