We offer intensive residential treatment and educational services at four Gammon Academy campuses in New Hampshire with varying levels of supports for youth ages 5 to 21. In-home services are also available.
Continuum of CareEasterseals NH’s continuum of care ranges from the most restrictive facility-based program at Gammon Academy at Zachary Road in Manchester to an Individual Service Option Program, often offered in the family home. Together, our Residential & Educational programs give children and families longer-term consistency and stability while providing a range of options for treatment and advocacy. Our in-house network of care is flexible and comprehensive, allowing children to move between levels of care, including the family home, without the added stress of transitioning to a different care provider or a hospital setting.
Philosophy
The philosophy of the Easterseals NH’s Residential & Educational Services program is to provide the highest quality, treatment-oriented services to youth and their families through family-driven, youth-guided, and trauma-informed care. Treatment is highly structured through individualized counseling and instruction, clinically driven groups, treatment, and transition planning. We assist youth in becoming as independent as possible. Some children are not able to be entirely independent as a result of their disabilities. In that case, we teach them the skills to live as independently as possible in the least restrictive setting.
We offer intensive residential treatment and educational services at four Gammon Academy campuses in New Hampshire with varying levels of supports for youth ages 5 to 21. In-home services are also available.
To inquire about our programs or the admissions process, please contact us at 603.206.6700 or [email protected] .
Educational services from kindergarten to early adulthood at three New Hampshire campuses with residential facilities.
This campus shares a site with our largest residential treatment program at 200 Zachary Road. This campus accepts students from Kindergarten through 12th grade and has a capacity of 60 students.
This campus shares a site with the Krol House and the Boys Intensive Residential Treatment Facility. This campus can serve students from Kindergarten through 12th grade and has a capacity of 70 students.
This is a small satellite program in Coos County. As with the Manchester programs, it is co-located with a residential treatment program. This small school works to be a flexible resource for local communities, as there are limited options for students in this region. This on-site school is only able to enroll students in grades 5 through 12.
Solutions that keep youth at home or return them to the family home whenever possible. State-certified services are provided at home, in a state-licensed provider home, in a staffed apartment, in a roommate model, or in a semi-independent living arrangement.
Easterseals NH is embarking on building a new purpose-built school for its Manchester-based residential education programs on its Zachary Road campus.
To inquire about our programs or the admissions process, please contact us at 603.206.6700 or [email protected].
Easterseals NH’s Residential & Educational Services teach, treat, and care for youth with disabilities and special needs, including, but not limited to:
The staff at each Easterseals NH Gammon Academy facility is carefully selected and highly trained individuals who genuinely care about youth and families. The team works closely with children and their families to ensure the necessary supports are available to reunify successfully.
We foster a caring, therapeutic environment in which youth can grow and thrive. Our experienced staff uses a trauma-responsive approach to understand and support each youth and family in the treatment process. The small size of the program allows for highly individualized care.
Trusting therapeutic relationships is the key component of treatment in this program. Clinical, educational, and direct care team members provide coordinated plans of care to help each youth mature in ways that support lifelong wellness and independence. The voice and choice of the youth and family are central to the planning process. Treatment goals focus on various skills that support well-being and preparation for the next steps in life. Areas covered include communication, nutrition, self-care activities, regulation, and healthy relationships.
The Easterseals NH staff team will work to prepare the youth for reunification with family, movement to a less restrictive environment, or transition to adult care options. We work to carefully plan transitions to set the youth or young adults up for success as they move forward. We also work to help the family prepare for their role in the transition.
With over 50 million Americans living with disabilities, our work is far from complete. We encourage you to help us call attention to the experience of people with disabilities, and to raise awareness of and advocate for the services they need to live, learn, work and play in their communities.
Manchester, NH | Full-time
Greater Manchester area | Full-time
200 Zachary Road, Manchester, NH | Full-time
