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The New Hampshire Disability and Health Program (DHP) improves the health and quality of life of people with disabilities in NH by implementing evidence-based strategies to reduce unmet health needs, increase access to preventive health care, and facilitate the adoption of healthy behaviors.

Living Well in the Community

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NH DHP is partnering with Granite State Independent Living to offer Living Well in the Community (LWIC) workshops to New Hampshire adults with disabilities. This 10 session workshop may help you choose and work on a personal goal, experience peer support, create more possibilities in your life, and make improvements to your health and wellness.

This class is taught using facilitated discussions, fun activities, informative health videos, and useful information. Living Well in the Community (LWIC) participants must be 18 years or older, a New Hampshire resident, and identify as a person with a disability.

If you have questions about LWIC, please contact us.

Topics Include

Goal Setting

Eating Well

Advocacy

Healthy Communications

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Building Support

Physical Activity

Upcoming Dates

Title	Day	Date	Time	Location
Health and Well-being Workshop	Mon & Wed	April 22nd - May 22nd	9am - 12pm EST	Granite State Independent Living, 21 Chenell Drive, Concord NH 03301

Can't make this event? Share your interest by filling out this form. We will contact you when there are workshops available.

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