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25 deaths and 81 abuse, neglect, or exploitation cases in disability system in second half of 2025 • New Hampshire Bulletin
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Twenty-five people died within New Hampshire’s intellectual and developmental disability care system in the final six months of 2025, according to newly obtained documents. Additionally, there were ...At the 2025 Soaring to the Stars gala, guests collaborated on an inclusive art project led by Maureen Rashidifard of Atomic Beet Hair Studio. Here's the long awaited final product, which will be proudly displayed at the ABLE office!
The legislative session is moving fast, and crossover day is right around the corner. That means many bills affecting the disability community are about to face critical decisions.
In Part 5 of Of His Own Words, Ian Howes shares a quick update on several important bills currently moving through the legislature, including HB 1316, HB 1337, and HB 1593, and what these decisions could mean for people with disabilities and our families.
Staying informed is one of the most powerful tools we have in advocacy. When communities understand what’s happening in the legislature, we are better prepared to speak up and shape the policies that impact our lives.
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Disability justice reminds us that real change happens when those most impacted lead the conversation. Our voices matter. Our leadership matters. And together we continue pushing New Hampshire toward systems built on access, dignity, and belonging.
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