Portsmouth students gain life skills via downtown apartment program
In Portsmouth six high school special education graduates over 18 live in a rent subsidized apartment run by Community Developmental Services. The transition program, led by Portsmouth High School staff, places them in jobs and volunteer roles around the city while teaching daily living skills. They plan Friday field trips and raised funds through bake sales and a cookbook, with seniors aging out at 21 facing changes.
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Portsmouth
Community Developmental Services
Parade Office
PHS
Adam Thompson
Adam
Parrott Avenue
Patsy Brinkley
Anthony Hibble
West Road
James Owen
Fox Run
Salvation Army
New Heights
Urban Forestry Center
Liz Diemer
Better Ride Limo Co
Hampton
Somersworth
Hilltop
Pizzeria Uno
Fleet Street
Santa Claus
Diemer
Bruce Boley
Mark Lazzaro
Lazzaro
Boley
CDS
New Hampshire Law, School
Pat Dewey
Exeter Cooperative School District
Dewey
Exeter
Maine
Jean Beetz
York
Beetz
VRS
New Castle
Differences in real life hinder task performance
In real life, people encounter varying factors that change how tasks are executed. The statement notes sufficient differences from controlled settings that degrade the ability to perform the same task as in theory or training.
Community events and fundraisers in New Hampshire
In brief notices from Portsmouth Greenland New Castle and Concord, community events include a fashion fundraiser at Portsmouth Regional Hospital benefiting local charities with a 20 percent donation, Odiorne State Park walk to support New Generation Inc on June 22, and a Tarbell program in New Castle on June 12 with library meeting preceding. American Corps Victim Assistance Program seeks advocates in NH with local postings and contact numbers.
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Portsmouth
Guild
Portsmouth Regional Hospital
Bag Alr
Super Savings
Greenland
New Generation Inc
Odiorne State Park
Wallis Sands State Park
New Castle
Susan Strickler
Currier Gallery of Art
Manchester
Edmund C. Tarbell
Macomber
The
Friends of the Library
Judy Hinds
Concord
AmeriCorps
New Hampshire
Water readings OK after vandalism report in Hampton
Hampton police investigate vandalism at an Aquarion Water Co well off Little River Road. Minor damage included a fence, pump, and torn window screen. no entry to the building. Well shut down, tests by staff and state normal. police urge tips at 929 4444 or Crimeline 929 1222.
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Hampton
Aquarion Water Co
Little River Road
Water Company
Water Co
Brian Goetz
Hampton Police Department
Goetz
Department
Crimeline
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