Sunday, September 1, 2019
Friday, May 3, 2019
Monday, March 11, 2019
New Hampshire Challenge interviewed on the United Way Community Connections Show
On March 4th, 2019 the United Way Community Connections Show of Greater Nashua interviewed the Board President of the New Hampshire Challenge, Jon Eriquezzo and the Executive Director, Wendy Thomas. To listen to the entire show, follow this link or play it from here:
Sunday, September 23, 2018
Monday, June 25, 2018
The New Hampshire Challenge announces new board member, confirms slate of officers
For immediate release
Contact: Chris Dugan, Editor, NH Challenge
Duganchris230@gmail.com
(603) 301-4703
The New Hampshire Challenge announces new board member,
confirms slate of officers
Merrimack, NH: (May 22, 2018) The New Hampshire Challenge, a leading advocacy organization for
disability issues in the state, is please share that Cynthia Diane Foss from Wilton has joined the board of
directors.
disability issues in the state, is please share that Cynthia Diane Foss from Wilton has joined the board of
directors.
“We’re excited to have Diane join our board,” said Jon Eriquezzo, Board Chair, The New Hampshire
Challenge. “She brings a broad range of experiences and skills to the table, as well as a deep knowledge
of the local disability environment.”
Challenge. “She brings a broad range of experiences and skills to the table, as well as a deep knowledge
of the local disability environment.”
Specializing in child language disorders, Ms. Foss is a certified speech language pathologist and operates
her own practice-Mindful Communications.
her own practice-Mindful Communications.
The New Hampshire Challenge also confirmed its slate of officers for 2018-2019; they are:
Chair: Jon Eriquezzo
Vice Chair: Cynthia Diane Foss
Secretary: Marc Nozell
Treasurer: Dave Hackett
Member: Sarah Aiken
Wendy Thomas is the organization’s Executive Director.
About The New Hampshire Challenge
The New Hampshire Challenge, Inc. is a federally recognized 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) organization serving the state of New Hampshire.
Now celebrating our 30th year, our mission is to “provide information to, and advocate for, families with persons who have
disabilities.” The goal of the organization is to “create a vision for change so families will see themselves as integral parts of
the community at large.
Now celebrating our 30th year, our mission is to “provide information to, and advocate for, families with persons who have
disabilities.” The goal of the organization is to “create a vision for change so families will see themselves as integral parts of
the community at large.
Thursday, April 19, 2018
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