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Celebrating 96 Years of Service
New Hampshire Association for the Blind
To advance the independence of persons who are blind or visually impaired
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Staff
- George F. Theriault
- President & CEO, B.A., CFRE
- Jean M. Jaworski, B.A.
- Executive Administrator/Special Project Coordinator
Direct Services
- Anne Aubertin
- Volunteer Administrator
- Denise A. Caruso, A.A.S., COA, VRT
- Low Vision Therapist/Vision Rehabilitation Therapy Assistant
- Nancy A. Druke, M.S.W., LICSW
- Director of Social Work
- Glenn R. Gunn, M.Ed., COMS
- Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Stephanie J. Hurd
- Volunteer Coordinator, Seacoast area
- Claudia C. Libis, M.Ed., COMS
- Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Emilie Meadows, LICSW
- Social Worker
- Jennifer L. Morgan, B.A.
- Caseworker
- Jewett M. O'Connor, M.Ed., COMS, CVRT
- Vision Rehabilitation Therapist/Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Lori Pigeon, M.A., COA, LVT
- Low Vision Therapist
- Lynne M. Saltonstall, B.A.
- Volunteer Administrator
- Susan Sherry, B.A., COMS
- Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Kimberly A. Stumph, M.S., COMT, CLVT, VRT, OMS
- AT Specialist & Low Vision Therapist
- Kathleen R. Turner, M.Ed., VRT, COMS
- Vision Rehabilitation Therapist / Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Nancy Wittmershaus, B.S., COMS
- Teacher of the Visually Impaired/Orientation & Mobility Specialist
- Guy M. Woodland, M.A.
- Senior Vice President
Support Staff
- Carolyn Bilodeau
- Receptionist
- Joyce E. Bollengier
- Client Services Assistant
- Angela Evans
- Receptionist
- Peggy Foster
- Driver
- Lois Hanlon
- Client Records Clerk, Associate Degree
- Ken Turner, M.B.A.
- Driver
Development and Finance
- Nancy S. Burgess, M.Ed.
- Development Associate
- Mary E. Chase
- Special Events/Donor Database Administrator
- Teresa L. Muzzey, B.S.
- Vice President for Finance & Administration
- Bettejean Neveux, B.S.
- Accountant
- Shelley M. Proulx, M.B.A.
- Vice President for Development
- Jane M. Roy
- Donor Records & Mail Program Manager
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This past year, the New Hampshire Association for the Blind made a difference in the lives of over 1500 people who are blind or visually impaired.
As our population ages, the number of people needing our services is dramatically increasing.
Your financial support will help ensure the continuation of our important services and help hundreds of individuals maintain their independence.
What do I do if I eat with a blind person in the restaurant?
It is helpful to identify what is on the table, i.e., a glass of water, flowers. Ask if you should read the menu and the prices. When their food order arrives, use the image of the hands on a clock and tell where each food item is on the plate.
