Veterans Count
Connecting New Hampshire's service members, veterans and their families to solutions
Our Creed:
We pledge to serve those who serve our nation with honor, integrity, and rapid response. We will always put our mission first. We will never give up. We will never quit. We will do whatever it takes to meet the critical needs of service members, veterans, and their families. We respect and appreciate the pledge they have made to serve. Because of their commitment, we pledge to uphold these values in our service to them.
Our Mission:
Veterans Count, a program of Easterseals, provides critical and timely clinical and social services, as well as financial assistance, to service members, veterans, and their families when other resources are not available to ensure their dignity, physical and mental health, and overall well-being.
Our Unique Approach:
We developed a one-of-a-kind Care Coordination program that provides confidential support designed to meet the unique needs of service members, veterans, and their families.
We offer support and resources around:
- Benefit navigation
- Counseling and emotional support
- Military sexual trauma, PTSD, and TBI
- Substance use treatment
- Housing stabilization
- Employment
- Legal concerns
- Parenting
- Military sexual trauma, PTSD, and TBI
- Aging and senior needs
- Budgeting and financial management
- Emergency financial assistance
To request Care Coordination, please contact our Program Coordinator at mvsintake@eastersealsnh.org or call 603.315.4354
Care coordination is holistic, client-centered case management support for veterans. Care Coordinator Glenn Kazan recently helped Joe, a veteran who's come back for his grandchildren is both inspiring and heartening. Learn how Glenn played a major role in Joe's transformation.
For other questions or more information, please contact us using the button below.
Meet Sid
Sid’s Veterans Count care coordinator offered a hand-up to support him when he returned from deployment. Together, they addressed Sid’s unique challenges and helped him to take charge of his life again.
Mike & Alex
Mike and his son Alex have faced their fair share of challenges. On September 11, 2017, Karen passed away in a tragic motorcycle accident as Mike, her husband of 22 years, was following her. This loss took a devastating toll on Mike and Alex, both emotionally and financially, making it difficult to go about their daily lives. Read their full story here.
This is Axel
Listen to Axel's story about his service, injury, and connection with Easterseals Veterans Count.
Easterseals Veterans Count works closely with:
