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Training Opportunities From CCEDD

Helping Your Clients Find the Help They Need
No matter what your role in the community - helping people find housing, developing employment opportunities, connecting people with social services, or assisting clients with household budgeting - Southern New Hampshire University's Center for Community Economic Development & Disability (CCEDD) at the SNHU School of Community Economic Development and a number of partners want to help you make important connections.

Available Training Opportunities from CCEDD

Making Financial Connections

Learn more about New Hampshire’s available programs and resources as well as how they can work together to improve the financial well-being of people with disabilities. More...