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Easterseals of NH: Michelle Talwani & Karen Hudson-Landsbury
Easterseals of NH: Michelle Talwani & Karen Hudson-Landsbury

Recorded during the 2025 SWAM Veteran Services Organization Summit, from Easterseals of New Hampshire – Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, NH

What are some of the programs available at the Easters of NH – Military & Veterans Campus? What are some of the volunteer opportunities for individuals and companies?

Michelle Talwani – Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, and  Karen Hudson-Landsbury join host Jeff Chidester from the broadcast at the Easterseals of New Hampshire – Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, NH to discuss the numerous programs offered through Easterseals.

We talk about the newly opened Webster and Henry residential housing for veterans on the campus,  the ‘Hub Services‘ currently offered,  and the Bernadine Herron Center. 

Karen shared the many ways that individuals and organizations can volunteer and offer donations in support of the Easterseals of New Hampshire – Military & Veterans Campus in Franklin, NH

 

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