CMF Kids program surpasses $5 Million to improve education outcomes for children and youth with disabilities across NH.
MANCHESTER, NH – Crotched Mountain Foundation announced new awards for children and youth with disabilities across New Hampshire.
With the announcement, CMF Kids has now invested more than $5 million in programs, initiatives, and partnerships designed to improve educational outcomes, promote inclusion, and build sustainable capacity within schools and communities.
The new partnerships include Rochester School District, Gorham-Randolph-Shelburne School District, Nashua School District, Ashland School District, Franklin School District, Inter-Lakes School District, Laconia School District, Manchester School District, and Hinsdale School District.
Together, these partnerships will directly impact more than 2,000 students with disabilities through initiatives that strengthen inclusive education, expand vocational and community-based opportunities, enhance family engagement, increase access to specialized supports, and build long-term school district capacity.
“CMF Kids is committed to helping schools create sustainable solutions that improve opportunities for children and youth with disabilities,” said Melissa White, Executive Director of CMF Kids. “These partnerships reflect the dedication of our school districts to expanding inclusion, strengthening student supports, and improving outcomes for children and families across New Hampshire.”
Today, CMF Kids partners with 18 school districts and numerous community organizations throughout New Hampshire. Since its launch, the initiative has invested in programs, professional development, adaptive equipment, transportation, assistive technology, and innovative educational practices that help children and youth with disabilities live, learn, and thrive in their communities.