Easterseals NH launches new website to help serve more people

March 8, 2024

NH Business Review Staff,

After a year-long process, Easterseals NH has launched a new website — eastersealsnh.org — designed to provide easier access to its services and resources for people of all abilities.

“Our new website takes advantage of the latest internet technologies,” said Michele Talwani, chief communications and marketing officer. “The site includes accessibility features, which are tremendously important to make sure everyone has an inclusive web experience. The multi-site creates an agency-wide online experience for our clients, community partners, donors and general public. What were once siloed sites for New Hampshire, Vermont, Farnum and Veterans Count are now accessible through enhanced navigation and site mapping.”

The website follows a re-branding effort to bring together new images, graphics and messaging that better reflects its brand as a passionate, bold, inclusive and empowering organization.

In addition, Easterseals NH has introduced a new intranet for its more than 1,400 employees, which features access to the employee newsletter, personnel forms and a wellness site.

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