Crotched Mountain Foundation is a nonprofit charitable organization serving children and adults with disabilities and their families since 1953. Our 1,400-acre residential campus includes a school, hospital, outpatient clinic, brain injury center, media center, an athletic complex and

New Hampshire's first wheelchair accessible tree house. We are committed to encouraging personal choice and development and building communities of mutual support through a wide array of programs and services to 2,500 consumers annually in Greenfield, throughout New Hampshire, and in locations in New England and New York. We work hard to provide life experiences that include rehabilitation, education, recreation, and vocational opportunities to prepare these individuals for life beyond our campus.

Crotched Mountain School - a private special education residential/day school for 128 students with multiple disabilities, ages 6-21. Fully accredited K-12 curriculum.

Brain Injury Center - a 30 bed comprehensive residential rehabilitation services and individualized care for adults, ages 18-59.

Children's Specialty Hospital - a 30 bed acute and sub-acute rehabilitation services for children and young adults.

Outpatient Services - clinical and rehabilitation services for children and adults with disabilities, including: aquatic therapy, audiology, assistive technology, developmental pediatrics,  dysphagia, occupational therapy, physiatry, physical therapy, psychology, sensory integration therapy, and speech-language pathology.

School Partnership Program - providing medical, educational, and therapeutic evaluations to enable local schools to serve students with complex neurological disorders.

Crotched Mountain Community Care - an alternative to nursing homes for New Hampshire adults with chronic illnesses or disabilities who wish to remain in their own homes.

Crotched Mountain Residential Services - housing and care management services for adults with developmental disabilities living in New Hampshire.

Accessible Apartments - affordable and accessible residences located in Manchester and Whitefield NH; Portland, ME; and East Greenbush, NY.

Foster Grandparent Program - income-eligible senior volunteers paired with at-risk children in Hillsborough, Cheshire, Sulllivan, Coos, and parts of Grafton counties of New Hampshire.