Crotched Mountain > Foundation

	Center for Medical Home Improvement

	The Cornucopia Project

	Harry Gregg Foundation

	Healing Arts Program

	Accessible Hiking Trail

	The View from Crotched Mountain Podcasts

	Woodchip Plant

Crotched Mountain > FOUNDATION

Our Mission:

"Crotched Mountain is dedicated to serving individuals with disabilities and their families, embracing personal choice and development, and building communities of mutual support."

We have earned a reputation for excellence through serving the needs of people with disabilities and their families for over 50 years. Crotched Mountain provides specialized education, rehabilitation, community and residential support services for more than 2,000 individuals living in New England and New York.

Our Foundation promotes and provides administrative support for those programs and services delivered through our rehabilitation center and community-based services throughout the northeast.

Center for Medical Home Improvement	The Center for Medical Home Improvement (CMHI) is an affiliated organization dedicated to improving the quality of primary care for children and youth with special health care needs and their families by establishingand supporting networks of parent/professional teams.
The Cornucopia Project	The Cornucopia Project is a pilot program committed to teaching young people about healthy nutrition. The project involves integrating work in a greenhouse and school garden into the school curriculum.
Harry Gregg Foundation	An affiliated charitable organization that provides financial assistance to improve the lives of people in New Hampshire with physical, intellectual or emotional disabilities.
Healing Arts Program	Learn how our Healing Arts program has enriched the lives of our clients.
Accessible Hiking Trail	Watch a feature article from WMUR-TV's NH Chronicle about our accessible hiking trail.
The View From Crotched Mountain	The View from Crotched Mountain is a podcast featuring topics of interest to people with disabilities and their families.
Woodchip Plant	Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center is keeping its campus warm while keeping costs down, and supporting the local forest economy at the same time. The organization's new heating and hot water system is an environmentally-friendly wood chip plant that burns wood from the New Hampshire forests.