Life in a nursing home may be necessary at times, but it’s not something most of us would choose.
A note from Lou Giramma, Aspire’s CEO
When IPPI became Aspire Living & Learning last September, other transformations were also taking pla...
If you are a non-disabled person, you may think of your Alexa assistant or your smart TV as a conven...
Patty Keleher’s autobiographical first book, The Life of a Late Bloomer, is a study in contrasts.
Much has been said about the isolation of the pandemic: how we’re staying home, binge watching telev...
Fran Richards, Aspire Living & Learning Direct Support Professional, was honored this December by Ga...
I wrote these words in the very early hours of the morning after a restless and sleepless night. I w...
The old saying that necessity is the mother of invention has never been more true than in the past y...
Amy Rheaume, M.Ed., BCBA, LABA was recently elected Vice President of the New Hampshire Association ...