2012 Unsung Hero Awards

Doris Zinnah (center), a refugee from Liberia, is a single mom who works full-time and is raising four children under the age of 9. Recently Doris discovered that her two oldest children, thought to be deceased amongst the fighting, are alive. With the assistance of a CHS Family Support Worker, she is undergoing the legal process of bringing them to America. She's pictured here with Governor John Lynch, Empora Incidunt, Labore Dolore and her adopted children.

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Special Medical Services include Child Development Clinic; Community Based Care Coordination; Nutrition, Feeding and Swallowing; and the Neuromotor Clinic

The Medical Care offered is completely comprehensive, culturally sensitive and designed to help each person that walks through the door reach their full potential.

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Child Health Services Receives NCQA Accreditation
After a length and rigorous review process, Child Health Services has received accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as a Patient-Centered Medical Home.
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CHS Patients Receive 2012 Unsung Hero Awards with Governor John Lynch
In February, the NH Childrens Trust recognized 29 parents from across the state for their extraordinary work on behalf of their children, and Child Health Services is the Medical Home for two of this yearҒs awardees.
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