Celebrating 25 Years of Service 
 The primary goal of Child Health Services is that all children served will be functioning to their full capacity-physically and psychosocially-and that their families will be able to find and use support services effectively. Using a trans-disciplinary approach, our model relies on quality medical care that is delivered within a social support system to promote parent strengths. With a staff of pediatricians, nurse practitioners, nurses, social workers and nutritionists, Child Health Services provides a "medical home" to a population of children that may not otherwise have access to our health care system.
The mission of our Teen Health Clinic is to serve the unique needs of adolescents. Using the same comprehensive model as Child Health Services, the Teen Health Clinic enables hundreds of children in Manchester to access services and the larger health care system.
Our Child Development Clinic has a catchment area from Concord to Nashua and focuses on behavioral and developmental problems in early childhood. Clients are often referred to the Child Development Clinic because a general pediatrician or a parent has a concern about developmental delay, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), or a more serious diagnosis such as Autism.
New to Child Health Services within the past year are two collaborative efforts with the State of New Hampshire: Community Based Care Coordination and the N euromotor Clinic. Both these programs enable children with chronic conditions to be served within the community which they live.
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