IANH is pleased to announce the launch of an initiative to raise awareness about domestic abuse issues, provide employable and social skills to persons in need, and create a safe networking environment for these persons. Though it is an initiative of IANH, it is an inclusive effort and will not discriminate with any one based on race, age, gender and ethnicity. Any one can join the classes.
 
We are offering free training sessions on the campus of Southern New Hampshire University’s Nashua Center which is located at 546 Amherst Street, Nashua, NH - 03063. These sessions will focus on computer literacy and use of the Internet; English communication skills; and immigration /naturalization documentation support. During the immigration/ naturalization documentation support session, IANH volunteers will help in filling out the forms to the best of their abilities but will not be provide any legal advice. These sessions will be from 8:00 am – 2:00 pm every Saturday from November 10 to December 15, 2007. There will be no training sessions on November 24. If you would like additional information about this initiative or for details about the schedule of courses and pre-registration, please send an email to ianh_saheli@ianh.org. Pre-registration is not required but is recommended to ensure a space in the class.
 
We would like to acknowledge and extend our heart felt thanks to SNHU’s President Dr. Paul LeBlanc and Nashua Center ’s Director Ms. Karen Goodman for their support. We express our sincere thanks to Saheli, Boston for sharing their expertise and curriculum to conduct the classes and for the commitment and dedication shown by the volunteer resource persons.

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