July 25, 2026 - 19:16

Six Upper Valley residents proudly graduated from Dartmouth Health's Project SEARCH program, designed for individuals with disabilities. This innovative program combines classroom instruction with hands-on work experience, empowering participants to develop essential job skills and gain confidence in the workplace.
Throughout the year, graduates engaged in various internships across Dartmouth Health, allowing them to explore different career paths while receiving support from dedicated staff and mentors. The program emphasizes real-world skills, encouraging participants to build resumes and practice interviewing techniques, all while fostering independence.
Family members, friends, and community supporters gathered to celebrate the graduates' achievements during a ceremony that highlighted their hard work and determination. Each participant's journey was unique, showcasing personal growth and the ability to overcome challenges. The event not only marked the end of their time in the program but also the beginning of new opportunities as they step into the workforce with newfound skills and confidence.
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