NH HB1215

Establishes "Grace's Law" to protect the communication rights of individuals with developmental disabilities receiving state services

Guarantees the right to use preferred communication methods including Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices, letterboards, independent typing, sign language, non-verbal gestural systems, and speech-generating devices

Requires group homes, schools, and public institutions within the state service delivery system to recognize and support these communication methods

Mandates that trained staff including direct support professionals, educators, and health care providers make all reasonable efforts to accommodate an individual's preferred communication method

Takes effect 60 days after passage