Local Nonprofit Donates Books and Blankets to Kids at Child Development Centers in Ontario
Easterseals Southern California’s (ESSC) Child Development Centers in Ontario, CA have benefited from the Books and Blankets for Babies project.
Introducing Veterans Employment & Transition Services (VETS)
Beginning in January 2023, the Bob Hope Veterans Support Program will transition its name to Veterans Employment & Transition Services, or VETS.
Navy Veteran Shares How Easterseals Helped Him Find Purpose
Navy Veteran Anderson found a new career thanks to the Easterseals Bob Hope Veterans Support Program.
The History of Employment Awareness for People with Disabilities
Recognizing National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Digital Inclusion Week: How Easterseals SoCal is Closing the Digital Divide
Explore these Easterseals SoCal programs that are closing the digital divide for people with disabilities.
Participants Create ‘Our Voices Matter’ Advocacy Group
Easterseals Southern California participants have created a monumental advocacy group called Our Voices Matter (OVM) to advocate for their rights and the rights of their peers.
Easterseals’ Technology Lending Library: Addressing the Digital Divide in the Disability Community
Easterseals Southern California launched its Technology Lending Library in the summer of 2022. This new program provides technology and training to people with disabilities throughout Los Angeles County.
Former Student Joins Her Preschool Teacher at Easterseals Child Development Services Center
Family Support Assistant Jacklynn Pacheco-Anaya now enjoys having the same positive impact on children that made her feel welcome as a child.
Assemblymember Luz Rivas Honors Representatives from Adult Day Services in Van Nuys for Volunteer Work
Participants and Life Skills Coaches given certificates of recognition for completing month-long project for Red Ribbon Week
Career Spotlight: Q&A with Magician and Public Speaker John Kippen
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, we spoke to John Kippen, who views his disability as his superpower.