Since 1974, campers and volunteers from all walks of life have come together for Easterseals Camp, where people with disabilities can enjoy an adaptive camp experience, make new friends, and reunite with old friends.
Strides raised $170,000, which will directly support Easterseals programs and participants while furthering disability inclusion in our community.
During the L.A. Times B2B DEIA Forum, Autism Services VP of Training and Quality, Alyssa Kavner, discussed in-depth on what it takes for a business to have a fully accessible workplace and how it impacts the bottom line, employees, and customers positively.
While the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has ensured some modes of public transportation are accessible for people with disabilities, a large barrier remains when it comes to air travel.
Easterseals Adult Day Services participants with disabilities volunteered at Comic-Con 2023 in San Diego.
Thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), people with disabilities can travel on public transit including trains, buses, ride shares, and taxis. However, a large barrier remains when it comes to air travel – which is exempted from the ADA.
Held at Jack Bulik Park in Fontana on the Dodgers Dreamfield, the Family Fun Day gave eventgoers the opportunity to learn baseball fundamentals, enjoy a free Baker’s meal, and participate in games and activities for all ages.
Easterseals Southern California (ESSC) has launched a public awareness campaign, “We are the 25%”. It highlights that 1 in 4 Americans identifies has having a disability, and that the disability vote represents some 61 million voices strong.
People with significant special needs frequently encounter a variety of barriers to living independently, but Easterseals Southern California (ESSC) is committed to helping the people we serve to live, work and play in their communities.
