We are standing outside the restaurant. I’m wearing a sundress and he’s wearing a dress shirt with dress pants and dress shoes. We are standing side-by-side with an arm around each other and smiling. It was taken after dinner for our two year anniversary.

[TEMPLATE] Adult Day Services

Easterseals provides home and community-based services affording adults and seniors resources they need to stay healthy and engaged with their community or neighborhood.

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Easterseals adult day service centers provide a place outside the home for adults of all ages and with all types of disabilities to be active in the community, socialize with their peers, and receive health and personal care services.

Our life-changing programs help adults with disabilities, people with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia, as well as those with Multiple Sclerosis, and those who have had a stroke, thrive and improve overall emotional and physical health.

In addition, these valuable programs offer respite, support, and education for family members and other caregivers.

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More Than Accessibility: Easterseals Is Transforming How Public Venues Include Disabled Individuals

Easterseals Southern California is redefining public spaces with sensory spaces—helping neurodivergent individuals feel welcomed, not just accommodated.
When Caregivers Need Care: Finding Support at Easterseals' Retreat Yourself

At Easterseals Serving Chicagoland and Rockford's Retreat Yourself, caregivers enjoy activities, support, and rest before returning home refreshed.
Healing with Community and Self-Guided Care

Easterseals MORC’s Dreams Unlimited Clubhouse, a mental health rehabilitation program, helped Sarah find work and hobbies that she loves.
Empowering Disabled Adults Through Community: Weekend Retreat at Easterseals Massachusetts

Discover how Easterseals Massachusetts' Empowering You retreat fosters community and self-confidence for young adults with disabilities.

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Episode 52: Free to Be Me: Ron Funches on Autism and Meeting Yourself Where You Are

Comedian Ron Funches reflects on autism, parenting, and self-acceptance, and on supporting autistic people at every stage.
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Episode 51: Meeting People Where They Are: Dani Bowman on Autism Acceptance

Autistic animator Dani Bowman discusses autism acceptance, neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and creating career pathways through DaniMation Entertainment, plus her experience on Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum.
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Episode 50: Love, Humor, and Real Life: Shane & Hannah Burcaw on Relationships and Disability

Shane and Hannah Burcaw share candid insights on love, disability misconceptions, content creation, and staying grounded while navigating life online together.
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Episode 49: The Power of Purpose: Heather Mills on Business, Courage, and Kindness

Heather Mills shares how resilience, purpose-led entrepreneurship, and advocacy shaped her journey from Paralympic success to building global plant-based impact.