Easterseals programs across the country provide a wide variety of interventions that help individuals of all abilities, including those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
For all media inquiries or to set up an interview, please contact Rachel McGlasson, Communications Coordinator, at (314) 394-7064 or rachel.mcglasson@esmw.org.
Tec Chapman gives an update on KFRU about how Easterseals Midwest is adapting our services to continue providing care for everyone who is counting on us.
The Daily Star Journal and Courier Tribune share CEO Wendy Sullivan's views on Governor Mike Parson's proposed budget, which includes funding recommendations to address the Direct Support Professional workforce crisis.
Our simple tips and tricks for an inclusive Halloween were shared by KOLR, KSDK, STL Live, and STL Public Radio. Jeanne Marshall, Melanie Mills, and Kris Krieger all gave their insight to why these pointers are so important.
KTRS's The Art and Jennifer Show interviewed Ann Schad about our LINK program, a curriculum focused on teaching individuals with autism the social skills needed to be successful in the workplace.
Melanie Mills, Director of Autism Services, lists the top 10 places that children with developmental disabilities can go to enjoy the summer. Visit FOX 2to catch up on the details.
Easterseals Midwest has launched a new program, LINK, in Kansas City to prepare individuals with autism for a successful entrance into the workplace. Watch FOX 4's story about this employment program.
Fox 2 News interviewed Jeanne Marshall, Executive Vice President of Services and CPO, about the importance and value of early intervention for young children with autism.
Family Connections Events provide families time to relax, build relationships, and enjoy a fun day. Read the Southeast Missourian story about these fun activities in Cape Girardeau.
Wendy Sullivan, Easterseals Midwest's CEO, draws attention to the critical issue of fair pay for nonprofit Direct Support Professionals in her Letter to the Editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Southeast Missourian joins Easterseals Midwest at a special sensory-friendly event at LeBounce in Cape Girardeau.View the photo gallery of the event.
Town & Style honors Easterseals Midwest volunteer David Sanders with the Reaching Out Award, recognizing his important contributions to his community.
KRMS interviews Kent Schien, a board of director for Easterseals Midwest, about the Alan Frederick Schien Memorial Golf Tournament, a fundraiser for Easterseals Midwest in honor of his son, Alan.
Easterseals Midwest hosts an open house for Missouri state and senate representatives at our Columbia office to learn how cuts to disability services will impact Missourians.KOMU interviews Wendy Sullivan, Easterseals Midwest's CEO.
Wendy Sullivan, Easterseals Midwest's CEO, discusses the critical Medicaid services in a Letter to the Editor of The Kansas City Star.
Kellie Houx, Southeast editor of the Courier-Tribune in Liberty, MO, interviews Greg Kramer, Easterseals Midwest Vice President of Business Development, about the 27th anniversary of The Americans with Disabilities Act and the services Easterseals provides.
Jimmy Carr, a program participant in Easterseals Midwest's Community Connections program, lands a job. Read Jimmy's story in his interview with Kellie Houx, Southeast editor of the Courier-Tribune in Liberty, MO.
Twinkling lights. The smell of gingerbread. Holiday carols filling the air. For many, it's these things that get them right into the holiday spirit. But for families with sensory sensitivities, the sights and sounds of the season can be a bit too much. But no one deserves to miss out on the joy of the season. Check out our list of top sensory-friendly holiday events in the St. Louis area. Read more
With Halloween just around the corner, parents and children alike are prepping. But parents of children with intellectual or developmental disabilities may have additional things to consider when preparing for this spooky day. Read more
Halloween is quickly approaching. But before you head to the store to pick out the best candy, keep in mind the trick-or-treaters with disabilities who may be stopping by. Read more
For the 12th year, the Easterseals Midwest partnered with On the Run, U-Gas, and Dirt Cheap locations throughout the Greater St. Louis metropolitan area for All Stars for Autism - a campaign that brings awareness and funds to individuals and families impacted by autism. Read more
As an Early Head Start and Head Start provider, the Early Childhood Center provides comprehensive services to support the mental, social, and emotional development of children, from infant to five-years-old. Read more
In celebration of Autism Awareness Month, Easterseals Midwest partnered with Valvoline Instant Oil Change℠ to raise awareness and support for children, teens, and adults with autism. Read more
The American Network of Community Options and Resources has recognized Rick Maclin of Easterseals Midwest as the 2017 Direct Support Professional of the Year for Missouri. Read more
Easterseals Midwest, a nonprofit organization dedicated to making profound, positive differences in the lives of people with disabilities, is expanding its services to St. Joseph, Missouri. Read more
Charlie Owens, an 11-year-old St. Louisan and Easterseals Midwest client with autism, stars in an autism-focused episode of the Netflix series Mack & Moxy. Read more
To learn more about our programs at Easterseals Midwest, please contact us at1-800-200-2119 orinfo@esmw.org.
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