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Making Our Lives Accessible

Easterseals provides programs designed to help children and adults learn—and often re-learn—basic functions, master skills needed to develop and thrive, and be sharp and active as they age.

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Our mission is to spread help, hope & answers

Easterseals New York provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play in their communities. We change the way the world defines and views disability by making profound, positive differences in people's lives every day.

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NY Islanders Race to the Rink 5K Supporting Easterseals New York

The Isles Race to the Rink 5K pres. by Easterseals New York & supported by the Islanders Children’s Foundation is taking place on March 26. Participants will receive a commemorative shirt, running bib & medal.

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More jobseekers with disabilities entered the labor market in January as compared to December.
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The year 2022 was a remarkable and historic time for the employment of people with disabilities.
New York Islanders logo with white and orange lettering on blue background. Easterseals New York, a Member of The Fedcap Group logo in orange, blue and black lettering on white background.
Easterseals NY brand and programing will be featured throughout the season during games as a Hockey With A Heart partner, which includes sharing in three 50/50 raffles as well as off-ice activities, events and promotions such as job fairs at UBS Arena.
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In particular, the guidance notes that hospitalized patients with developmental disabilities should be given the opportunity to participate in their care.
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University of Buffalo Campus News reports on fashion photographer Rick Guidotti's visit to the University Pediatric Dentistry Clinic to promote more inclusive imagery in medical education.

Recent Posts From

Easterseals

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In Celebration of Judy Heumann

March 13, 2023

Judy Heumann was known as the Mother of the Disability Rights Movement. It wasn’t just because of he…

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New Beginnings for a Long-Distance Relationship

February 8, 2023

Welcome to a new year! I hope everyone is having a nice start to 2023. New Year’s Day is alway…

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Inaccessible Hospitality: “What An Incredible Conference…That I Had To Leave Early”

December 15, 2022

There I was, lying on the pullout couch less than 2 feet above the floor, where my mother and my fri…

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The Federal Website for the Americans with Disabilities Act Got an Upgrade

December 15, 2022

So much has happened during this holiday season that you may have missed this bit of good news ̵…

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You Might Find Something Accessible to Be Thankful for Within this List

November 21, 2022

This is my favorite time of year. I love reflecting on the year and recognizing what I’m thank…

Stories of Success

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A “can-do” spirit

Marti Clark has a history of exceeding people’s expectations. As a former Easterseals child representative, Marti grew up to accomplish her goals with her therapists and teachers over the years helping through transitional times in Marti’s life.

Auburn Smith
A "One-of-a-Kind Kid"

Born with Spina Bifida and clubfoot, Auburn Smith became a nationally-ranked tennis player and aspiring musician.

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Act of Kindness Leads to Inspiring Reunion

Spotlight story about Kim Mitchell

From "wait and see" to success in school

Born with autism, Connor is bright, funny, warm, loving and energetic.

Featured Programs

Camp Colonie

Camp Colonie: A Place for Memories

Camp Colonie is a six week long integrated summer camp program for children and young adults 5-21 years of age.

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SCSEP workers

Senior Community Service Employment Program

Easterseals New York SCSEP assists mature workers re-enter the workforce through job training and internship placements.

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Educational Programs

Throughout New York State, we offer educational services to children with disabilities within integrated environments where children can learn and thrive.

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