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Easterseals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore Press Releases

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    Easterseals Celebrates Autism Acceptance Month

    After losing his ability to communicate as a toddler, Samson made significant progress in communication, behavior, and daily skills through Easterseals early intervention therapies, giving both him and his family greater stability, understanding, and hope for his future.
  • A therapist and a child who is using a tablet smile at the camera.

    Easterseals Celebrates Occupational Therapy Month

    Cameron gained confidence and important preschool skills through Easterseals Children’s Therapy Services, where early occupational and speech therapy helped him become more independent, communicate more clearly, and successfully prepare for school.
  • A boy with epilepsy and autism and a tracheostomy smiles from an accessible bike with a therapist by his side

    Easterseals Introduces 2026 5K Your Way Ambassador

    Nine-year-old Martin Colin Gonzalez, a longtime participant in Easterseals Children’s Therapy Services, is named the 2026 5K Your Way ambassador, highlighting his inspiring journey and the organization’s lifelong support for children and families.
  • Together We Care Respite Ministry to Host Open House

    Canaan Baptist Church, in partnership with Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore and DSAAPD, will host a February 19, 2026 open house to introduce the Together We Care Respite Ministry, a new program offering safe, engaging social activities for adults with Alzheimer’s/dementia while providing much-needed relief for caregivers.
  • Democrats vs. Republicans “Pour” It On for Easterseals

    Democrats and Republicans will compete as guest bartenders on March 4 at Grain Craft Bar + Kitchen in Newark to raise funds for Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore, with 20% of food sales and all tips supporting the cause. The event kicks off the 21st annual Easterseals/CAI Volleyball Challenge on March 7 at the University of Delaware, where the two parties will face off to benefit Easterseals programs.
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    Easterseals Introduces 2026 Volleyball Challenge Ambassador

    Ellice Biloon, affectionately known as “Boss Lady,” found purpose, community, and growing independence through the Easterseals Adult Day Program, where, with dedicated DSP support, she builds skills, friendships, and confidence while actively engaging in her community.
  • Multiple pictures in a CARF graphic showing range of services

    Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore Receives Prestigious CARF Accreditation

    Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore received a three-year CARF International accreditation recognizing its commitment to high-quality, person-centered services. The review praised the organization’s leadership, staff, and excellence across programs including adult day health, children’s therapy, community integration, and assistive technology.
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    Easterseals Announces New Board Officers and Welcomes New Board Member

    Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore recently announced the election of new officers to its Board of Directors, as well as the addition of a new board member. Pierre Anderson will serve as Board Chair, joined by Walter Kowal as Vice Chair, Michael J. Tretina as Treasurer, and Jen Mathews as Secretary.
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    Easterseals Helps Caregivers This Holiday Season

    If you’re caring for an aging loved one, take time this holiday season to check in—whether you live nearby or miles apart. Distance may vary, but responsibility and dedication as a caregiver remain the same.
  • A man with dementia gives a high five after drawing a house

    Easterseals Celebrates Family Caregivers All Year Long

    Mary and her husband, Donald, who have been married for 60 years, loved to travel. Unfortunately, Donald’s dementia diagnosis brought those fun-filled adventures to a screeching halt. It was a hard adjustment for Mary, who was suddenly thrust into the role of full-time caregiver and quickly became overwhelmed.