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  • A person is leaping into the air getting ready to hit a volleyball over the net.

    Easterseals/CAI Volleyball Challenge

    Join us for the Annual Easterseals/CAI Volleyball Challenge. This year, the event will take place over one day at the University of Delaware Carpenter Sports Building.
    March 7th, 2026
    Newark, DE
  • A group of runners are running to the right of the frame at a Walk With Me event

    Walk With Me Delmarva

    Runners and Walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to participate and support life-changing solutions for people with disabilities in our community.


    October 19th, 2025
    Long Neck, DE
  • Two men with disabilities are well dressed in a room of many people. They are smiling at the camera.

    Annual Celebration

    The Easterseals Annual Celebration is one of the year's most vital fundraisers.
    October 7th, 2025
    Wilmington, DE
  • A graphic showing two hands holding a cup of coffee with text saying "Refill you cup".

    Caregiver Conference

    Easterseals hosts the only conference in Delaware focused on family caregivers.
    Wednesday, August 27
    8:30am - 2:30pm
    Dover, DE
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    Artfulness With Easterseals

    Easterseals participants art will be showcased through the Artfulness Program!
    Thursday May 29 - Sunday June 15, 2025
    Rehobeth Beach , DE
  • Small child walks hand in hand with other walkers on a paved path. They are wearing bright pink and dark blue shirts

    Walk With Me Salisbury

    Runners and Walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to participate and support life-changing solutions for people with disabilities in our community.
    Event Date TBD
    Salisbury, MD
  • A young child with a disability smiles at the camera

    Easterseals Treats People, Not Diagnoses

    Families like James’ turn to Easterseals not only for life-changing therapies, but for hope for their child’s future. Tracy and Jamie experienced that after James was diagnosed with Down syndrome.
  • A graphic with a woman in a wheel chair looking at computer monitor

    Easterseals Celebrates Older Americans Month

    In observance of Older Americans month in May, Easterseals will feature “Assistive Technology for Aging” in its virtual “What’s thAT?” assistive technology series. Easterseals’ “What’s thAT?” offers valuable tools and tips to help caregivers support loved ones so they can live as independently as possible.
  • A child and an Easterseals employee sit at a table and are smiling at each other. On the table there are toys and a worksheet.

    Easterseals Celebrates National Speech-Language-Hearing Month

    Harrison’s first words were uttered through a speech program on his tablet, mostly about his needs. Now he can say over 200 words and speak in short sentences, including singing his favorite songs. He is working on describing things around him.
  • A child uses a pair of scissors while her therapist smiles and looks down at her.

    Evie Is Unstoppable With Easterseals

    When Evie started receiving Occupational Therapy, she was not able to sit up unsupported, reach, bring her hands together, or hold anything. Easterseals therapists helped her learn to play, hold toys, clap, hold her spoon correctly so she can effectively feed herself, color, and safely use scissors.