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  • A mother and a daughter hold hands and smile in a hallway

    Self-Directed Care

    Take charge of your care by hiring a friend or family member as your caregiver.
  • A therapist assists a toddler with speaking while the toddler plays with a toy.

    Speech Language Therapy

    Speech Language Therapy diagnoses, treats, and prevents communication and swallowing disorders in individuals of all ages.
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    Adult Services

    Easterseals provides a variety of center and community-based services for adults and seniors with disabilities.
  • Child with Down syndrome plays music on a recorder

    Easterseals Celebrates Better Hearing and Speech Month

    It is a typical scene happening in many homes across the country, a family sharing a meal at the table. However, for the Shrieves family, this night is anything but typical. For the first time since two-year-old Cheyanne was born, the family is all eating the same meal. Easterseals speech therapy services helped this magical moment come true.
  • A child with ponytails smiles while walking on a physical therapy staircase

    Easterseals, Thrilled to Take the Trip with Kenzie

    Experiencing the joy and unconditional love that is Kenzie Pickett, of Lincoln, DE, is one of the world’s great gifts to offer. She can find a friend in any room and knows who needs a hug the most. Kenzie is a three-year-old girl full of sass, spirit and who also happens to have Down Syndrome. Kenzie is meeting her milestones with Easterseals by her side every step of the way.
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    Easterseals Receives $25,000 Grant from Discover Bank

    Easterseals Delaware & Maryland’s Eastern Shore recently received a $25,000 grant through Discover Bank to support its Supported Employment program – a program that opens the door to meaningful work and competitive wages in the community for adults with intellectual disabilities, while providing employers with dedicated, productive employees.