Easterseals Northern California Celebrates New San Jose Clinic Providing Autism and I/DD Services
Easterseals Northern California officially opened the doors to its newest facility on Oct. 29, a San Jose clinic that expands access to essential developmental disability services for families in the region – addressing a pressing need as the prevalence of autism...
Making a Global Impact: Achieve Australia Visits Catalight’s Walnut Creek Headquarters
Jo-Anne Hewitt, CEO of Achieve Australia – a Sydney-based non-profit that provides a wide-range of tailored disability services – visited the Walnut Creek home of Easterseals Northern California and Catalight on Aug. 1 for a lively exchange of ideas, philosophies and...
Get Your Groceries, Give Some Good with Safeway this August
Safeway Supporting Disabilities With August Checkout Donations On your next trip to the grocery store, you can help Easterseals Hawaii and Easterseals Northern California create life-changing solutions so that people with disabilities can live, learn, work and play to...
Fore a Cause: Golf Tournament at Championship Course Raises $138k for Easterseals Northern California
Seventy-two golfers stepped up to the tee at the renowned Olympic Club in San Francisco on June 3 to drive for change – ultimately raising more than $138,000 for Easterseals Northern California. The event brought in Easterseals Northern California donors from across...
Easterseals Northern California Expands Services and Debuts New Program Name
Today, Easterseals Northern California (ESNorCal) announced that it has expanded its autism services to encompass a broader range of care available to families across Northern California.
Catalight CEO Named to Forbes 50 Over 50
Congratulations to our parent organization Catalight for their CEO Susan Armiger making the Forbes Women 50 Over 50 Impact list. We’re thrilled to partner with a team under such great leadership.
Kaleidoscope program featured in Livermore’s local newspaper The Independent highlighting how ESNorCal services help integrate participants into local community
ESNorCal’s Kaleidoscope Community Adult Program was recently featured in Livermore’s The Independent newspaper, highlighting the impact and importance the program has on its participants.
Kaleidoscope Community Adult Program on KUIC’s Helping Your Hometown
Kaleidoscope’s Program Manager, Zach Lupton, was featured on 95.3 KUIC FM’s Helping Your Hometown segment to share with listeners how ESNorCal’s Kaleidoscope program focuses on community integration.
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Giving Tuesday: Help Families Soar
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