Easter Seals Canada

Easter Seals Canada Programs and Services supporting Canadian families living with disability for over 100 years.

Since its establishment in 1922, Easter Seals Canada and its provincial member organizations have been dedicated to supporting children, youth and adults who are living with disabilities enhance their well-being, quality of life and independence. We strive to offer myriad programs and services to respond to the evolving needs and aspirations of persons living with disabilities, and their families,

and to cultivating a fully accessible and inclusive society. Visit www.easterseals.ca for more information about us, and programs and services available in your province.

With summer winding down and kids heading back to school, we’re saying goodbye to another amazing camp season.To our inc...
08/28/2026

With summer winding down and kids heading back to school, we’re saying goodbye to another amazing camp season.

To our incredible campers, counsellors, staff, volunteers, donors and partners: thank you for making camp possible and helping create a summer full of joy and possibility for kids, youth, and adults living with disabilities.

We’ll see you next summer! 🌞

Access 2 opens the door to entertainment, culture, and recreation for people with permanent disabilities all across Cana...
08/27/2026

Access 2 opens the door to entertainment, culture, and recreation for people with permanent disabilities all across Canada.

Find out if you're eligible here: access2card.ca/eligibility

Not all disabilities are visible.Disability can look different for everyone. Some disabilities are immediately apparent,...
08/17/2026

Not all disabilities are visible.

Disability can look different for everyone. Some disabilities are immediately apparent, while others may not be visible at all. These include neurological, cognitive, sensory, mental health, and chronic conditions that aren’t always immediately apparent.

For people living with invisible disabilities, it can sometimes be difficult to access the accommodations and support they need. Understanding, kindness, and inclusion can go a long way in helping everyone feel seen, respected, and supported.🌻

✅ CHECKED THAT OFF THE BUCKET LIST! ✅Today, we kicked off the first Drop Zone event of the season in Halifax with Easter...
08/11/2026

✅ CHECKED THAT OFF THE BUCKET LIST! ✅

Today, we kicked off the first Drop Zone event of the season in Halifax with Easter Seals Nova Scotia. 🎉

Funds raised through Drop Zone help support vital programs and services for Canadians living with disabilities. 💙

Next stop: Winnipeg on August 18 with Manitoba Possible! Visit thedropzone.ca for more information.

For many Canadians with disabilities or long-term conditions, getting from point A to point B can come with barriers tha...
07/30/2026

For many Canadians with disabilities or long-term conditions, getting from point A to point B can come with barriers that others may not see.

2025 data from Statistics Canada highlights the transportation challenges many travellers face, including barriers at stations and terminals, difficulties onboard vehicles, and a lack of needed supports or accommodations.

Creating a barrier-free Canada starts with listening to lived experiences and removing barriers so everyone can travel with independence and dignity.

The Access 2 Card was created with a simple but powerful goal: breaking down financial barriers for people with disabili...
07/28/2026

The Access 2 Card was created with a simple but powerful goal: breaking down financial barriers for people with disabilities so everyone can enjoy entertainment, recreation, and cultural experiences across Canada.

With an Access 2 Card, you can:
✅ Receive 2-for-1 admission for yourself and a support person
✅ Access participating attractions with ease
✅ Enjoy unforgettable experiences without disclosing your specific diagnosis

Visit access2card.ca to learn more.

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07/23/2026

In the first year of the National Disability Initiative alone, at least 24 new partnerships and collaborations were formed across organizations working to advance accessibility and inclusion, with more to come. The group serves as a model for what can happen when people come together to dismantle ableism and inaccessibility. Share this post and help us amplify the ‘s work.

Thank you for having us We Care!
07/20/2026

Thank you for having us We Care!

Address

40 Holly Street, Suite 401
Toronto, ON
M4S3C3

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+14169328382

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