Take Action on Legislative Issues Affecting People with Disabilities
Easter Seals assists members of Congress and their staff, White House and federal agency officials, and representatives of other national interests -- as well as citizens like you -- to understand and act in support of policies and programs that help people with disabilities to live with equality, dignity and independence.
Easter Seals' legislative efforts focus on health care, early intervention, child care, education, employment, housing, supports for older Americans, recreation, assistive technology, transportation, and nonprofit organization operations.
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Join Easter Seals today in educating and informing public officials about issues that affect individuals with disabilities. View Easter Seals Action Alerts and contact your legislators now!
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With your help today, you can ensure important measures around health, education, employment, transportation and other services are available for those who need them most.
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Easterseals Advocates for Accessible Transportation
Major airlines in the United States break or destroy 31 wheelchairs every single day. That's why we launched a national public service announcement campaign about the issue. Join Easterseals in helping make sure planes connect everyone to family and friends, to opportunity, and to possibilities.
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Legislative Landmarks
Easterseals has been active in public policy advocacy since our found, Edgar Allen, lobbied the Ohio Legislature to fund appropriate services for children with disabilities in the 1920s. We continue to actively support and promote federal legislation that helps people with disabilities achieve independence.
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Public Policy Priorities
Easterseals is dedicated to ensuring that the rights and resources that people with disabilities rely on are protected and expanded. To achieve that goal, we focus our efforts to protect, renew and expand access to effective services and supports for individuals with disabilities, older adults, and veterans to help them reach their potential and thrive in their communities.
Public Policy Priorities
