NEW Saturday Programming!
Join us for The Bridge Center’s first weekly Saturday recreational series! This four-week session includes exciting movement activities such as biking, yoga, nature trail adventures, and field games. Each week concludes with a wonderful, collaborative, hands-on activity where participants come together to create a tasty and nutritious snack to refuel and recharge.
Learn MoreOur mission is to provide services to ensure children and adults with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work, and play.
With an individualized approach to all services, we focus on the power of unlocking every person's full potential.
Easterseals Massachusetts serves all regions of Massachusetts creating a thriving network for the Disability and Veteran communities. Our therapists and specialists are experts in their field providing the most exceptional services in a wide range of settings.
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Bridge to Opportunities Golf Classic
This golf classic will help fund many of our programs and services at The Bridge Center, our newly acquired facility in Bridgewater, Massachusetts.
Monday, July 21, 2025
Tee Time 9:00 a.m., Registration 8:00 a.m.
Olde Scotland Links Golf Course
695 Pine Street, Bridgewater, MA
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Easterseals Massachusetts
18 Chestnut Street, Suite 200
Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: (508) 757-2756
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Alexander
Alexander Freeman, an award-winning filmmaker and disability rights activist with cerebral palsy, navigates life with strong determination despite his physical limitations. Read more about how AT Specialists, Microsoft Engineers and Programmers, and Alex collaborated to produce a groundbreaking innovation.
Allison
Overcoming many barriers, Allison Thompkins is a true example of what perseverance and determination look like. Living with cerebral palsy since birth, she has defied expectations, achieved academic success, and became a leading advocate for accessibility and inclusion. Read more about Allison’s journey.
Caterina
Self-described “animal lover” Caterina, a 2023 Holyoke Community College graduate, said she needed much more than a passion for helping animals to achieve her education goals and earn her Veterinary Assistant Certificate. Read more about how the College Navigator Program set Caterina on a path to success.
Jeremy
When Jeremy’s mother, Rose, learned about the Physical Therapy (PT) services available at The Bridge Center, she was excited about the possibilities available to him. She was particularly interested in his potential use of Hippotherapy, which uses equine movement during PT sessions. Read more about how Jeremy reached his goals with this tool.
Nicole
Diagnosed with Central Nervous System Lupus and other disabilities, Nicole started losing her vision a few years ago, significantly impacting her day-to-day life and making her goal of earning a college degree more and more challenging. Read more about how Nicole achieved her goals with the Assistive Technology (AT) program.
Sajjona
If you ask Sajjona’s family what she was meant to do, they reply, “She was born to thrive,” and she is doing just that. With their unwavering support and the guidance of Easterseals Massachusetts (ESMA) Rehabilitation Services therapists, she is living, learning, and playing to the fullest. Read more about Sajjona's journey.
Featured Programs
Assistive Technology Regional Centers
Increase your independence at home, on the job, or in school by making informed decisions about the assistive technology that's right for you. This is a FREE resource to easily borrow AT. Solutions can range from non-electronic communication displays to communication devices controlled by eye movements, and more.
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College Navigator Program
The College Navigator program assists students to identify barriers, advocate for their needs, and access college services and resources to successfully reach graduation. This program provides individualized services to college students with disabilities based on their goals, strengths, and needs.
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Youth Leadership Network (YLN)
Through the support of the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, YLN promotes self-advocacy and self-awareness for teens and young adults with disabilities ages 14-26. Meetings are held every Tuesday at 4:45 pm via zoom. No long-term commitment is necessary.
Read MoreWhen you make a donation to Easterseals, you help strengthen our mission to ensure everyone — regardless of age or ability — is fully included and empowered.
