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At Easterseals Midwest, we are leading the way to 100% equity, inclusion, and access for people with disabilities, their families, and our communities. Every year, we provide support to nearly 50,000 individuals across Illinois, Kansas, and Missouri through our life-changing Autism, Community Living, Employment, Early Childhood - Home Visiting, Health Home, and Hearing and Speech programs.
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Kansas families, caretakers, and community partners, join us for a free virtual webinar series designed to support families and caregivers of individuals with autism. Each session offers expert insights and practical strategies on topics ranging from skill development, reducing anxiety, communications, and navigating the transition to adulthood.
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Freddie Mac Financial & Housing Guidance
On-demand webinars for people with disabilities, caregivers, and families. Master everyday finances, improve credit, and reduce debt. Hosted by Freddie Mac and Easterseals Midwest
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Make the World a Better, More Inclusive Place
Are you ready to create a better, brighter future for our disability community? We are looking for passionate individuals who are interested in getting involved in their communities through advocacy. Join our network of advocates today.
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LINK is Connecting People with Autism to Employment
LINK provides all the tools you need to teach people with autism social skills for the workplace. Find out how you can implement this curriculum in your workplace, school, or disability provider site.
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