Areas Of Support

The Massachusetts Alternative Finance Program improves the independence and quality of life of residents with disabilities through loan opportunities specifically for assistive technology devices and services. Individuals with disabilities and family members are encouraged to apply.

Assistive Technology (AT) uses clinical expertise to help people with disabilities increase independence by using devices to improve access to education, employment, and community.

Augmentative & Alternative Communication Specialists work with children and adults who have difficulty using speech as their primary means of communication, helping them identify and implement personalized communication solutions through expert evaluation, consultation, and training.

Various camp options are available across Massachusetts throughout the year!

Our College Navigator program helps students build skills beyond the college classroom and into their communities to prepare them to reach their educational and employment goals.

The Equestrian Center, in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, offers horseback and adaptive riding lessons, horsemanship, animal care programs, and pony playgroups.

Employment-focused services for individuals with disabilities, helping them build workplace skills, connect with employers, and secure and maintain competitive employment.

Easterseals Massachusetts is a proud provider of adaptive and supportive recreational programs for individuals with and without disabilities, statewide. A wide variety of programs are offered, including Accessible Martial Arts, Camp, and Adaptive Swimming.

Easterseals Massachusetts (ESMA) provides a dedicated staff of Speech and Language Pathologists (SLP), Physical Therapists (PT), Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA), Occupational Therapists (OT), and Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA) to organizations throughout Massachusetts.

Therapeutic Services at The Bridge Center offer meaningful, personalized care that supports independence, confidence, and growth for people of all ages and abilities. Our licensed therapists provide physical, occupational, and speech therapy using both traditional and innovative approaches, including hippotherapy and outdoor-based sessions, to help individuals build functional skills, strengthen communication, and thrive in everyday life.

Now accepting select insurance.

Pre-employment and transition-focused services for students with disabilities ages 14-21 (up to their 22nd birthday), helping them build workplace-readiness skills, explore career options, and prepare for postsecondary education and employment.

At Easterseals Massachusetts, we invite disabled youth and young adults to take part in our free programs focusing on mentorship and leadership.

Consumer Technology & Tech Support can fulfill technology referrals for basic computer setups for MassAbility participants. Easterseals’ technicians can provide system delivery, setup, and technical support online, over the phone, or in person.

ESMA, a leader in providing disability services across Massachusetts, offers administrative and professional services to small nonprofits to support critical back-office functions.

ESMA collaborates with Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children (PRHC) to provide staffing solutions for recreational and programming needs.

Easterseals Massachusetts’ Student Service Aides are available for contract in schools and specialized programs statewide. These experienced Paraprofessionals support students of all abilities, assist with daily classroom activities, and foster an inclusive learning environment.