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Person-Centered Culture and Practices© (PCCP) is a ready-to-use training and implementation guide. It gives adult day services (ADS) providers clear, step-by-step instructions to create a person-centered culture.

Bernadette Lee’s journey from Korean War interpreter to scholar, mother, and philanthropist reflects a lifelong legacy of love, resilience, and family generosity.

The Pyott Center in Santa Ana, funded by a $1.75M gift from David and Molly Pyott, offers adult day services empowering 200 individuals with disabilities through skill-building and community engagement.

Easterseals Southern California is passionate about the issues that directly impact the people we serve, which is why we’re speaking out against the proposed cuts to Medicaid.

Easterseals Southern California and the Anaheim Ducks’ new partnership was on full display with an action-packed game day.

Easterseals Southern California made a major impact at Sundance 2025, announcing the Disability Film Challenge and championing disability inclusion in film.

Catch the highlights from CES 2025, where we explored the future of accessible technology—from smart home solutions to inclusive gaming and AI.

Award-winning filmmaker Scott Klumb shares his journey as an autistic individual, emphasizing the need for better inclusion, representation, and understanding of disabilities in education.

This September, stop by Easterseals' booth at the 24th Annual Festival of Children at South Coast Plaza Mall. This event offers an opportunity to educate the community about the important work local organizations do in and around Orange County to make the community stronger.

Easterseals SoCal supports legislation funding Blue Envelope Programs that foster safer, clearer communication between police and people with disabilities.