Easter Seals

Achievement Center of Easter Seal, established in 1961, is a community rehabilitation facility, providing vocational development and extended employment programs to physically, mentally and developmentally disabled individuals. The center is owned and operated by the Lee County chapter of the Alabama Easter Seal Society of the Alabama Society for Crippled Children and Adults. It has partnerships with education institutions, such as Auburn University and Troy State University, as well as the Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, Alabama Department of Human Resources and Veterans Administration. The center offers a variety of employment development services to its consumers, including adult education, employment development, foodservice, industrial-based training, job coaching, job readiness, on-the-job evaluation and training, remunerative employment, and transportation. Achievement Center of Easter Seal is located in Opelika, Ala.

In business for more than 50 years, Easter Seals provides assistance to disabled individuals throughout the United States. Based in Montgomery, Ala., the organization specializes in offering services to children/adult with autism. The organization carries a host of services, including vocational training, job placement, speech therapy and more. It also provides vocational evaluation as well as referral program. The organization conducts a range of events, such as golf tournament, autism and mud bug ball, to name a few.

Easterseals is a nonprofit organization that provides life-changing services and on-the-ground supports for children and adults with disabilities, families, and local communities across the country. They offer a variety of services such as therapy, rehabilitation, job training, transportation, and support for individuals with disabilities. Easterseals is dedicated to enhancing health, expanding employment opportunities, and elevating community inclusion for individuals with disabilities. Generated from the website