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Autism Services

Easterseals Washington's autism services focus on empowerment through therapy, social activities, and workforce development programs.

Overview

Easterseals Washington provides early intervention, childcare, and structured therapies that help individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) thrive—building communication skills, self-advocacy, and meaningful connections. We work to first understand and listen to needs and goals, including all ways of communicating and moving through the world to create a customized plan that fosters lifelong success and personal autonomy. 

 

Our Programs

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    Child Development Centers

    Easterseals Washington's Child Development Centers provide welcoming settings where young children can experience positive learning and development.
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    Gateway Adult Services

    Gateway Adult Services offers a dynamic and engaging environment where adults with disabilities can socialize and build connections throughout the day. These programs also offer vital resources, including health screenings, assistive technology labs, and exercise classes.
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    Olympic Peninsula Autism Center

    Easterseals Washington Olympic Peninsula Autism Center (OPAC) provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children with autism in home and in the clinic.
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    Workforce Development

    We partner with employees and employers to equip individuals with disabilities with the tools they need to maintain employment and advance their careers.

Our Stories

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    Harrison and Hudson's Journey

    At just 18 months old, twins Harrison and Hudson were diagnosed with autism. Their mother, Suzannah, faced the challenge of navigating an unfamiliar journey with limited knowledge about autism. With the support of Easterseals Washington, they achieved remarkable milestones in their growth, development, and communication, marking a transformative path forward for their family.
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    Selene’s Transformative Impact at Jane’s House

    Selene's dedication has transformed the lives of the children she works with. Volunteering daily in the infant room, she’s created a nurturing space for kids of all abilities, even playing a significant role in helping one toddler with disabilities make remarkable progress.

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