Empowering kids with physical disabilities to discover their own potential.
For us, disabled will never mean unable. That’s why Easter Seals Ontario is dedicated to helping children and youth with physical disabilities carve their own path into the world, with assurance and autonomy.
Naiya’s Story
Naiya was born with cerebral palsy, a condition that can present significant mobility challenges. Yet Naiya embraces life’s challenges and navigates her world with resilience.
Every child has the potential to grow into the best version of themselves. For children and youth with physical disabilities, this journey may require more supportive environments, opportunities, and resources. We believe that every child, regardless of their abilities, should have access to the tools they need to thrive.
100 YEARS Moving forward with momentum and purpose.
Toward a future of endless possibilities.
The support you give can alter the course of a life.
Whether you raise funds or volunteer your time, your support is so much more than a number. You are helping to create opportunities for children with physical disabilities to participate, build confidence, and be included in their communities. Together, we can create a society that sets goals, not limits, for people with disabilities.
You can give a child the tools they need to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams.
Make a one-time, monthly, or tribute donation today.
Services
Please visit Services.EasterSeals.org if you are a parent looking for access to our services. Easter Seals Ontario can help you with equipment funding, camps, incontinence supplies, and scholarships.
Camps
Easter Seals Ontario runs two fully accessible summer camps for kids with disabilities. Learn more about the programs offered at Camp Woodeden, Camp Merrywood, and Remote Camp.
Events
Please visit Services.EasterSeals.org if you are a parent looking for access to our services. Easter Seals Ontario can help you with equipment funding, camps, incontinence supplies, and scholarships.
Red Shirt Day
Join the movement for accessibility, inclusion, and equity! Take part in Red Shirt Day™ on Wednesday, May 29, 2024 by wearing red, making a pledge, and supporting Canadians living with disabilities.