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Inclusion isn’t about grand gestures. It’s about everyday habits that make space for everyone. Try implementing some of the actions below to acknowledge abilities and create a more accessible experience for everyone.

Make this Valentine’s season extra sweet with these free, inclusive resources, including sensory-friendly tips, craft ideas, and printable Valentines to share the love.

Easterseals MORC has gathered a list of some of our favorite businesses and places you can go, both in-person and online, to support creative and entrepreneurial individuals with autism and/or special needs. To be considered for the Easterseals MORC Seal of Approval, the activity, event, or location must be (or have accommodations for) sensory and/or disability friendly.

Dr. Bali, Easterseals MORC's Medical Director - IDD and Integrated Care, and Dr. Patel, Easterseals MORC Psychiatrist, have compiled a few tips to make sure you remain mentally healthy during the cold, winter months.

The holiday season is right around the corner, and Easterseals MORC is proud to share the assistance that is being provided by some of our amazing community partners. While this is not a comprehensive list of organizations providing help during this time of year, we wanted to provide a ray of hope for individuals who may be struggling during the coming months.

Cozy up this autumn with these free, downloadable, activities designed for educational fall fun! Enjoy coloring, tracing, counting, letter recognition, and more.

In 2023, a survey from Cleveland Clinic found that 44% of men believe they live a healthy lifestyle, but don’t prioritize their mental health. In that same survey, 65% of men said they hesitate to seek professional help for mental health concerns like stress, anxiety, and depression. Ignoring mental health can lead to larger issues including addictive behaviors, chronic pain, digestive problems, sleep disorders, heart disease, stroke, weight gain or loss. Men have historically been told that seeking help is a sign of weakness. That ends now.

Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has received notice that there will not be funds available to pay food assistance (SNAP) benefits beginning November 1.
We know that many individuals we serve rely on these benefits and there is anxiety around the impact the funding pause will have on the families we support. We wanted to provide you with some resources to help you during this time.

Halloween is usually an exciting time for kids, but for those with special needs like physical disabilities, sensory difficulties, or food allergies, the popular holiday may feel more challenging than celebratory. Check out the FREE tips we've gathered to help you and your ghosts and goblins to have a scare-free Halloween!

Summertime in Michigan not only brings nice weather, but it’s time for many fairs and festivals. Easterseals MORC is excited to share some of the festivals and fairs in Michigan offering events and accommodations for individuals with disabilities. To be considered for the Easterseals MORC Seal of Approval, the event or business must be and/or have accommodations for sensory and/or disability friendly.