Longtime Healthcare Leader Joins Easterseals Hawai‘i
Easterseals Hawaii was recently featured in Kauai NOW following the appointment of Kirsten Pennaz as Vice President of Programs. Kirsten brings 25+ years of healthcare leadership and deep roots in the Hawaii community.
Back-to-School Tips for Keiki
Ease back-to-school jitters with practical tips that help set your keiki up for success in the classroom.
Burnout is Real. Here’s How Caregivers Can Address It.
Caregivers face immense stress and can experience burnout if time isn’t taken to practice self-care. Learn more about the signs of burnout, and ways to reduce stress through respite care.
Now Hiring! Several hiring events are coming this summer
Join us in July for several hiring events, and see how joining our team can make big differences for those we serve on Oahu.
Another Egg-cellent Fundraiser Leaving Hearts Full on Oahu
Amazing things happen when the community gets creative all in the name of inclusion and Aloha! Partnerships like these create big impacts, vital funding for services and celebrations that leave a positive mark.
Water Safety Tips for Everyone
Staying safe while having fun in or near water can be made easier with
these helpful tips and a printable visual guide!
Music for All: Bringing a Community Together for Autism Acceptance Through the Power of Music
Easterseals Hawaii’s benefit concert, Music for All, was a huge hit this World Autism Acceptance Day on April 2. Held at the historic Hawaii Theatre, performances by The Green and Kawika Kahiapo let the power of music bring guests together to celebrate inclusion.
An Egg-cellent Way to Give Back
Dine at Eggs ‘n Things locations across Oahu this April and add a donation to your bill—an easy, meaningful way to support nearly 2,000 local individuals and families.
Easterseals Hawaii CEO Patrick Klein aims to scale statewide services
In this feature from Aloha State Daily, CEO Patrick Klein shares his vision for expanding services statewide and strengthening support for Hawaii families and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
At The Root Of It: How One Teen Grew An Idea Into Reality
15-year-old Nathan recently built raised garden beds for our adult program in Honolulu. Read more about how he and his Scout troop brought a sensory garden to life for ESH’s participants to enjoy.
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