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Mar 13, 2024 41 min

Building the Easter Seals Bridge

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Paul Medeiros is the CEO of Easter Seals Massachusetts. David and Paul discuss various topics, including the services offered by Easter Seals, the impact of the pandemic on their operations, the Bridge Center's programs, and the College Navigator program. They delve into the therapeutic benefits of horseback riding for individuals with disabilities, the inclusivity of Easter Seals' programs, and the challenges faced by students with disabilities transitioning to college. Paul highlights the importance of advocating for resources and support for people with disabilities, emphasizing Easter Seals' mission to provide inclusive opportunities and assistance. Paul mentions the expansion of Easter Seals' staple programs like assistive technology and the mentorship and youth leadership network, along with the opportunities for camp scholarships and fundraising efforts. They discuss the competitive pricing of the camp, options for half-day and full-day attendance, and the need for counselors and nurses. More at eastersealsma. org Topics: Introduction and Podcast Promotion [00:00:00] Easter Seals Massachusetts Services [00:01:00] Impact of the Pandemic [00:03:00] The Bridge Center and Therapeutic Horseback Riding [00:06:00] Camp Programs at the Bridge Center [00:11:00] College Navigator Program [00:19:00] Advocacy and Resources [00:23:00]

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