Easterseals Washington

Easterseals Washington is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1947 that provides comprehensive support services for individuals with disabilities across Washington State. Operating from their main headquarters in Seattle, the organization has expanded to serve communities through 10 program sites, including specialized centers like the Olympic Peninsula Autism Center in Silverdale.

The organization delivers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy as a core service for children with autism spectrum disorder, available through center-based and home-based delivery models. Their clinical teams provide therapy during standard business hours and expanded evening sessions on weekdays. Beyond ABA, Easterseals Washington offers a broad range of programs including disability services, child development centers, adult services, camping and recreation, respite care, workforce development, and caregiver training and support.

Easterseals Washington serves both children and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities across the state. The organization employs between 51 and 200 staff members who deliver services at multiple locations. Their service delivery includes individual therapy, family support, community integration programs, and advocacy services.

The organization's mission centers on supporting individuals with disabilities to achieve their goals and participate fully in their communities. Easterseals Washington maintains active engagement with the communities it serves through multiple program sites and continues to expand service hours and accessibility based on community need.