Easterseals North Georgia is accepting formal Invitation for Bids for food items for the Child and Adult Food Care Program (CACFP).

Free Bikes 4 Kidz donates 140 Strider Balance Bikes and Helmets to Easterseals North Georgia to foster independence and confidence in young children.

School Specialty donates nearly $100K of classroom furniture and supplies to create an engaging, collaborative classroom environment for young children in need.

Longtime community partner KPMG donates over 1,500 books to ESNG's Early Education and Care Program to empower young readers.

Local organization’s, For the Kid in All of Us (FTK), annual toy party brings joy and warmth to children in need.

Local children in need to receive warm coats and toys this holiday season through Easterseals North Georgia’s annual holiday donation drive.

Easterseals North Georgia invites the community to join in the fun and support a great cause at the Annual Trick or Treat Trot 5K Race & Family Fall Festival on October 14th.

Easterseals North Georgia is proud to announce its partnership with the Clarkston Health Equity Coalition (CHEC), a collaborative initiative dedicated to addressing health equity challenges within the Clarkston, GA community.

RSUI and United Way packed 500 snack packs to be donated to the children of ESNG.

Seasoned Financial Leader to Guide Easterseals North Georgia as Program Expansion Continues.

CareSource, a nationally recognized leader in managed care with a legacy of providing quality health care coverage for Medicaid consumers, has named Easterseals North Georgia as an initial beneficiary of a national $2.55 million donation.

North Georgia’s children in need benefit from expansion of long-standing mental and behavioral health program for children with autism

Longtime community partner, McCormick, provides Book Houses for ESNG’s four Dekalb County Early Education and Care Centers.

ESNG’s STEM handbook provides guidelines for applying Think, Try, Talk strategies in the classroom.

Children and families impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to gain access to additional resources following critical program expansion.