Recycle your old car and make it live again! 1877 End of Life Vehicles is a green vehicle disposal service that will pick up your vehicle, recycle it in an eco-friendly process and you will receive a tax receipt from Easter Seals Nova Scotia for the amount we receive from the recycling company. To arrange

Easter Seals Nova Scotia’s 79th Annual General Meeting! Date    Was held on June 29, 2011 Time     AGM 12:00pm-12:30pm Reception 12:30pm -1:30pm Location    Museum of Natural History Address    1747 Summer Street,  Halifax, NS B3H 3A6 (beside Wanderer’s Grounds, between Bell Rd & Sackville St) Parking   located at the Museum entrance and in adjacent lots Please renew

Open House – Introduction to Sledge Hockey for children with disabilities. Was held on Saturday, Jan. 22, 2011 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm BMO Centre , 61 Gary Martin Drive in Hammonds Plains. Come and watch and/or participate.  Able-bodied children are also invited. For more information please contact (902) 453-6000 x226 Share on Facebook

New Leaf Enterprises, a program of Easter Seals Nova Scotia, is a work place training centre for adults with physical disabilities, offering catering services, four New Leaf Cafes in our community and business and mailing services. We are interested in offering a volunteer opportunity to Kinesiology students who would like to come and work with

Easter Seals Nova Scotia made a commitment to their campers and clients in October 2009 to raise $200,000 towards revitalizing Camp Tidnish to meet the growing needs of the campers.  Due to the generous donations from the Corporations, Foundations, and Service Clubs listed below we have raised $93,200 and have made many necessary improvements at

Easter Seals Nova Scotia needs volunteers for an introductory program to sledge hockey for children and youth, with or without a disability, to be held at the new 4-plex Arena on the Hammonds Plains Road on Saturdays from 10:00am to 11:00am starting November 6th, 2010 and continuing through March 5th, 2011.  Volunteers will start at 9:30am

There’s still time! Register online today www.easterseals.ns.ca or by calling 902-453-6000×228 to sign up your team for a geocache style race across the HRM on October 16  in support of Nova Scotians with physical disabilities. Follow clues and coordinates on your GPS to collect points. The team with the most points in the allotted time

  Participants in Easter Seals Nova Scotia’s ZIP ZONE are stepping out of their comfort zones – preparing to make the climb and RAPPEL the MACDONALD BRIDGE on **SUNDAY OCTOBER 3** (Rain Date in effect). Each rappeller must raise a minimum of $3000 that directly fund Easter Seals Nova Scotia’s programs for children, youth and adults with physical disabilities including camp experiences,

NOTE: New RAIN DATE!!! September 18th –  1801 Hollis St. Halifax. 23 storeys up! Participants in Easter Seals’s Drop Zone are currently dusting off their superhero outfits in preparation for their rappel of 23 storeys down the side of 1801 Hollis St office tower.  Its 7th year in Halifax, the Easter Seals Drop Zone is an exciting

Announcing the publication of our 2010 Annual Report! Click here to download the report online. Thank you to all those who support our efforts! Share on Facebook