Campaign to support services for children
'Be An Angel' to fund aquatic therapy, medical equipment loan program and other Easter Seals services

MAKING SMILES- Occupational therapist Julie Morris, left, works with an Easter Seals client at the nonprofit's Ventura facility. The tri-counties chapter of Easter Seals is in the midst of their annual "Be an Angel of Change" fundraising campaign. Easter Seals uses medical rehabilitation and various therapies to help those afflicted with polio gain the skills they need to live independently. Campaign to support services for children

Now through Thurs., May 15, Easter Seals is holding its annual "Be an Angel of Change" campaign.

They're raising money to support the following programs:

Infant development program- Early intervention therapy and education services for children diagnosed with or at risk for developmental disabilities.

Children's therapy services - Occupational, physical and speech therapy for children ages 3 to 12.

Early education center- Inclusive childcare and preschool programs for children 18 months to five years of age.

Aquatic center- Aquatic physical therapy for children and adults, such as rehabilitative aquacise classes and swim lessons.

Medical equipment loan program- Wheelchairs, walkers and shower stools are available free for periods up to three months.

Easter Seals is the country's leading provider of services for people with autism.

Donations can be made at www.ca-tr.easterseals.com.