Welcome to the Virtual Community!
We're glad you're here
About our Virtual Community
The Virtual Community is a digital resource for learning, connecting and accessing information and instructional content created for individuals and associates at Easterseals Southern California.
Use this site to access events and activities safely and remotely. While individuals and associates may not be in the same physical location, visitors can “attend” a class or enjoy an activity by accessing online resources across a variety of subjects.
Explore the tabs for a list of classes, activities and events that will keep you connected, engaged and inspired!
Meet Valeria
Disability Pride Month 2024 - "Pridelights"
Look back on July 2024 Disability Pridelights! The Virtual Community celebrated disability ride all month long, by highlighting individuals from our community. Hear from different advocates as they talk about themselves, and about disability pride and what it means to them.
Announcements and Upcoming Events
We are excited to announce a Virtual Community Update! This update features a new way of securing our Live Events page for only our ESSC participants and associates.
We have English and Spanish resources available to help prepare you for this update including...
• 4 Step How-To Guide
• Video Instructions
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Sheet
Virtual Community UPDATE
Did you know that Easterseals loans technology? You can receive an iPad, laptop, or JayPad if you belong to one of the following Regional Centers:
• Harbor
• North Los Angeles
• East Los Angeles
• Frank D Lanterman
• San Gabriel/Pomona
Technology Lending Library
How do I use this site?
The ESSC Virtual Community works anywhere on any device. From mobile phones and tablets, to laptops and PCs, you can access the tools and files that inspire self-paced learning, collaboration and connections.
Click on a subject button below to find more resources related to that topic of interest.
COVID-19
What is COVID-19?
It is a flu like illness that has spread around the world. It is also called coronavirus.
How do you get it?
Someone with COVID-19 gives you their germs. When they cough or sneeze, their germs get in the air, on you, and on things. Germs get into your body through your mouth, nose, and eyes.
What happens if you have it?
A fever of 100.4° or higher, Coughing, Hard time breathing. If these things happen to you, it does not mean you have coronavirus. Lots of people get a fever or cough. You could just have a cold or the flu. CALL YOUR DOCTOR if have these symptoms.
Why do we have to stay inside?
We can carry the virus even when we are not showing signs. It is important to stay inside right now as the governor has asked to help prevent the spread of the virus. If we need to go outside for groceries or a walk keep at least 6 feet distance from other people when outside
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