"Local Community Services Offices (CSO) provide many DSHS services.   Your local CSO can provide you with details  about these services and how to apply for them. This web-site can also help you to:     * Learn about services available at your Community… Read More

  "Founded in 1905, the Washington Congress of Parents and Teachers, better known as the Washington State PTA, is the largest volunteer organization in the state, with more than 140,000 members in more than 900 local units across the state. Our vision… Read More

Statewide Parent Training Information Center (PTI) is a federally funded program that provides training, resources, and support for parents in Washington State whose children have special learning needs, individuals with disabilities, professionals –… Read More

Parent to Parent Power provides valuable information to community members needing the support and resources to ensure their child with needs revceives adequate care and support. We also provide specialized support for Asian community members who have… Read More

Nonprofit organization that believes family involvement and support are essential for individuals with disabilities to reach their potential and maintain a life that is secure and meaningful. Families Together programs are designed to build and sustain… Read More

Susan Atkins, Program Director     "Learning that your child has a disability can be a traumatic experience. Parents have many questions and concerns in coping with their child’s needs and their own feelings. Personal support from another parent, who… Read More

The Social Security Administration's Seattle Region proudly serves the residents of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Our region encompasses 23% of America's landmass and spans three time zones. Approximately 1.8 million of our region's 12 million… Read More

  "Washington Speech-Language-Hearing Association (WSLHA) is an organization which promotes professional excellence in speech-language pathology and audiology. The mission of WSLHA is to act as the primary resource and advocate for its members and those… Read More

  "Technology creates unprecedented potential for people with disabilities to achieve inclusion, independence, and self sufficiency.  Assistive Technologies are stand alone electronic devices, computer hardware, and computer software that allow people… Read More

University of Washington Center for Technology & Disability Studies   "The Washington Assistive Technology Act Program points the way to Assistive Technology solutions. WATAP is a federally funded program that works with partners around the state to offer… Read More