Fees usually paid by referring agencies, such as DSHS Division of Developmental Disabilities. Helps deaf-blind persons obtain community services. Provides case management, community education. Assistants act as visual guides and assist with errands and other activities. 464-5488 Point of entry for all state services for developmentally disabled clients, including those with mental retardation, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and autism.
Staff assesses each client and works out individualized plans for services to meet their needs.
Services include residential and employment placement, respite and therapeutic support for families, in-home chore services. Monitors all employment and residential programs. North Seattle, Bellevue, Kent branches. 281-5700 Comprehensive information, referral, and advocacy for children and adults with disabilities. Maintains a register of accessible rental units, helps disabled clients find affordable housing and install ramps or other modifications.