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Find information and resources about dementia and Alzheimer’s disease for families, caregivers, and providers.
Helps people with significant long‑term care needs move from institutions back into homes and community settings. It offers person‑centered planning, one‑time moving supports, and…
A division of DSHS, Home and Community Services provides long-term care services and supports to people with disabilities and older adults with low incomes.
On this page, you will find our DSHS Mission, Vision and Values, as well and links to our DSHS Strategic Goals.
A spenddown is the amount of medical expenses for which you are responsible, similar to an insurance deductible.
DSHS partners with people to access support, care, and resources. These services can help.
Find in-person traumatic brain injury support groups across Washington state for people with brain injuries, family members, and caregivers.
Brings together people with lived experience, caregivers, tribal partners, providers, and state agencies to strengthen support, awareness, and statewide planning for…
Service members and veterans are at risk of brain injury from explosions experienced during combat or training exercises.
The Dementia Action Collaborative is a group of public and private partners committed to preparing Washington state for the growth of the population living with dementia.
The Community Relations team, within the Office of Communications and Government Affairs is dedicated to creating transparent, timely, and equitable access to services provided by…
Thank you for your service! The Division of Child Support and the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs are committed to enhancing our efforts to help veterans and active duty…
Provides temporary, monthly cash to eligible families. Families must include a pregnant person or minor child. Some families are required to participate in the WorkFirst program,…
ALTSA's Office of Housing and Employment (OHAE) teams work to increase access to permanent, affordable housing and employment opportunities. We ensure services and supports…
Thank you for your service! The Division of Child Support and the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs are committed to enhancing our efforts to help veterans and active duty…
The Sign Language Interpreter Contracts and Resources Program promotes language equity within government services and provides education and solutions to remove language and…
In Washington state, people who receive federal Basic Food assistance (also known as SNAP) may participate in the Basic Food Employment and Training program. BFET offers a variety…
The Health Home Herald is a quarterly newsletter designed for care coordinators and allied staff. The newsletter provides information, resources, and updates about Washington…
More than one in five Washington residents turns to the DSHS Economic Services Administration for assistance with cash, food, child support, disability determination, support for…
On July 4, 2025, the president signed into law federal legislation known as H.R 1. It impacts programs managed by the Department of Social and Health Services as well as other…
Programs exists to support people experiencing disasters, emergencies and crises.
We help Deaf, DeafBlind, Hard of Hearing, and Speech Disabled people in Washington state. We make sure you can get the tools and services you need. Choose a service below to get…
