What kind of help can I get at home and in our community?
There are so many transitions and service systems to keep track of. Where do I turn to for help?
Early Support for Infants and Toddlers (ages 0-3)
Information on services to children birth until age 3.
Early Childhood Transitions (ages 3-4)
What to expect at ages three and four for children with developmental disabilities.
Supporting Access to
School (ages 3 up to 22)
Learn how we help students with developmental disabilities and their families navigate a wide range of supports.
Preparing for Life
After School
Supports and services to help students with developmental disabilities prepare for life after high school.
What if I am having a hard time and need more support out of my home or help to move back to the community?
Short-Term
Stabilization Services
In-home and out-of-home services to help children and families stabilize.
Children's Residential Services
Residential services for youth with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
Lake Burien
Transitional Care Facility
Psychiatric in-patient care for youth who require intensive behavioral supports and adapted behavioral health treatment.
Roads to Community Living
Services and support to move from a Residential Habilitation Center or Skilled Nursing Facility.
My family member lives in a nursing facility. Are there additional services they can get?
Pre-Admission Screening and Resident Review
A program for people living in a Medicaid licensed nursing facility.
I don’t know what to ask for. Can someone help me?
DDA Case Management
Resources, assessment and service planning for children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities.
Family and Peer Resources
Information to help families and self-advocates connect with support organizations and other resources.