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  Because of the undeserved stigma attached to disabled workers, individuals with disabilities often face incredible odds when searching for employment. This is a sad truth, but one that can be overcome if you know your rights. This guide was created to introduce disabled workers and job-seekers to the rights afforded to them by federal [...]

Bellevue College, et al. presents  ► COLLEGE BOUND: Resource Fair for Students with Disabilities For 9th-12th graders, high school graduates, aspiring college students, young adults, parents, educators, and services providers SAT, February 6, 2021 ● 9 AM to 1 PM Online via Microsoft Teams REGISTRATION REQUIRED Details including downloading Microsoft Teams Register

Making modifications to your home can help you live independently as a person with a disability. How extensively you would have to renovate varies widely based on a homeowner's needs and a house's age and condition. You could install a taller toilet for a few hundred dollars or spend thousands of dollars on a walk-in [...]

A course with the goal of helping teenagers and young adults improve their social skills and confidence. Please visit the link below to access our free first pilot lesson video and worksheet and sign up to get updates about future videos and content. We'd also love your feedback about the video (via the survey link). https://lifeskillsadvocate.com/real-life-social-skills-video-course-pilot-program/

  The latest Informing Families newsletter ran an article about the Washington State Fathers Network.  It can be read here.

Thursday, February 4th, register here   With remarks and panel discussion by Benjamin Danielson, MD Pediatrician and Child Advocate Megan Beers, PhD Program Director, Childhaven Shivon Brite Executive Vice President, Empire Health Foundation Sean Goode Executive Director, Choose 180