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  • Catholic Community Services (of Western Washington): Provides services to individuals regardless of their religion, gender, race, creed, ethnic origin, marital status, sexual orientation, age, disability, Vietnam-era veteran status, or political ideology.

     
  • DSHS (Washington State Department of Social and Health Services): General information about available benefits and services. 

  • DSHS Benefits Calculator: See if your family qualifies for food, cash assistance, child care, medical benefits or long-term care.

  • Disabilitysecrets.com: Learn about the social security disability and ssi disability process to improve your chances of receiving benefits.

  • Heart of Caregiving: American Heart Association web pages with resources for family and friends who are caregivers.

  • iSafetyNet: A comprehensive directory of both public and private community resources and services.

  • King County Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program's Consumer Advocacy Outreach: Advances consumer healthcare education and empowers older adults and their family members to make informed long term care decisions.

  • Rehatool.com: This specialized search engine provides you with disability-related information published on the Internet. The specialized search engine that provides you with disability-related information published on the Internet. Rehatool is a new type of search engine developed to support you with a vast body of knowledge relating to disabilities. You can search for specific sites by typing the special term you are looking for or just browse our headings- we are sure you’ll find what you are looking for!

  • Senior Citizens Bureau: A free, nonprofit community resource for the elderly, children of the elderly and other caregivers, advocates and professionals.

  • Senior Services (of King County): The largest non-profit agency serving older people in Washington. Established in 1967, the agency serves over 50,000 seniors and their families each year through an integrated system of quality programs and services.

  • Snap For Seniors: Simplify Your Search for Senior Housing.

  • Washington Information Network (2-1-1): Need help finding help? Use this directory to locate community resources.