The All Our Children Center is funded by a United States Department of Education Grant. The spacious center serves the Northeast Washington area and is located within the district headquarters of the Riverside School District. It is staffed by parent mentors, trained in conflict resolution and information technology, who have children with special needs. It is equipped with computers, video equipment, a short-stay child care area and a lending library. The center offers parent education, referrals to professionals and organizations, assistance in accessing and qualifying for services, outreach, story theatre and mediation.

The Mission of AOC is to work in cooperation with the public schools and other organizations to meet the needs of infants, toddlers and children with disabilities. Toward this end, we support parent centered education and advocacy.

Provides information support to people with disabilities. People with disAbilities advocating for equality and choice!

The Arc of Washington State's mission is to promote the education, health, self-sufficiency, self-advocacy, inclusion and choices of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

The Autism Society of Washington is a non-profit organization that provides resources and referrals as well as advocacy for children and adults on the spectrum and their families, as well as professionals who work with them. We link with individuals, families, educators, physicians, law enforcement and other first responders and community members to improve awareness of autism issues and advocate for better services and supports in our state that assist individuals with being welcomed, productive members of their community. We also sponsor an annual conference bringing speakers from around the country to share their knowledge and information.

Easter Seals have many programs that would be a help for our children.

Easter Seals provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities have equal opportunity to live, learn, work and play.

Epilepsy Foundation Washington was established in 1979. Epilepsy Foundation Washington works to ensure that people with seizures are able to participate in all life experiences. This is supported through education, advocacy and direct services.

physical location:
14434 NE 8th St., Second Floor
Bellevue, WA 98007.

We are dedicated to ensuring all children with autism and related developmental disorders have the opportunity to reach their full potential through effective behavioral intervention programs.

To provide families and interested professionals with Neurological, Educational and Developmental information regarding learning and the brain. To assist adults and children with individualized programs that will enable them to come closer to reaching their full potential.

Support to families, schools, and individuals impacted by autism. Focusing on the skills necessary to thrive at home, school, work, and the community-- academics, behavior, social cognition, social-emotional skills, and communication. I’m here for you whether you are looking for direct support for your child or looking for an IEP/IFSP advocate.

The information and referral service is available to families, adults, and professionals concerned with learning disabilities and Attention Deficit Disorder. The program includes telephone crisis assistance, information, support, and professional referrals. Resource information packets tailored to the caller's specific needs are available by request. Voice messaging is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The phone line is professionally staffed during regular business hours Monday through Thursday.
Information and Referral phone number is 425-882-0792.

Provides government services to children aged 3 to 5 with disabilities; Early Childhood Services

Combining the resources of former United Cerebral Palsy affiliates in Washington State with those of the recently acquired C. Gerald Warren & Associates, PROVAIL is the state's largest private, multi-service agency dedicated to meeting the needs of people with all kinds of disabilities. PROVAIL is committed to maximizing the impact of our resources in order to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities in Washington State.

PROVAIL offers a comprehensive range of services designed to expand opportunities for people with disabilities to live, work and fully participate in the community of their choice.

We provide a safe, supportive place for teens and adults to learn and practice effective social skills and communication skills.

We do assessments of communication (verbal & non-verbal skills), social interaction skills.

We do social skills and communications skills training based on client needs individually or in small groups (no more than 8).

We provide recreation opportunities to practice social and
communication skills with continued training and support including activities like game nights, book groups, movie nights, and community outings (theater, go-karting, rafting, lake days, etc.)

We consult with businesses, families and individuals to assist in understanding disabilities and how to help those affected with transition planning, finding education resources, options and opportunities, and locating vocational resources and preparing for job searches

Dedicated to providing, supporting and promoting public awareness and acceptance, informed personal decision making, safety and well-being of individuals with developmental disabilities.

The Arc of Grays Harbor is a non-profit organization which advocates and supports a better quality of life for people with developmental disabilities and their families.

Advocating the right of children and adults with developmental disabilities to live, learn, work and play in the community – improving the quality of life for us all.

We promote independence and choice
and we enhance the quality of life
for people with developmental disabilities and their families.

The Arc of Tri-Cities provides assistance to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families in choosing and realizing their goals of where and how they learn, live, work and play.

The Autism Society of Washington is a chapter of the Autism Society of America. The mission of the Autism Society of Washington is to promote lifelong access and opportunities for persons within the autism spectrum and their families, to be fully included, participating members of their communities through advocacy, public awareness, education, and research related to autism.

Technology can increase the access to education, community and employment for people with disabilities. The UW Center for Technology and Disability Studies is an interdisciplinary program focusing on research, education, advocacy and information systems related to assistive technology and accessible information systems.