Nearly one out of every four Washington citizens turns to the Department of Social and Health Services' Economic Services Administration for assistance with cash, food, child support, child care, disability determination, transition to employment, and other services. Core services focus on: Community Partnership Program; Community Services Office

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Do you want to find out what services and benefits are available to you and your family? Do you want a quick and easy way to apply for services, renew your benefits, or update your …

Washington Connection offers you a fast and easy way to apply for a variety of public benefits. This may save you having to visit or call an office in some cases. Services for families and individuals include: Food; Cash; Child Care; Long-Term Care; Medicare Savings Programs

The Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) runs many of Washington State’s assistance programs. Learn more about how you can qualify for specific programs and apply for services online or at one of the many Community Services Offices located throughout the state.

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Website: https://www.dshs.wa.gov/altsa/home-and-community-services/report-concerns-involving-vulnerable-adults

The Aging and Long-Term Support Administration (ALTSA) is responsible for Washington state’s nationally recognized system of long-term services and supports serving older adults and people with disabilities. This system includes:

Find out if you may be eligible for food stamps and an estimated amount of benefits you could receive in Washington

The DSHS Strategic Plan is made up of goals and success measures from across our agency. Explore how each administration connects our goals to DSHS priorities and contributes to shaping the overall DSHS Strategic Plan.