Self-advocates can use Washington Connection to explore and apply for services such as food assistance, medical coverage, cash support, child care, and long-term care. The platform includes tools to track application status, receive reminders, and report changes—all accessible from a mobile-friendly interface. By reducing barriers to support, Washington Connection empowers individuals with disabilities to take control of their planning and access the services they need as they transition into adult life.

Alaska 2-1-1 resources include emergency food and shelter, educational opportunities, alcohol and drug treatment programs, senior services, child care, and much more.

When you visit the Guam Developmental Disabilities Council website, you'll find information and resources organized around these key topics:

The GDDC website serves as your connection point to learn about advocacy opportunities, stay informed about disability issues in Guam, and find ways to participate in shaping policies that affect people with developmental disabilities and their families.