Informing Families - Disability Resources 14-21 Spanish

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The 14-21 Disability Resource Attachment, created by Informing Families—a partnership between the Washington State Developmental Disabilities Council and the Developmental Disabilities Administration—offers trusted, family-friendly information about disability services, healthcare, and benefits. This resource empowers families to actively participate in planning and building a strong support network for their loved ones with developmental disabilities.

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This guide provides essential details on accessing services, understanding healthcare options, and navigating benefits systems in Washington State. It includes culturally responsive content and is available in Spanish to support multilingual families. With clear explanations and actionable steps, the resource helps families prepare for their child’s transition to adulthood by connecting them to supports that promote independence, inclusion, and long-term well-being.

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Published: September 08, 2025

Last Updated: September 08, 2025

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