Immigrant Resources
Individuals and families who have questions or concerns about the impact of using public benefits on their immigration status should contact an immigration attorney.
You may also contact one of the following organizations for help:
CLEAR Hotline: 1-888-201-1014
Northwest Immigrant Rights Project (NWIRP):
- NWIRP Seattle Office: 206-587-4009
- NWIRP Yakima Valley (Granger) Office: 509-854-2100
- NWIRP Wenatchee Office: 509-570-0054
Center for Children with Special Needs
Information on children and youth with special needs. To learn more, visit the Center for Children with Special Needs website.
Department of Health Early Hearing
Resources and publications about early hearing loss for families. To learn more, visit the Department of Health website.
Family to Family Health Information Center
Provides support, information, resources, and can connect you with networks for your needs. Visit the Family to Family Health Information Center website to learn more.
Parent to Parent Network
Provides support and information for families. Visit the Parent to Parent Network website to learn more.
Washington Hands and Voices
Resources, groups, and information for families with children who are deaf, deaf-blind or hard of hearing. Visit the Washington Hands and Voices website to learn more.
Washington Health Benefit Exchange
An online marketplace to compare and enroll in health insurance plans. Visit the Washington Health Benefit Exchange website to learn more.
Washington Partnerships for Action Voices for Empowerment (PAVE)
Information and resources with people whose lives are linked to children and adults with disabilities. Visit the PAVE website to learn more.
Washington State Fathers Network
Information for fathers of children with special needs. Visit the Fathers Network website to learn more.
Zero to Three
Provides information, training, and support for professionals and parents. Visit the Zero to Three website to learn more.
