Empowers Deaf and DeafBlind survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and harassment to transform their lives. Provides comprehensive services to individuals and families, community education, and advocacy on systems and policy issues.
adwas.org • 8623 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle 98115
206-922-7088 • Email
Empowers Autistic residents of Washington to have our voices heard in society’s conversations about us.
A disabled student center run by and for disabled, chronically ill, deaf, mad and/ or neurodivergent students at the UW. A space for disabled students to meet, build community, share skills, create events and create disability culture and activism on campus.
depts.washington.edu/dcenter/wordpress
University of Washington, Mary Gates Hall 024
206-685-0949 • Email
Advances the dignity, equality, and self-determination of people with disabilities. Works to pursue justice on matters related to human and legal rights.
disabilityrightswa.org • 315 5th Ave S Ste 850, Seattle, WA
206-324-1521 / 800-562-2702 (in WA State) • Email
A community-editable document of all the disability resources in King County not listed here. Includes additional deaf and hard of hearing resources, mental health resources, and more.
for more resources about Accessibility & Disability Justice, refer to the Providers page.
Provides services that empower Deaf and hard of hearing people to live independent and productive lives with full access to rights, privileges, and opportunities. Assists clients in understanding and obtaining appropriate accommodations needs in accordance with the ADA.
hsdc.org • 1625 19th Ave E, Seattle, WA
206-323-5770 • Email
Provides funding to people with disabilities in Washington and Oregon to purchase assistive technology and achieve greater independence.
nwaccessfund.org • 1437 South Jackson Street, Suite #302 Seattle 98144
206-328-5116 (Phone) / 206-328-5126 (Fax) / 1-888-494-4775 (TTY)
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This group is for radical chronically ill, neuroatypical, deaf, and disabled queer and/or trans folks living in Oregon and Washington. This is an open discussion forum with a focus on radical queer, trans, and disability justice and politics.
Provides culturally and linguistically appropriate information, resources and services for diverse families who have family members with developmental disabilities and special health care needs.
multiculturalfamilies.org/wordpress
24437 Russell Rd., Suite # 220 Kent, WA 98032 • 253-216-4479
Radical Accessible & Decolonizing Community Care works to provide better services to those most disenfranchised by society (QTPOCs who also have disabilities, who are also sex workers, are active drug users, are homeless and/or participate in street economies) through leadership and economic opportunities.
Provides adaptive equipment and specialized library programs for blind, deaf, deaf-blind, hard-of-hearing, visually-impaired and other special needs patrons to participate in library activities and access library information.
spl.org/audiences/library-equal-access-program-(leap)
1000 4th Avenue, Level 1, Seattle • 206-615-1380 • Email
A Facebook discussion/support forum for queers who are POC or mixed race to talk about what’s going on for us at the intersections of ability and race.