About
Washington State Department of Services for the Blind provides training, counseling, and support to help Washington residents of all ages, who are Blind, Deaf-Blind or Low Vision pursue employment, education, and independent living. Their services include vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, career counseling, and blindness and low vision skills training. They also offer self-employment opportunities, food services, and employment programs for businesses. Additionally, they provide independent living services, including aids and devices, and offer youth programs such as DSB Explorers and 3T Academy Residential Program. The agency's core values are Empathy, Integrity, and Collaboration, and they strive to meet each individual's unique needs and provide meaningful services. With multiple offices across the state, a representative is waiting to answer questions and provide support.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Vocational Rehabilitation
Provides training and support to help individuals with visual disabilities achieve employment, education, or independent living goals.
Assistive Technology
Offers devices and tools to help individuals with visual disabilities navigate their world independently.
Career Counseling
Provides guidance and support to help individuals with visual disabilities achieve their career goals.
Blindness and Low Vision Skills Training
Teaches skills and techniques to help individuals with visual disabilities live independently.
Self-Employment Opportunities
Provides resources and support to help individuals with visual disabilities start their own businesses.
Food Services
Offers food services to support individuals with visual disabilities in their daily lives.
