About
Washington State Department of Services for the Blind is a government agency that 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. They offer a range of services, including vocational rehabilitation, training center for blindness skills, self-employment opportunities, and independent living services. Their mission is to empower individuals with visual disabilities to achieve their goals and live independently. With a focus on empathy, integrity, and collaboration, the agency works with community partners to provide critical resources and information that benefit their customers. Located in Seattle, WA, the Washington State Department of Services for the Blind is committed to helping individuals with visual disabilities thrive in their homes, communities, and workplaces.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Vocational Rehabilitation
The agency provides vocational rehabilitation to help individuals with visual disabilities achieve employment, education, or independent living goals.
Training Center for Blindness Skills
The training center offers skills training for individuals with visual disabilities to help them navigate their world independently.
Self-Employment Opportunities
The agency provides self-employment opportunities for individuals with visual disabilities to help them achieve financial independence.
Independent Living Services
The agency offers independent living services, including blindness and low vision skills training, to help individuals with visual disabilities live independently.
Career Counseling
The agency provides career counseling to help individuals with visual disabilities achieve their employment and education goals.
Blindness and Low Vision Skills Training
The agency offers blindness and low vision skills training to help individuals with visual disabilities navigate their world independently.