About
The 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. They offer various programs and services, including vocational rehabilitation, training center for blindness skills, self-employment opportunities, and independent living services. With a focus on empathy, integrity, and collaboration, the agency aims to empower individuals with visual disabilities to achieve their goals and live independently. Located in Yakima, WA, the Department of Services for the Blind serves the community by providing essential resources and support.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
Vocational Rehabilitation
The agency provides vocational rehabilitation process, eligibility for vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, career counseling, and training center for blindness skills.
Training Center for Blindness Skills
The agency offers training center for blindness skills, blindness and low vision skills training for independence, and aids and devices.
Self-Employment Opportunities
The agency provides self-employment opportunities, including food services, employment program, business enterprise program, and vendors committee.
Independent Living Services
The agency offers independent living services, including blindness and low vision skills training for independence, aids and devices, and events.