Exclusive Services

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• Alcoholics Anonymous offers help with alcohol addiction. To find meetings near you, call 206-672-7746 (or toll-free 800-839-1686) or visit Find AA Meetings in Seattle, Washington.

• Disability Empowerment Center (DEC) operates three Independent Living Centers in King County and advocates for accessibility, inclusion, and usability for all.

• ARC of King County advocates for and serves people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.

• Hearing Loss Association of Washington provides information, education, support, and advocacy to improve living conditions and assure access for individuals with hearing loss.

• Hearing, Speech, and Deaf Center is a Western Washington service hub for clients who are deaf, hard of hearing, or have communication disorders.

• Loop Seattle provides information about hearing loop assistive technology in facilities.

• Northwest ADA Center assists businesses, state and local governments, and people with disabilities as they manage the process of changing our culture to be user friendly to disability and the effect a variety of health conditions can have on society.

• Northwest Universal Design Council is a volunteer group that promotes the incorporation of universal design principles, products, and processes that enable everyone, regardless of age or ability to “live actively by design.”

• Seattle Disability Commission promotes the full participation of people with disabilities into all areas of economic, political, and community life in Seattle. The 16-member commission informs the Mayor, Council, and City departments on issues of importance to people with disabilities and recommends policies, practices, and legislation.

• Washington Council of the Blind promotes opportunity, equality, and independence in the blind community through education, public awareness, and advocacy.