Northwest Center In Spokane
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About this resource
This initiative supports students with developmental disabilities in obtaining jobs and ensuring a smooth transition into adult life and necessary support services. It is essential for students to be linked with either the DDA or DVR.
Intake Process: For further details, please call or complete the application form available on the website.
Cost: There are no fees for participants.
Who can use this
- Eligible participants are students with developmental disabilities who are 21 years old and in their final school year, wishing to work in the community and connected to either DSHS's Developmental Disabilities Administration or Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, while also applying for Social Security Administration benefits.
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Spokane, Washington
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