We recently filed a proposed master development plan with the city of Shoreline, and would like to hear your feedback on it.
Learn MoreMost people and families who get benefits from DSHS (food, cash, medical) can get money for college or training that you don't have to pay back.
Learn MoreThe best defense against fraud and theft is a good offense, so take steps now to protect your account information.
Learn MoreRecruitment is open, so hurry and apply today. Join an equitable and proud group of interns from around the Washington State and take part in this life changing opportunity. Apply today!
Learn MoreYour food benefit amount will decrease to normal benefit levels beginning March 2023. We understand this will have a significant impact on families across Washington and we are here to support you during this transition.
Learn MoreIndividuals and families may receive up to $1,200 back if they meet certain eligibility requirements. Applications open February 1, 2023.
Learn MoreOur new office locator allows you to locate your nearest DSHS Office or Resource based on your zip code, city or county.
Nearly one out of every four Washington citizens turns to the Department of Social and Health Services' Economic Services Administration for assistance with cash, food, child support, child care, disability determination, transition to employment, and other services. Core services focus on:
Provides services that empower senior citizens and people with disabilities to remain independent and supported in settings of their choice. This is accomplished through person-centered case management that works with individuals to build a care plan that reflects the individual’s choices and preferences.
Administers programs designed to assist individuals with developmental disabilities and their families to obtain services and supports based on individual preferences, capabilities, and needs. DDA strives to develop and implement public policies that promote: