Yakima event seeks to recruit trilingual interpretersWashington is one of many states facing a shortage of qualified interpreters3d ago3d ago
Adult Protective Services staff see success in protecting vulnerable adultsThe people working for DSHS’ Adult Protective Services are dedicated to serving vulnerable adults. Staff investigate reports about abuse…Mar 26Mar 26
No playing around: the important role of DSHS’ therapeutic recreation employeesRecreational therapy is more than fun. Playing is hard work that can turn people’s lives around, as any recreational therapist knows.Mar 24Mar 24
Brain injury awareness is key to protecting yourselfMarch is Brain Injury Awareness month, and this year Washington state celebrates 17 years of Traumatic Brain Injury support, research and…Mar 14Mar 14
DSHS partnership with Centralia College Nursing Program blossomsStaff at Maple Lane campus are ready to welcome a second cohort of nursing students this spring.Mar 13Mar 13
Washington State is a national leader in employment services for people with developmental…Percent Participating in Integrated Employment Services, 2022Mar 7Mar 7
DSHS psychologist earns rare forensic psychologist board certificationBecoming a board-certified forensic psychologist is a grueling, rigorous process but it is one that Forensic Evaluator Jessica Hart knew…Mar 7Mar 7
DSHS ALTSA staff team up to keep vulnerable adults safeThe quick action of DSHS Aging and Long-Term Support Administration staff ensures vulnerable adults in Spokane Valley are removed from an…Feb 27Feb 27
Rapid Response: Protecting Residents During Overnight Flooding at Lakeland VillageOn the night of Feb. 23, heavy rains and melting snow combined created a challenging situation at Lakeland Village, a DSHS’ residential…Feb 25Feb 25
Unlocking potential: Eddie’s journey to meaningful employmentFinding a job can be challenging for many people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. However, the right help and support can…Feb 21Feb 21
