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Join us for an upcoming WA Cares Basics webinar

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Are you interested in learning more about WA Cares? Whether you are an employer managing contributions, a provider offering services, or a worker planning for your future, join an upcoming webinar for a program overview tailored for you!

WA Cares Basics: What Workers Need to Know from 11 a.m. — noon on June 11

Learn more about long-term care and the WA Cares Fund.

We will cover:

· What long-term care includes.

· How caregiving responsibilities impact families and the workplace.

· How the WA Cares Fund can help.

· Who contributes to the fund.

· How exemptions work.

· How workers will meet contribution requirements, including a pathway for near-retirees.

· What benefits will be available.

Register here

WA Cares Basics: What Employers Need to Know from noon — 1 p.m. on July 9

Learn more about employer responsibilities.

We will cover:

· Who contributes to the fund.

· Who can get an exemption.

· Tracking employee exemptions.

· Employer reporting requirements.

· How workers will meet contribution requirements.

· What kinds of benefits will be available.

Register here

WA Cares Basics: What Providers Need to Know webinar from 11 a.m. — noon on August 5

Before benefits begin in July 2026, the WA Cares Fund will work to register a diverse range of qualified providers for each covered service. To ensure quality care, providers must meet minimum qualifications to participate. Once registered, beneficiaries can choose from these providers — empowering them to select the services that best meet their needs within their own communities.

We will cover:

  • How the program works.
  • Types of providers that will be able to register.
  • Minimum qualifications and requirements providers will have to meet.
  • How to register as a qualified provider.

Register here

All webinars will include an opportunity for audience Q&A. Live captioning and ASL interpretation will be available.

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email with information about joining the webinar.

Learn more about WA Cares webinars or sign up for the WA Cares mailing list to get upcoming event announcements in your email inbox.

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WA State Department of Social and Health Services
WA State Department of Social and Health Services

Written by WA State Department of Social and Health Services

The WA State DSHS delivers a variety of social services, employment supports, safety programs, and court-ordered behavioral health care.

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