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BABES Network | YWCA
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1118 Fifth Ave, Seattle, Washington state 98101
206-720-5566

The BABES Network provides peer support for women living with HIV, focusing on reducing isolation, promoting self-empowerment, and enhancing the quality of life. Services include one-on-one peer counseling, non-medical case management, support groups, educational forums, advocacy, social events and retreats, and a "BABES Talking" quarterly newsletter.

Burien Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
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1031 SW 130th St, Burien, Washington state 98146
206-242-3212

Areas of focus include:

Nursing Services | 24-hour skilled care and rehabilitation services.

Social Services | Assisting patients and their families during transitional periods, providing essential information, managing requests and concerns, and helping in care planning and discharge planning.

Rehabilitation | Individualized programs to reach goals of increased independence and ability. Patient families are also encouraged to participate in therapy sessions, caregiver education, and training.

Long Term and End of Life Care | Care focusing on differing populations of individuals--many patients require several days or weeks of medical care and therapy before they can safely return home or to a lower level of care.

CCS – Catholic Community Services African American Elders Program
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100 23rd Avenue South, Seattle, WA, USA, Washington state 98144
(206) 328-5639

The African American Elders Program, run by Catholic Community Services, serve older B/AA who are home bound, hard to serve, low income, and have chronic and/or severe disabilities, living with dementia and related disorders, and are at high risk of premature institutionalization. The program specializes in providing culturally competent and sensitive care specific to B/AA that have lived in a high crime environment and with a lifetime battling discrimination and racism.

The Care Coordinators (CC's) are Master's-prepared Geriatric Social Workers who identify with the long-term effects of racism. They provide assistance to clients who have deficits of one activity of daily living (ADL) and/or two Instrumental (IADL's) deficits; and are unable to access services on their own; and do not have anyone to help them assess these services.

Care Coordination includes conducting a comprehensive assessment that focuses on cognitive and functional areas, evaluation of social circumstances, and resources. The assessment also includes medical diagnosis, nutritional concerns, emotional issues, medication management, safety, support, caregiver needs and continuous support with healthcare providers. This assessment leads to the development of a service plan and implementation. The care coordinators continue to follow-up and monitor the outcomes and status of the service plan for optimal outcomes and to amend service plans as needed.

Follow-up activities includes: home visits, telephone, and electronic communications with clients or their representatives.

Cecily Kaplan
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525 N 85th St, Seattle, WA, USA 98103
(206) 297-0875

Cecily Kaplan works with the Alzheimer's Association as part of their contribution as a member of the Momentia Seattle Stewardship Team.

Chinese Information and Service Center
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611 South Lane Street, Seattle, WA, USA 98104
(206) 624-5633

Our Care Coordination services provide bi-lingual and bi-cultural short-term case management assistance to immigrant senior and adults with disabilities who are low-income, LES/NES and with limited or no supporting network which makes them vulnerable to institutional placement. The individuals we serve are primarily transitioning from the hospital, an assisted living situation or group home back to the larger community. Priority is given to clients with acute or chronic illness such as COPD, congestive heart failure, or diabetes.

Colburn Law
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22500 SE 64TH PLACE #200, 98027 98027
(206)919-3215

Greg Colburn is a dedicated and caring elder abuse and nursing home abuse attorney in Seattle. If you or a loved one have been injured as a result of abuse or neglect in a Washington state nursing home, it is important to speak with an attorney with extensive knowledge of nursing home abuse and neglect claims as soon as possible.

At Colburn Law, we offer a free and confidential consultation. You don't have to pay any fees unless we recover compensation for you or a loved one.

Call Colburn Law today: (206) 919-3215

 

Disability Empowerment Center
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1401 E Jefferson St, Suite 506, Delaware 98122
206-545-7055

Disability Empowerment Center provides our community in King County with access to resources and peer support. We are a nonprofit dedicated to helping people of all abilities find services to live as independently as you choose. We offer you choices in an empowering setting whether you are looking to learn new skills, join a peer support group, get help transitioning into living on your own or find other community-based services.

We help you find and access community resources and services for employment, transportation, housing, communication, benefits and more.

We empower you to perfect the life skills you need to live as independently as you want.

We support people transitioning from institutional living to living on their own.

We facilitate peer groups to help you share your experience and gain resources and support from other people with disabilities.

We advocate for policies and programs that make sure disabled people like us have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.

We partner with businesses to ensure workplaces are accessible and inclusive to all.

Disability Empowerment Center
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16101 Northeast 87th Street, Redmond, WA, USA, Suite 120 98052
206-545-7055

Disability Empowerment Center provides our community in King County with access to resources and peer support. We are a nonprofit dedicated to helping people of all abilities find services to live as independently as you choose. We offer you choices in an empowering setting whether you are looking to learn new skills, join a peer support group, get help transitioning into living on your own or find other community-based services.

We help you find and access community resources and services for employment, transportation, housing, communication, benefits and more.

We empower you to perfect the life skills you need to live as independently as you want.

We support people transitioning from institutional living to living on their own.

We facilitate peer groups to help you share your experience and gain resources and support from other people with disabilities.

We advocate for policies and programs that make sure disabled people like us have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.

We partner with businesses to ensure workplaces are accessible and inclusive to all.

Disability Empowerment Center
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420 East Main Street, Auburn, WA, USA 98001
206-545-7055

Disability Empowerment Center provides our community in King County with access to resources and peer support. We are a nonprofit dedicated to helping people of all abilities find services to live as independently as you choose. We offer you choices in an empowering setting whether you are looking to learn new skills, join a peer support group, get help transitioning into living on your own or find other community-based services.

We help you find and access community resources and services for employment, transportation, housing, communication, benefits and more.

We empower you to perfect the life skills you need to live as independently as you want.

We support people transitioning from institutional living to living on their own.

We facilitate peer groups to help you share your experience and gain resources and support from other people with disabilities.

We advocate for policies and programs that make sure disabled people like us have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.

We partner with businesses to ensure workplaces are accessible and inclusive to all.

Disability Empowerment Center
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1401 East Jefferson Street suite 506, Seattle, WA, USA, Seattle, Washington state 98122
206-545-7055

Disability Empowerment Center provides our community with access to resources and peer support. We are a nonprofit dedicated to helping people of all abilities find services to live as independently as you choose. We offer you choices in an empowering setting whether you are looking to learn new skills, join a peer support group, get help transitioning into living on your own or find other community-based services. 

Drugrehab.com
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1 South Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL, USA, Suite 503, Washington state 32801

Substance use disorders have a greater effect on LGBTQ+ people than on the heterosexual population. The LGBTQ+ community must overcome several obstacles, including being denied substance abuse treatment because of their sexual identity. However, through the proper understanding and accommodation of LGBTQ+ care principles, substance abuse treatment can be successful.

Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer community have rates of substance abuse higher than those of the general population. Their daily battles with discrimination and stigma cause high levels of stress that may push them toward drug and alcohol use.

At DrugRehab.com, our mission is to equip patients and families with the best information, resources and tools to overcome addiction and pursue lifelong recovery. We are here to help you or your loved one every step of the way.

Eldercare Consulting, LLC
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4850 California Avenue Southwest, Seattle, WA, USA, #103A, Washington state 98116
206-355-8965

As Geriatric Case Managers, we work with individuals/ families to find the best choices for their individual needs. We provide excellent oversight, care and resources to our clients. We assist with doctor appointments, transportation, medication management, selection and logistics of new housing and so much more. We also have a wide variety of vendors who excel in their professions who can assist the client. Examples include moving specialist, meal delivery, transportation services, home organizers, in home companions, medical assistance, lawyers, financial consultants, housekeepers, pet care and so much more. In addition, our work often includes educating clients about their choices for housing such as retirement livings, assisted livings, memory care, Adult Family homes, and hospice. Contact us today for a free consultation.

Elk & Elk Co., Ltd
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800 5th Avenue ste 3825, Seattle, WA 98104, USA 98204
(206) 257-2943

Elk & Elk Co., Ltd is a top-rated Seattle personal injury law firm. For over 5 decades our firm has been helping represent those in our community. If you or a loved one has been injured, contact us today. We are available 24/7.

Friend to Friend America
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Washington state 98101
206 870 4266

Our Mission
To end loneliness in the lives of seniors, one senior at a time, “Friend to Friend”. Friend to Friend America recruits and trains volunteers in the community to visit lonely and isolated seniors.

Friend to Friend America can help
Would you like a visitor? Do you know someone that could benefit from a visiting friend? Are your parents or grandparents living miles away? Are you unable to get there to visit as often as you would like? Would your relative enjoy the company of a friend? Fill out our request form today! (Please note, at this time our service area is limited to Washington State.)

GenPride
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1620 12th Ave, 203, Washington state 98102
206-393-3400

GenPride empowers older LGBTQ adults to live with pride and dignity by promoting, connecting, and developing innovative programs and services that enhance belonging and support, eliminate discrimination, and honor the lives of older members of our community.

Visit GenPride's website for information about:

Training Classes
Upcoming Events Calendar
Resource Directory
Information and Assistance
GenPRIDE's Blog
Volunteer Opportunities

Hearthstone 62+ Senior Living community
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6720 Green Lake Way North,, Seattle, Washington state 98103
206-517-2242

ENJOY NATURE'S FOUR SEASONS

right outside your door.

Set in Seattle’s vibrant and historic Green Lake neighborhood, life at The Hearthstone offers a deep connection to nature. Surrounded by walking paths, stunning vistas, nearby retail, the renown Woodland Park Zoo and best-in-class medical care, our community offers so much to current and potential residents.

With roots in the Lutheran Faith dating back to its inception in the mid-20th century, The Hearthstone honors the faith’s core values of safeguarding, nurturing and caring for all people. Today, The Hearthstone enjoys a reputation as one of western Washington’s most well-respected continuing care retirement communities, welcoming people age 62 or greater of all faiths, genders and orientations.

The Hearthstone campus consists of three buildings: The Flagship Lakeside building on the shores Green Lake, Cove West and Cove East. As a resident in any of our buildings, you’re afforded a full complement of community amenities and CCRC health services. Beyond those invaluable services, The Hearthstone provides a true sense of comfort and belonging to all who are happy to call the community their home.

CALL (206) 517-2216 OR FILL OUT THE FORM ON THIS PAGE TO GET STARTED AND LEARN MORE.

(https://www.hearthstone.org/#FormBgAnchor)

King County Public Health STD Clinic
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908 Jefferson St, 11th floor, Seattle, Washington state 98104
206-744-3590
  • Address = 908 Jefferson St, 11th floor, Seattle WA, 98104
  • Phone Number = 206-744-3590
  • Email address = N/A
  • Website = www.kingcounty.gov/std
  • Description = HIV/STD testing, diagnosis, and treatment.
  • Languages Spoken = English & Spanish (Interpreters available for all other languages)
  • ADA Access (Yes/Not Currently) = Yes
  • Intended Age Group (If applicable) = All Ages

Korean Women’s Association
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123 East 96th Street, Washington state 98445
(253) 535-4202

Korean Women's Association (also known as KWA) provides services in 11 Western Washington counties with 1,400+ employees serving the diverse needs of more than 10,000 people each year.

Programs and Services Include:

  • Senior Wellness
  • Benefit Enrollment
  • Citizenship Support
  • Elder Abuse Advocacy
  • Domestic Violence Advocacy & Shelter
  • Community & Behavioral Health Navigation
  • In-Home Care
  • Senior Activity Centers
  • Community Center
  • Affordable Housing

Our mission is to provide multi-cultural, multi-lingual human services, regardless of race or ethnic background, to diverse communities through education, socialization, advocacy, and support.

Law Office of Micelle R. Siebenaler PLLC
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33530 1st way south, suite 102, Federal way, washington, Washington state 98003
253 397 4674

elder law, estate planning, probate and Medicaid planning

National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
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305 7th Avenue, New York, NY, USA, 6th Floor, New York 10001
212.741.2247

The National Resource Center on LGBT Aging is the country's first and only technical assistance resource center aimed at improving the quality of services and supports offered to lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender older adults. Established in 2010 through a federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the National Resource Center on LGBT Aging provides training, technical assistance and educational resources to aging providers, LGBT organizations and LGBT older adults. The center is led by SAGE, in collaboration with 18 leading organizations from around the country.

OASIS
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22525 SE 64th Place, suite 2266, issaquah, washington 98027
435 444 8544

LET OASIS BE YOUR GUIDE ON YOUR SEARCH FOR SENIOR LIVING OPTIONS!
Find Your Local Advisor Today!

SENIOR LIVING ADVISORS
Oasis Senior Advisors Help You Find the Right Place
When you or your loved one begins searching for living arrangements suited to your care needs, the process can quickly become intimidating. Oasis Senior Advisors offers free, community-based referral senior housing assistance to aid in finding a place just right for you or your loved one. Using our knowledge of local resources and our proprietary OasisIQ™ software, we work with you and your family to help match you with the senior living options that suit your needs and preferences. Our personal one-on-one approach allows us to advise seniors and their families with compassion and informed data based on lifestyle, location, finances, health conditions, and more.

EXPLORING HOMECARE OPTIONS?
Turn to Oasis for free, local, and knowledgeable guidance in finding the right place. Call (888) 455-5838 to connect with a certified advisor located in your area.

Open Doors for Multicultural Families
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24437 Russell Road, Kent, WA, USA, Suite #110, Washington state 98032
(253) 216-4479

Open Doors for Multicultural Families (Open Doors or ODMF) provides culturally and linguistically relevant information, services, and programming to culturally and linguistically diverse families of persons with developmental and intellectual disabilities. The families we serve are often immigrants, refugees, and/or people of color. We accomplish this using a “cultural brokering” model. Our staff come from the same culture and speak the same language as the families they serve, and so are able to communicate with the family in their own language, and in a way that will make sense within their cultural context. Additionally, these staff are knowledgeable of disabilities services, Special Education, and other mainstream social services, and to bridge the gap between the families we serve and the services they need. Currently, our bilingual/bicultural Family Support Staff provide services in English, Spanish, Somali, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese, Arabic, Vietnamese, and Khmer.

Pacific Asian Empowerment Program
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270 South Hanford St. Suite 204, Washington state 98134
206-324-0236

PAEP or Pacific Asian Empowerment Program was born out of a grassroots demand by Filipinos, Tongans, Hmong, Mien, Laotians, Samoan, Polynesian volunteers, and clients demanding changes from oppression and lack of understanding by larger groups and agencies that had not been culturally sensitive to their heritage and needs.

PAEP and its Senior Nutrition Congregate Meal Program addresses many important issues such as diminishing and alleviating hunger, isolation, loneliness, depression, malnutrition, obesity, inactivity, and sedentary lifestyles.  When the seniors come to the meal sites they socialize, exercise, listen to music, sing, dance, eat a healthy and tasty meal using ingredients similar to the foods they were used to eat back home.  The seniors receive good, helpful information, peer counselling, information and referral, food bank donated items.  They sometimes play bingo, watch the news and discuss issues and current events with others.  We are helping families and seniors in the Seattle, King County area to live healthier, happier and more independent lives, thus contributing to an improved community with a healthier and more productive population.

Pathways to Healing – Cowlitz Tribal Health & Human Services
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15455 65th Ave S, Tukwila, WA, USA, Washington state 98188
(206) 466-5131

It is the mission of the Pathways to Healing Program to honor traditional values and beliefs that promote safety and well-being for Native American/Alaska Native families by providing a holistic approach inform, educate and heal our communities affected by violence.

Mission

The mission of the Cowlitz Tribal Pathways to Healing Program is to honor traditional values and beliefs that promote safety and well being for Native American/Alaska Native families by providing a holistic approach to inform, educate and heal our communities affected by violence.

Eligibility

To be eligible you must be a Native American or Alaska Native (you do not have to be enrolled) who has experienced, or know someone who has experienced, domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence or stalking at any point in your life. Services are also available to clients of all other Health and Human Services Programs regardless of Native identity.

Services offered include:

  • Information and Referrals
  • Cultural Advocacy
  • Community Outreach
  • Emergency Services
  • Safety Planning
  • Legal Advocacy
  • Outreach and Prevention Services
  • Online Social Media
  • Positive Youth Development
  • Support to Secondary survivors/victims
  • Table Events
  • Training
  • Transitional Housing
  • Medical Advocacy

All services are confidential and available to women, children and men. While the Pathways to Healing Program recognizes that a person can be both a survivor and a perpetrator over the course of their life, the focus of participation in services must be exclusive to the effects of the victimization.

Pike Market Senior Center & Food Bank
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85 Pike St Ste 200, Washington state 98101-2077
(206) 728-2773

In downtown Seattle, the Pike Market Senior Center strives to make each day better and safer for older adults; the Pike Market Food Bank serves people of all ages who face hunger. Together, we provide services, activities, and support that lead to more self sufficient and fulfilling lives.

The Pike Market Senior Center has three major programs, Senior Nutrition, Social Services, and Wellness/Engagement.

  • Senior Nutrition - PMSC serves two free meals to adults age 55 and older every day of the week. Please see our nondiscrimination policy.
  • Social Services and Resident Advocacy - Social workers are available to help clients find shelter and housing, access medical care, and to connect seniors with assistance programs like social security and food stamps. Residents of the housing within Pike Place Market are served by the Resident Advocate to ensure they receive the support necessary for them to remain independent and healthy.
  • Wellness-Engagement - PMSC offers fitness, art classes, trips and other activities to promote health and social engagement. A full schedule of classes and activities is available in the monthly newsletter, Parsley, Sage and Time (available online on our front page).
  • People of any age my visit the Pike Market Senior Center to select food for their dog or cat. We offer two cans and one bag of pet food per person, while supplies last. This service is offered through the very kind support of the Seattle Humane.

Retirement Connection
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11900 NE 1st street, suite 300, bellevue, washington 98005
253 642 6682

The official website for Retirement Connection Guide- designed for Boomers, Seniors, Caregivers & Providers to search more than 150+ topics of information and connect you with a quick and complete reference of providers and services. Our educational articles, business profiles, event postings, and help pages are available to offer ongoing support. The printed Retirement Connection Guide can be picked up at many convenient locations or ordered from this website. We currently cover four local markets with our print guide. The Portland/Vancouver edition covers Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington and Clark Counties. The Mid-Willamette edition covers Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Benton, Lincoln and Linn Counties. The Southern Oregon edition covers Grants Pass, Klamath Falls, Medford and Roseburg. The Puget Sound edition covers Snohomish, King and Pierce Counties.

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