Asotin-Garfield County Employment 4 All

04/09/2026

April is Celebrate Diversity Month, a time to recognize the many ways people contribute to our communities.

Diversity includes differences in culture, experiences, perspectives—and abilities.

Programs supporting individuals with developmental disabilities help ensure that everyone has the opportunity to participate fully in community life across Asotin and Garfield Counties.

Because strong communities are built when everyone belongs.

04/07/2026

Every child grows and develops in their own way—but sometimes families have questions about milestones.

Early intervention services can help children birth to age three build important developmental skills through therapy, family support, and specialized services.

If you have concerns about speech, movement, learning, or social development, early support can make a lasting difference.

Families in Asotin and Garfield Counties may be eligible for free developmental screenings and services.

Learn about Birth to Three services by calling 509-780-7420 or visit birthtothreeprogram.com.

04/03/2026

April is Autism Acceptance Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the unique strengths, perspectives, and contributions of individuals on the autism spectrum.

Autism is part of the natural diversity of how people think, learn, and experience the world.

Support services in Asotin and Garfield Counties help individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities build independence, develop skills, and pursue meaningful employment and community involvement.

Together we can create communities where everyone belongs. Learn about support and employment services available locally.

03/26/2026

Preparing for life after high school starts early.

Through the School-to-Work program, students with developmental disabilities can:
• Explore career interests
• Practice job skills
• Find real paid employment before graduation

The goal? A job before leaving school.

03/24/2026

Many believe people with disabilities can’t work. The fact is....many do...and thrive!

With the right support, many individuals with developmental disabilities work successfully in their communities.

Supported employment programs help individuals:
✔ Find the right job
✔ Build workplace skills
✔ Receive job coaching
✔ Grow independence

Employment opportunities are available through programs serving Asotin and Garfield Counties.

Everyone deserves the chance to contribute their talents.

03/19/2026

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to celebrate the talents, contributions, and achievements of people with developmental disabilities.

Across Asotin and Garfield Counties, individuals with developmental disabilities are building careers, living independently, and participating fully in their communities.

Through programs like supported employment, early childhood services, and school-to-work transitions, Asotin County Community Services helps individuals and families access the support they need to succeed.

When communities remove barriers, opportunity grows. Everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive!

Learn more about services available in Asotin and Garfield Counties.

03/17/2026

Concerned about your child’s development? Early intervention services can help children birth to age three reach important milestones.

Screenings are free and early support can make a lifelong difference. Call 509-780-7420 or visit birthtothreeprogram.com.

02/06/2026

Supported employment through DDA helps individuals find real jobs in their community, matched to their abilities and interests.
• Work a few hours—or more
• Ongoing job coaching and support
• Help for as long as it’s needed
• Local employment agencies in Asotin, Garfield & Whitman counties

Work looks different for everyone—and that’s okay. Explore Supported Employment:https://asotingarfieldemployment4all.org

01/30/2026

Do You or Your Someone You Know Qualify for DDA Services?

You may be eligible for Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA) services if:
• You live in Washington State
• Your disability began before age 18
• It is lifelong
• It significantly affects daily life

Qualifying conditions may include:
• Intellectual Disability
• Autism
• Cerebral Palsy
• Epilepsy
• Other similar neurological conditions

If you’re unsure—that’s okay. Help is available to walk you through the process. Check Eligibility & Get Started:

Enriching Individual Lives All people working, playing and learning in a community that values diversity before labels and strengths before barriers. Connect with the County Guiding Values Washington Developmental Disabilities Administration Asotin-Garfield County Employment 4 All receives a grant f...

01/24/2026

Did you know individuals with disabilities in Garfield County may qualify for FREE support services through Washington State’s Developmental Disabilities Administration (DDA)?

Services may include:
• Supported employment
• Job coaching & long-term workplace support
• Respite services
• Independent living & housing supports

If you or a loved one has a lifelong developmental disability, help may be available—right here in Garfield County. Learn More & Get Started: https://asotingarfieldemployment4all.org

***Eligibility requirements apply. Services coordinated locally by Asotin County Community Services.

Enriching Individual Lives All people working, playing and learning in a community that values diversity before labels and strengths before barriers. Connect with the County Guiding Values Washington Developmental Disabilities Administration Asotin-Garfield County Employment 4 All receives a grant f...

12/04/2025

We’re excited to welcome back Jonathan Chase, national speaker and mentor for young adults on the autism spectrum, for two powerful presentations on Tuesday, December 9:

🕚 Clarkston High School – 11:00 AM
🕧 Lincoln Middle School – 12:45 PM

Diagnosed with Asperger’s at 14, Jonathan now uses his story to empower students, families, and educators with insights on neurodiversity, self-advocacy, and successful life transitions.

These free events are part of our ongoing effort to build inclusive, informed communities—don’t miss the opportunity to be inspired!

04/09/2025

💙 April is Autism Awareness Month 💙

Let’s move beyond awareness and into acceptance, understanding, and inclusion. Autism is a spectrum—and so is the brilliance, creativity, and individuality of those who live on it.

This month, we celebrate autistic voices, advocate for accessibility, and promote environments where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued.

🧩 Different, not less.