Locating affordable and appropriate housing can be a difficult task, especially if wheelchair accessibility is required.

To access more information about these programs, go to Community Resources Online and click on Target Groups: People with Disabilities. Select the subcategory: Housing. You may further define your search as needed.

Here are some housing options based on your level of independence:

• Independent living
Subsidized apartments are available for people who are able to live on their own, but may need assistance during the day such as the services of a chore worker.

• Adult Family Home Care
Licenses are granted by DSHS Home and Community to qualified homeowners to offer housing, daily living skills support and hands-on assistance to those with a disability.

• Group Homes
Facilities are available for those who need 24-hour assistance. Services may include meal preparation, laundry/housekeeping, medication management and on-site medical monitoring.

DSHS Aging and Disability Services has extensive information on residential care program on their Website - www.aasa.dshs.wa.gov

To find more information about these programs, go to Community Resources Online
 and search by agency name, or call the Community Information Line.