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Our mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with disabilities and their families through community inclusion and support.

How Do I Apply for DDA Services?

  • Did you miss one of the Better Together presentations? Maybe you attended but wish you could view it again? Perhaps you weren't even aware of this opportunity? Fortunately, they have been recorded. Take a look.

  • A program which believes that often the most valuable form of support comes from other parents who have traveled the road before you. We understand the emotion, myths, and realities of parenting a child with a disability.
    Start here.

  • The Walla Walla Valley Disability Network walks families through every life stage of their child/adult. Each stage of life presents its own challenges and rewards. Resources based on life stage can be found here.
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  • Whether your child was just born, just adopted, just diagnosed or waiting for a diagnosis, you recently moved, or you just never got around to it, there are resources available to you today.
    Begin here.

  • Informational trainings, support meetings, social and recreation opportunities for parents/caregivers and individuals with disabilities to engage in their community.
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  • We welcome your feedback, suggestions, information, or questions.
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  • Get the information and tools you need to find support and peace of mind.
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  • Interested in volunteering and/or investing in our programs? Improve the Walla Walla Valley by joining our effort. You'd be surprised at what a huge difference a little bit of your time can make.
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  • Meet the amazing Board of Directors and Staff who work hard to make our vision a reality.
    Meet our board and staff.

  • Make your voice heard by giving your input to the survey(s) that impact you or your loved one most.
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Our Impact This Year

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Check our calendar of events to find out what activities and opportunities are available this quarter.

News & Notes

January 28, 2020
byhttps://projectunderstood.ca/

The future is voice-first, but not for everyone. Because of their unique speech patterns, voice technology doesn’t always understand people with Down syndrome. Project Understood is ensuring the future of voice technology includes people with Down syndrome.

January 25, 2020
bychannel3000.com

A new Rutgers study has found that one-fourth of children with autism spectrum disorder may go undiagnosed.

January 23, 2020
byMichelle Diament, Disability Scoop

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos should ban seclusion and prohibit certain restraint techniques in the nation’s schools, a dozen lawmakers say.