State of Washington Medical Assistance

King County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) in Seattle, WA, is dedicated to providing high-quality out-of-hospital emergency care through its regional Medic One system. The organization ensures that every patient receives the necessary emergency medical attention, operating 24 hours a day and supporting a continuum of care. The EMS Division also focuses on community-based programs that enhance critical links in the Chain of Survival, including early access to 911, CPR, and defibrillation. Through strategic planning and collaboration with various regional partners, King County EMS aims to deliver exceptional prehospital emergency care to all residents, regardless of their background. Generated from the website

The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) provides a wide range of support services to the community, including assistance with food, cash, medical needs, housing, and child support. Their various administrations focus on areas such as aging, behavioral health, developmental disabilities, and vocational rehabilitation to ensure comprehensive care for individuals and families in need. Located in Tacoma, the DDA Field Office is part of DSHS, dedicated to serving the developmental disabilities community. They emphasize accessibility, inclusion, and nondiscrimination in their service delivery, striving to meet the diverse needs of Washington residents. Generated from the website

Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board is a governor-appointed body. Based in Olympia, Wash., the department is a partnership of labor, business and government to helping Washington state residents obtain and succeed in family-wage jobs, while meeting employers' needs for skilled workers. It also oversees a workforce development system which includes 18 education and training programs. Additionally, the board provides financial aid and other services to low-income students as well as opportunity partnership program projects.