Groups & Services
We offer a range of community-based services to support individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Our programs promote independence, social connection, and meaningful engagement.
We offer a range of community-based services to support individuals with developmental disabilities and their families. Our programs promote independence, social connection, and meaningful engagement.
Through our contracted partnerships with DSHS/DDCS, we provide community-based services designed to foster independence, social connection, and personal growth.
Get involved in recreational activities as a contracted Respite in the Community Provider. If you live with your main caregiver, this service gives you both a break to do the things you want while getting the support you need.
Updated schedule coming soon following the opening of the S&D Community Center.
Connect individuals with developmental disabilities to peers who share similar lived experiences. Receive support from a peer with a developmental disability, or from a family member who understands what you are going through.
Interested in becoming a Peer Mentor? Reach out at info@lcautism.org
Hourly Respite for when your main caregiver needs a break. This short-term service gives both you and your caregiver an opportunity to recharge and take care of yourselves.
Recreational Opportunities contract, Peer Mentor Services contract, or Community Respite contract with DDCS.
Enrollment in DDCS services is not required to participate in our programs. If you are enrolled, we help get pre-approval through your case manager. To learn if you qualify for DDCS services, contact your DDCS Case Manager.
You can still participate in our programs and activities. Reach out to learn more about how to get involved.
We will help you get pre-approval through your case manager so you can access contracted services.
Contact your DDCS Case Manager to find out if you qualify for services and waivers.
The Center adheres to data security protocols under RCW 42.56 and HIPAA guidelines to protect the privacy and confidentiality of all participants.