The Washington State Developmental Disabilities Council is a Federal-State partnership working to plan for and with people with developmental disabilities and their families. Council members are appointed by the Governor to promote a comprehensive system of services, and serve as an advocate and a planning body for Washington State's citizens with developmental disabilities. More than 60% of Council members are people with developmental disabilities or their family members.
The Council holds that all individuals with developmental disabilities have the right to achieve independence, productivity, integration and inclusion into the community. For more about the Council's work, watch our video on YouTube.
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