Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) is a federal Act which authorized states to establish tax-advantaged savings programs so individuals with disabilities can save and invest money without jeopardizing eligibility for public benefits.

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Plus One Foundation offers resources to those affected by neurological conditions and educates the community about related issues.

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The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program provides monthly payments to adults and children with a disability or blindness who have income and resources below specific financial limits.

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Disability support for individuals in Washington State

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The Developmental Disabilities Administration has a variety of programs and services for Washington State residents with developmental disabilities.

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A Gift for Special Children is a non-profit organization which helps families who have special needs children in Mason County, Washington.

Main message line 360-427-7058

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The Ben's Fund Mission is to provide support to children and young adults with autism through financial assistance and guidance. Washington State Residents.

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This non-profit offers financial products and services to support those with disabilities in Washington and Oregon states. There are a variety of programs open to all disabilities and all ages. 

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HOCM is located in Olympia. The museum offers a Sensory Friendly Room on the weekends. On Sundays families can participate in Sensory Friendly Hour before the museum opens and stay for Art Time in the Sensory Friendly Room.

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TRL isn't only about books. Here you can check out Assistive Devices, learn code or a new language, do test prep for college or careers, and more. They offer a variety of sensory supportive classes and events as well.

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Mission: At Autism Acres we want to build an environment where families with special needs kids can see the Hope and Joy of Christ, feel safe, meet others, have fun, and build a community where we can all share life together. Where special needs people and their families will feel just that; special. Here at Autism Acres we desire for all people to feel loved, wanted, seen, and heard. Come here to play and stick around to connect. This is a place for special needs families to connect and belong, Where your kids can feel safe to be who they are and you don't have to apologize for who your kids are. 

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They encourage community members to EXPLORE animals and plants in their local estuaries, where freshwater and saltwater meet. We CONNECT people of all ages to what is unique about this delicate, vibrant ecosystem. Our educational opportunities INSPIRE individuals to take better care of our shared natural resources. Sensory Hour at the Estuarium is the second Saturday of every month at 10am. Registration required.

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The Center provides field trip opportunities, supplemental classroom activities, and summer camps, all aimed at sharing the beauty and uniqueness of the Nisqually Estuary and learning the values of conservation, particularly with regard to South Puget Sound. Their mission is to promote the understanding, appreciation, and conservation of the Nisqually Estuary through education, interpretation, and community science.

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Their mission is to engage children, and the people who care for them, in playful, creative, hands-on exploration and discovery.

They offer sensory borrow kits and more to support your visit.

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This Federal Way sensory gym provides children with a fun and motivational environment to help them in the areas of strength, movement, sensory processing, communication, positive behavior modification, social interactions, and self-care skills. Our unique equipment assists all children in their neurological growth and development.

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Yelm Cinemas provides a sensory friendly movie time where theater lights are brought up a little so the entire room can be seen, while making the big screen lighting not so bright. The sound is also turned down a bit for those sensitive to loud noises.

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