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Housing

Housing

Walla Walla Valley Disability Network does not endorse or recommend any particular products, treatments, services or diagnosis, whether specifically or generally, and professional advice should be sought in relation to all  health and treatment decisions. We provide information and listings only which we hope are helpful.

Washington

  • Since 1979, Addus has served families at home, providing quality in-home supportive services to elderly and younger persons with disabilities.

  • Adult Family Homes are regular neighborhood homes where staff assumes responsibility for the safety and well-being of the adult. A room, meals, laundry, supervision and varying levels of assistance with care are provided. Some provide occasional nursing care. Some offer specialized care for people with mental health issues, developmental disabilities or dementia. The home can have two to six residents and is licensed by the state.

  • Alternative Residential Services assists our clients with all areas of community living. We provide financial guidance and resources, transportation, and medical services. We also offer medication management, meal planning and preparation, along with shopping assistance.

  • The city offers a 20% discount on monthly utility bills for low-income residents. Blue Mountain Action Council can also provide direct financial assistance to eligible residents to help pay for rent, mortgage, or utility.

  • BMAC is a private, nonprofit, multipurpose agency, serving residents in Southeastern Washington to: Meet the basic needs of low-income individuals and families; Offer opportunities for individuals and families to achieve greater levels of strength, independence, and self-sufficiency; and Develop and implement strategies to prevent poverty in our communities.

  • Get the insights you need to find the right city. Families looking for assisted living in Washington (WA) have a wide array of communities to choose from, since it is estimated that there are more than 30,000 assisted living communities serving seniors across the U.S., and over 520 statewide.

  • Companion homes are established in typical family settings and are based on an adult foster care model where a long-lasting relationship between the individual being supported and the provider is built. An individual with developmental disabilities age 18 or older lives in the home with you and receives 24-hour support and supervision. When you need a break, short term relief (often known as respite) is available to you.

  • Learn about Supported Living, Companion Homes, Alternative Living, and Group Training Homes in this series of four videos less than 5 minutes each.

  • If you are eligible or enrolled in the Developmental Disabilities Administration’s (DDA) CORE or Community Protection waiver and are looking for a Supported Living Agency in your area, check out DDA’s updated locator map.

  • PDF of agencies throughout Washington State.

  • HomeChoice is a downpayment assistance, second mortgage loan program for qualified borrowers who have a disability or who have a family member with a disability living with them. Funds up to $15,000. HomeChoice combines with House Key and Home Advantage first mortgage loan programs. One-on-one counseling is required.

  • VRS is a community based non-profit organization offering supported living, transitional housing and family support opportunities in Walla Walla and Columbia Counties in Washington since 1982.

  • The Walla Walla Housing Authority offers a variety of affordable housing opportunities and rental assistance programs.

  • We fund projects and initiatives that enhance opportunity, possibility and quality of life for individuals who experience I/DD. Increasing affordable, person-focused housing solutions is a priority.

Oregon

  • Connect to local information for seniors and people with disabilities, their families and caregivers.

  • Oregon’s Family Caregiver Support Program helps caregivers support their loved ones and themselves. For example, services such as respite care and transportation can help.

  • Get the insights you need to find the right city. Families looking for assisted living in Oregon (OR) have a wide array of communities to choose from, since it is estimated that there are more than 30,000 assisted living communities serving seniors across the U.S., and over 358 statewide.

  • Milton-Freewater, Hermiston & Pendleton Divisions - Horizon Project, Inc. operates twelve group homes, three supported living programs and three semi-independent living programs, which houses individuals in apartments or houses. Each group home houses up to 5 individuals and the supported living program serves a growing number of individuals at various locations in the communities.

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