WA social and health services event at Lynnwood Library Sept. 18

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Social Health and Services’ mobile outreach van will be at the Lynnwood Library on September 18 from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. , providing vital resources to the community.

Services available include EBT card assistance, same-day eligibility determinations, and applications for the Child Care Subsidy Program. This initiative specifically targets residents who may not have easy access to DSHS offices, ensuring they receive necessary support. The mobile unit also offers accessibility aids, including chair lifts and language interpretation services for the hearing impaired. The DSHS operates eight mobile office trucks throughout Washington, emphasizing its commitment to reaching underserved populations. Individuals in need of food, financial, child care, or medical assistance can learn more and apply via the Washington Connection website.

The event plays a crucial role in connecting residents with essential social services. For further details, residents can visit the city’s Human Resources Department’s website.

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